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781.
by gsich 5y ago
It's this. Anything else is mostly copium, you can probably learn a new language faster as an adult. But you can't do it if you only have 1h each week.
782.
by gsich 5y ago
Good thing that technical issues are not up to popularity contests.
783.
by gsich 5y ago
Podcasts without RSS are not podcasts. Sure you can have several distribution methods, but if not one of them is RSS ...
784.
by gsich 5y ago
The best solution I guess would be to use a burner account with bibliogram, but currently this feature doesn't exist.
785.
by gsich 5y ago
That's a single TV, also is this on the market, the link said "reportedly"? The other comment is also correct.
786.
by gsich 5y ago
>L;DR- TVs are using their own cellular connections The link doesn't say that.
787.
by gsich 5y ago
Well of course. It's the only thing you sell.
788.
by gsich 5y ago
>instagram->bibliogram no longer works.
789.
by gsich 5y ago
Videos: exist
790.
by gsich 5y ago
I think Buypass has (or had) 6 months.
791.
by gsich 5y ago
Thanks!
792.
by gsich 5y ago
Technically true, but like I said "CSV" is more a term for human readable data, with some delimiter in them. Maybe it's a comma, maybe not. In every case you need someonne to look at it. If you want a machine-machine data pro
793.
by gsich 5y ago
OT: why URL shortener? This is not twitter with a length restriction.
794.
by gsich 5y ago
If you interpret "CSV" as purely comma seperated values then maybe. But in my bubble "CSV" means textfiles that are separated by some separator. Be it tabs, spaces, commas, or any other ASCII character. Some are more usa
795.
by gsich 5y ago
They do care if they have a comparison.
796.
by gsich 5y ago
Depending on your layout (I guess?) it's more easier to just type ´ (or any other dead key) and then the letter you want. éêè ...
797.
by gsich 5y ago
The second.
798.
by gsich 5y ago
That's not really easy...
799.
by gsich 5y ago
What? Instead of ./command you type screen ./command.
800.
by gsich 5y ago
except master of science and other relevant studies.
801.
by gsich 5y ago
If you have long running operations you can use screen/tmux.
802.
by gsich 5y ago
Probably? With SPI or much slower the UART and pppd.
803.
by gsich 5y ago
That would also be an assumption.
804.
by gsich 5y ago
I think most speaker setups have a microphone that you place where the listener is to calibrate. Don't know if that involves delay measurements.
805.
by gsich 5y ago
Delay compared to what? Video? I doubt normal stereo audio files are out of sync.
806.
by gsich 5y ago
Will children care or even know?
807.
by gsich 5y ago
Back in the day I opened telnet on that port. Typed some stuff and was fascinated that it got print.
808.
by gsich 5y ago
>FTA: “Will it be cherry-picked back to the 3.20, 3.21, and 3.22 branches? Just update.
809.
by gsich 5y ago
It most likely does not. You can get accurate (down to ~10ms) time from other NTP sources. What you want from a GPS based NTP server is the PPS output, which is accurate to a few ns.
810.
by gsich 5y ago
Allows multiple applications to use a GPS source.

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