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by hugi 6y ago
I don't have exact measurements. But for some reference, here's a drone shot from the location. I'm the lone guy standing above the SAR team. https://www.hugi.io/img/crater.jpg
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by hugi 6y ago
When I got back from the hike I heard on the radio that this location was, ahem, not recommended. It was closed off yesterday and a short while later the crater walls collapsed in that direction. https://youtu.be/eeAf1kZ7_ZE
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by hugi 6y ago
I didn't know they did that, thanks for the notification! Moved some of the videos to a YouTube playlist and updated the post.
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by hugi 6y ago
I went for a hike there on Saturday night, here are a few of the shots I got: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeFBYeKa30w&list=PLoqbqfn2ku... Unfortunately, photos and movies don't capture the atmosphere and sheer
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by hugi 6y ago
There was a lot of discussion about this and they eventually settled on the hyphen. Consider this our introduction to hyphenated keywords and expect to see a lot more of them in the future.
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by hugi 6y ago
I find this attitude a bit misguided. There's never been as much availability in open computing as there is today. These are good times. A Raspberry pi running linux is miles and planets above what I could have imagined when I was a ki
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by hugi 6y ago
Got my headphones from my dad in the late 90s, h probably bought them in the 80s. Recently stopped using them, not because they didn't work but because I wanted a wireless pair.
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by hugi 6y ago
There are people that "trust" stocks? To me it's always been a somewhat stupid casino game for the rich to rig.
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by hugi 6y ago
I hear they found a team in the basement. It's a G5 running Copland. CyberDog is replacing Safari and the new AppleWorks 7 transparently imports documents from iWork.
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by hugi 6y ago
I'd love to be able to see a table/grid listing my installed applications along with the permissions they've been granted.
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by hugi 6y ago
Americans being American. "We love freedom of speech but fuck you if your product name mentions a chemical compound or a word I or someone else might find offending".
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by hugi 6y ago
Yeah, know what you mean. It's a real hellscape up here in Iceland with all these unions and livable wages. We aspire to become a better and more profitable American style system.
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by hugi 6y ago
Or; Apple takes cue from own Macintosh IIsi from three decades ago?
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by hugi 6y ago
I much prefer doing MacOS or iOS layout work rather than working with the absolute clusterfuck that is HTML and CSS.
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by hugi 6y ago
Note that they also don't just sell "ads", they sell psychological manipulation. Yes, product ad targeting is one type of manipulation but where the real danger lies is when they target us with ideology. It's an expresse
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by hugi 6y ago
What utter nonsense. Facebook and Twitter will not turn themselves into protocols unless explicitly forced to do so by authorities. It's in their interest to be monopolies.
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by hugi 6y ago
The EU as a whole is much more consistent than individual countries, in fact, standardization is one of it's biggest strengths. I used to work for the national vehicle registry in my country. European vehicles were easily registered us
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by hugi 6y ago
I am very skeptical that Facebook has ever acted in their users best interest. The EU privacy laws and the GDPR are a clearly beneficial law to citizens, protecting them against hostile companies.
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by hugi 6y ago
What utter nonsense. Different ARM chips aren't "somewhat compatible" anymore than Intel/AMD x86 chips. It's a standard instruction set. And even if we'd get different instruction sets, we have much better tool
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by hugi 6y ago
"Free speech doesn't apply to the workplace"? What a fascist view. We're supposed to shut up and happily serve our corporate overlords for the majority of our waking lifes?
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by hugi 6y ago
It does? First time I've seen it mentioned here.
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by hugi 6y ago
I don't really see Kotlin ever being anything other than a niche language for Android development. And even it's position there is dubious.
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by hugi 6y ago
IntelliJ is very slow so that's no surprise.
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by hugi 6y ago
I am furious that my Sinclair Spectrum games don't run anymore! What the hell was wrong with the Z80?
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by hugi 6y ago
Using your mouth and ears to collect private data... Kind of radical. Do you have funding yet?
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by hugi 6y ago
This is the exact reason why I absolutely hate flat styled UIs. I find it difficult to see what the different types of elements are, what they do, what their state is, wether they're actual elements to begin with… It's a step back
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by hugi 6y ago
Yeah, we Europeans have never seen war or natural disaster so why prepare.
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by hugi 6y ago
It’s not bad, it’s inevitable and it’s nice we have some light shed on it. Stupid people will no doubt try to “ban deepfakes”, but we are going to have to learn to live with them.
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by hugi 6y ago
You're not alone. My 2019 15" MacBook was damaged beyond repair just before they announced the ARM transition. I decided to wait and I've been programming on a 2012 Mac Mini for the past few months. Amazing machine considerin
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by hugi 6y ago
That's the most insanely absurd view of OSS I've ever seen.

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