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heeen2
3y ago
The rest of the world has the analog problem of some people boycotting fb messenger or WhatsApp and trying to get their social circle to move tob signal or telegram
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heeen2
3y ago
Have you considered YT kids?
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heeen2
3y ago
I don't really care about airborne germs, spores or exhaust particulates, but our basement collects a TON of dust that looks like dryer lint and requires a daily sweep with a vacuum cleaner. I wonder if the ikea and similar air purifie
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heeen2
3y ago
I can't get any routing on that island at all, even within the same settlement
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heeen2
3y ago
third party doesn't mean anything if you're not controlling a first party device
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heeen2
3y ago
we use a cheap ikea grinder, it has ceramic burrs and has undergone countless refills and dishwasher cycles.
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heeen2
3y ago
this usually happens when you install a new nvidia driver as it replaces the opengl libraries and for some reason the logout/shutdown and lock screen can't deal with it.
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heeen2
4y ago
The mention of the number of pages seems passive aggressive. Here's what the book actually covers and it is "initialization and related areas" which you could fill many pages about any language if you include examples, a quiz
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heeen2
4y ago
> You’re getting paid because you provide real value to someone. Often you're getting paid because you provide potential future value to someone. Meaning that plenty of projects whole teams are paid for eventually get canceled wit
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heeen2
4y ago
I think the WEEE law is actually what is providing friction to small batch commercial electrnics projects. https://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/WEEE-Anmeldung e.g. there is a lottery for all electronics goods trade
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heeen2
4y ago
https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0114G2SZ8/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp... comments by the seller indicate that it is europium doted strontium aluminate - maybe some chemist can comment if this is the same stuff.
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heeen2
4y ago
It's also much bigger and heavier though.
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heeen2
4y ago
Maybe not by USB standards, yet plenty of chargers have no problem using other protocols to negotiate e.g. 9V charging. My Pixel 6 Pro for example negotiates 9V charging from USB-A ports that support it.
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heeen2
4y ago
doesn't that still depend on the length of the input string? If I feed it a billion 9s it still has to look at all of them. Am I missing an obvious shortcut?
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heeen2
4y ago
similar: https://shopviu.com/en_de/
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heeen2
4y ago
I implemented something similar for a interactive whiteboard project once. The undo operation would simply be appended as another action that itself could be undone by re-doing it. However, as you played with it, it became confusing because
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heeen2
4y ago
No need to imagine someone trying to hack your EFI or bios when they can just insert a usb keyboard sniffer ordered off amazon or aliexpress
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heeen2
4y ago
missed opportunity to add a sponsored link to on-demand print this through redbubble or a similar service to fund the chairs coffee stash or something.
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heeen2
4y ago
The port on my phone started to feel loose to the point where charging became an issue. The dust and lint was compressed so much that nothing short of a steel needle helped.
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heeen2
4y ago
see also matrix/element, xmpp, jabber and probably many more
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heeen2
4y ago
https://www.areweguiyet.com/ Until rust catches up with some meaningful feature set that Qt provides starting a GUI project in rust is probably going to be painful.
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heeen2
4y ago
protondb says they work out of the box on linux for some people https://www.protondb.com/app/730830 https://www.protondb.com/app/730820
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heeen2
4y ago
I don't know how well they would work for American bread because it is much more soft than German bread, but many households have (bread) cutting machines here (Brotschneidemaschine). Also specially long serrated knifes are common for
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heeen2
4y ago
also can interface to sd cards easily for gigabytes of mass storage
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4y ago
My family visited the area almost every summer. The campsite just a few miles away (funtana) we used to go to is now a textile glamping site. I remember that it was more camping with basic facilities, dust paths and few paved roads. Now the
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heeen2
4y ago
The solution for consumers are product/price comparison sites like gh.de and idealo.de (german). I don't know the US equivalents of those, but here they get the prices from many sellers and you can compare including shipping, filt
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heeen2
4y ago
Lenses are already quite cheap to make. You can get prescription glasses fitted to a knockoff designer frame of your choice in half an hour for less than $50 in e.g. Shanghais knock off malls. You don't even have to bring your prescrip
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heeen2
5y ago
on linux: GDK_SCALE=2 GDK_DPI_SCALE=0.5 ~/Unity/Hub/Editor/2020.3.25f1/Editor/Unity
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heeen2
5y ago
> nothing in the Baywatch intro is NSFW a debatable claim. There are several scenes in the intro I would not want to have paused fullscreen in a work environment.
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heeen2
5y ago
Trader Joes is sort of related to ALDI and the condensed offering of ALDI and its success has been written about before https://www.forbes.com/sites/sanfordstein/2019/10/25/aldi-ri...
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