greggsy

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by greggsy 4y ago
I was wondering the same, until I realised that typewriters were presumably also sold in Greece.
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by greggsy 4y ago
While I’m sure you know what you’re talking about, and it is very interesting, it’s poor form to suggest treatments for a cardiovascular brain conditions , after being given second hand information of a single symptom with no further hi
873.
by greggsy 4y ago
That’s what I was thinking when I read it. I have no idea if tritium emits more radioluminescence near a source though.
874.
by greggsy 4y ago
Dark Reader renders 90% of pages fine with no tweaking, the remainder aren’t hard to switch to an alternative mode. Best $7.99 I’ve spent.
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by greggsy 4y ago
I looked through their soundtrack discography before putting the reply together, and while those were all successful movies, but I didn’t consider them to be on the same level as the Blade Runner or Gallipoli soundtracks which, to me, are a
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by greggsy 4y ago
It’s hard to leave any discussion around the development of synth as an instrument without mentioning Tangerine Dream and Popol Vuh, but they were arguably more related to the prog-rock scene than as composers. Incidentally, a former membe
877.
by greggsy 4y ago
To me, the value lies beyond the hardware, which is likely just off the shelf parts. The documentation looks really nice, and it’s extremely rare for a company to provide any printed material with their hardware, other than the multi la
878.
by greggsy 4y ago
It’s literally their job to do that kind of thing, but was there legitimate concern in the UK that they unnecessarily targeted people in a malicious way? You don’t just burn a vulnerability like that without a target.
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by greggsy 4y ago
I used to collect catalogs when they were still paper based. I’d punch ‘order catalog’ into Google and find all sorts of weird manufacturers and retailers selling specialty crap. Taxidermy supplies, figurines suppliers (from Hummel to Gunda
880.
by greggsy 4y ago
I love the visual nature of analogue synths. I got heavily into Reaktor back in the day, and fawned over the Paia kits but could never afford them. Ended up buying some generic function generator kits and whacked them in a chassis with a bu
881.
by greggsy 4y ago
The archetypal gym junkie with beard and top knot all look the same to me
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by greggsy 4y ago
A lot of these seem like systems thinking problems, rather than pure economics. Tackling it across multiple perspectives might not even result in a satisfactory answer for any party, but it can improve the situation.
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by greggsy 4y ago
I’m using obsidian, but I’d move back to OneNote (or even Apple Notes) if it offered inclusions and more flexible tag management and reporting. I feel like MS could do that somewhere down the line.
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by greggsy 4y ago
I add a tag, which filters it into a table. Pretty rudimentary but it meets my needs.
885.
by greggsy 4y ago
Wow that’s actually kind of cool.
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by greggsy 4y ago
Inflation, and chip shortages interrupting their (presumably linear) asset lifecycle costs. Possibly also gearing up for a sale, and keen to test the elasticity of the market.
887.
by greggsy 4y ago
What are your traffic requirements?
888.
by greggsy 4y ago
I’m surprised that Excel formulas have such poor coverage in text editors like NP++ or VSCode. Developing horribly convoluted formulas with nested IF statements in the formula bar is painful, and the PowerQuery editor doesn’t even have syn
889.
by greggsy 4y ago
Ukraine’s losses are also being reported - it’s not all positive stories
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by greggsy 4y ago
These are much like Vines, and I’m sure there will be a point where certain social media content services will be shutdown, only for the backups to be rediscovered and reinterpreted some time in the distant future.
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by greggsy 4y ago
Or William S. Burrows creating a fantasies around his Clark Nova typewriter in Naked Lunch.
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by greggsy 4y ago
If there’s only one PC in a sea of Macs then it’s a good way to narrow it down. Even better if you can use the application characteristics to determine that someone was using a particular app at a particular time, then initiated a print. It
893.
by greggsy 4y ago
I know several people with RFID implants. The Apple Watch collects health metrics, among a other things. A guy had a Bluetooth speaker implanted to cheat exams in India. I think the most dystopic example is the Poor sods whose bionic eyes c
894.
by greggsy 4y ago
Most commercial surveillance installations are ancient, or rely on ancient ancient infrastructure - there’s not always a need to upgrade if the security guard is able to at least see some blurry figures on a screen from his desk, which is p
895.
by greggsy 4y ago
Interesting - I’m a bit of an outsider, but Soros always came up in Q conspiracy theories
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by greggsy 4y ago
If you scroll further down, they just moved those bits around. The main difference seems to be a name change from Twitter International “Company” to “Unlimited”, and removed references to super hearts and some other feature I’ve never used
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by greggsy 4y ago
Has any rationale been provided around the blob being closed? Is it licensed, or simply too too complicated to pick apart? Graphics is a complicated field, but the techniques could still be patented - surely their market status isn’t depend
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by greggsy 4y ago
Labdoor is another testing site. https://labdoor.com/rankings/fish-oil The main problem with these sites is that many - if not all - brands and products are US-centric, which makes the reviews fairly useless in the res
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by greggsy 4y ago
If you’re including Marvel in the scope of Disney movies, you might need to bump that runtime up to 120 minutes minimum, and all the way up to 150 minutes in many cases. There was a post a little while back arguing that Avengers isn’t even
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by greggsy 4y ago
I don’t want to remember names either. I type in ‘hei-‘ in the browser, it autocompletes to Heimdall, then I click the shiny button of the thing I want.

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