iSnow

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   by iSnow 4y ago

   Meanwhile the iPhone 13 mini is 131.5 x 64.2 x 7.7 mm There's really nothing small about any of the Androids.
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   by iSnow 4y ago

   >Security (no practical eavesdropping) https://bestsecuritysearch.com/hackers-can-eavesdrop-victims...
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   by iSnow 5y ago

   Yes, of course. I wouldn't directly compare them, but the guy above was talking in absolutes to make it seem Airbus is somehow inferior.
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   by iSnow 5y ago

   A-220, A-320neo, A-350 and A-380 would like to have a word with you.
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   by iSnow 5y ago

   >I wonder if they'll just do 4x M1 Max for that. They'll be running out of names for that thing. M1 Ultra II would be lame, so M1 Extreme? M1 Steve?
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   by iSnow 5y ago

   It's really weird. I have resorted to reducing my workload from sprint to sprint to avoid the drama when estimates aren't met. Management is much happier now, they see "work done" and equate it with better performance. A
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   by iSnow 5y ago

   We even have a Scrum master & certified Scrum trainer and she does not intervene which is kind of surprising considering the DSU devolved into a status meeting. You can't make it up, old industry really doesn't change.
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   by iSnow 5y ago

   I wish I could get this across to my PMs, bosses and other non-technical stake-holders. Current PM is an nice guy but first of all, he absolutely loves to talk and second, he believes the "daily status meeting" format is what Scru
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   by iSnow 5y ago

   Since the .com domain would be gone, it would most likely be Atomcly
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    To underscore, I would bet that washing hands frequently, wearing gloves when touching food and masks/hood when working near food is much more important than the difference between wearing a fresh white-collar shirt vs a sweat shirt yo
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    So the next step would be to write "electron-browserify.js" which emulates a JS runtime in browser so you can run Electron apps remote.
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    I sometimes miss the old days of writing CGI scripts. But then Java was all the rage and the tooling was so much better, and then JS and Python and a ton of new languages and frameworks and Perl seemed like it just ossified and never caught
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    Hey, wait. Egypt is just around the corner from Europe. Why don't we get good mangos? The only good ones cost around 7 EUR per fruit and are flown in from the tropics.
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    I think you are spot on but many people haven't experienced opiate (or benzo) addiction or talked to ex-addicts. It's really something else.
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    - OK, enough reddit for now, let's do something productive like work - closes tab - starting a compiler run - ctrl-t types old.reddit.com - my man, what are you doing there? bangs head Much more often than I'd like to admit
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    Sugar is not a drug though and doesn't create addiction, maybe a mild dependence.
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    But why even have the mobile hangar without a tarp if you want to show off your gear? Just land it and let it sit on the runway for a day or two.
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    That's not something a German engineer will easily understand, though :)
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    Or just add a near infrared filter to cameras. Much easier and can even be mandated by law if necessary.
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    What? The article is about bacteriophages (virii that kill bacteria) and SARS-COV-2 is not one of those.
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    Could be related to the decision to remove individual names from the product about boxes back when Jobs came back to better control leaking of internal information and cut down on poaching. I would think that Apple does not want anyone to k
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    I don't think Moldova is representative of Eastern Europe. Hundreds of thousands of illegals among a population of 400 million doesn't sound like such a huge problem.
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    "But there are at least 27 reasons why stratospheric geoengineering may be a bad idea. These include disruption of the Asian and African summer monsoons, reducing precipitation to the food supply for billions of people; ozone depletio
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    From the article, it seems this is simply a side-effect of some changes in mobile chrome that spilled over into the camera-app
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    Well, it did create quite the bang: https://twitter.com/DAJOOCE_/status/1482445576864079873 (best on headphones or good speakers, turn up the volume for an immersive experience.) So yes, it was real violent.
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    I don't think it would create a tsunami, it's all about the nuclear bang.
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    There's some faraway and not very interesting footage from those who captured the sonic boom of the explosion (the boom is rather impressive, though). With any luck, we'll get better videos once internet access has been restored.
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    >to use it for long distance line haul service so this is going between Shenzhen and some customs clearing warehouse in the USA or central hub Uh, why would FedEx not fly other international routes, e.g. to the Middle East? >. This ja
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    It doesn't outright stop piracy, but making it more uncomfortable to play back on PC means people would either switch to streaming or buy set-top players. Big tech long ago decided that the PC is a problem to them and they want to move
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    by iSnow 5y ago

    >more DEs is fine and good I tend to disagree here. I recently switched back to MacOS after years of running both. The DEs on Linux are just one generation behind. Things have gotten better, but macOS and to an extend Windows are ahead.