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heliodor
4y ago
Can you provide a few examples please for your statement: "but more advanced geostatistical analysis isn't supported yet on QGIS"? I'd like to hear more about this.
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4y ago
Have GIMP developers ever discussed usability? Because it sure doesn't show! The alternative to Photoshop is that I gave $40 to Pixelmator and now I have an awesome photo editor that does plenty.
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4y ago
What photo display device would work with Photoprism? I have been dumping photos into Google Photos for years and years, never to be seen again. But then I got a Google Nest photo frame sitting on my kitchen counter and it has dramatically
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heliodor
4y ago
We also have private investigators walking by the front of your house. This is no different.
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4y ago
I understand that for new images but for existing images I expect them to stack multiple images into a cloud-free image, just like Google Maps does. Otherwise, at least calculate the cloud cover and discount me the money proportionally.
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4y ago
I picked an area. The preview low-res image seems to indicate that they are happy to sell me pictures of clouds!
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heliodor
4y ago
In Puerto Rico, roofs are flat and get dirty within a few months. You absolutely can easily determine when it was last powerwashed as well as when it was last sealed. Sealing will leave you with a pure white roof for about a month or two. P
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4y ago
What a pain to type! The idea is great though.
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4y ago
My guess is that they're measured in replies per hour instead of in resolutions per month. From my past experiences, it's clear they don't even bother to understand what I wrote. Reading comprehension is zero, which seems to
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4y ago
Not exactly "easier". These two time windows are the only times you can see satellites. The rest of the night there's no sunlight falling on satellites when they are in line of sight to you.
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What about the good parts? Or do you only focus on the bad?
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4y ago
> very high fatality chance Really? Very high? My uneducated guess is that there's a very high chance of damage to the airplane, but not of crash landing, and certainly not of death.
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4y ago
VictoriaMetrics is super simple to use and reliable. It's a breath of fresh air compared to running other tools.
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4y ago
The energy stored in your walls is much higher than the energy stored in the air. Swapping out all the air for cold one will reduce the total energy stored in your house very little. The walls will reheat the air. Same with letting AC air e
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4y ago
Probably best to have evidence. I'd video myself opening any item for which fraud runs high.
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4y ago
Off grid is typically defined based on things that help you survive. Water, electricity, and gas help you survive. Internet doesn't.
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4y ago
Equity is also where the downside is!
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4y ago
Awesome website! What kind of use cases are there for using this data in bulk?
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heliodor
4y ago
And there are people in prison doing less time for murder. We fail to reflect that 11 years in prison is a really long and miserable time.
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4y ago
Now that I read it again, the comment was about storing the master password in a safe, in which case, you could stamp it into a metal plate or some other solid that has a high enough melting point. Steel seems like a good choice of melting
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4y ago
Who doesn't have cost increases?
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4y ago
Will your paper in the safe survive in the case of a house fire that kills you?
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heliodor
4y ago
You're probably referring to this amusing read: http://www.greenharbor.com/fffolder/carkeet.html
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heliodor
4y ago
Venmo doesn't offer 2fa with an authenticator app. Only text message 2fa. Leaves you open to sim swap attacks, which are common and the carriers are doing nothing to prevent.
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4y ago
That's neat that your car has a rear collision alert. It's actually useful and if you have the presence of mind to react quickly, you should put your head back against the headrest in order to prevent whiplash.
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4y ago
The feeling should be that they deserve more, not that you deserve less. It's not that you're an imposter, it's that they need to be "discovered" and given more. Or they should go make different choices if they want
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4y ago
Mic button shows a spinner in Chrome on Android.
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The wording in the summary could have been done better. Read casually, it comes across as suggesting causation instead of correlation: Findings -- In this prospective birth cohort study, fluoride exposure during pregnancy was associated wit
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"Stumbling on Happiness" by Daniel Gilbert is an excellent complement to "Thinking Fast and Slow". It explores how the mind works in regards to happiness, and the biases in that.
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4y ago
This one too, without signing up being required: https://replicate.com/tommoore515/material_stable_diffusion
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