iampivot

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by iampivot 4y ago
"Gold-standard trial" sounds about as good as Genuine Leather does for leather. (Genuine leather is the cheapest leather, for those that don't know).
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by iampivot 4y ago
USB-C can easily deliver 100w continuously if the charger and laptop supports it.
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by iampivot 4y ago
I always find things in the first place i looked, because i didn't look properly.
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by iampivot 4y ago
It could also be Putins way of saying; see what I can do. I can do the same to the pipelines from Norway. There has been a lot of unidentified drone sightings in the Norwegian part of the North Sea in the last week.
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by iampivot 4y ago
Reminds me of these restorers; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIoi-DSm0e4
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by iampivot 4y ago
I think a lot of users jumped ship when it was donated to the apache foundation and no release happened for a very long time.
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by iampivot 4y ago
TIL!
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by iampivot 4y ago
It doesn't work well with extremely large files. That was one of the good things about TextWrangler.
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by iampivot 4y ago
Isn't one way to detect redshift to check if there's absorption of certain frequencies due to the light passing through matter on the way here? The absorption will be redshifted as well?
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by iampivot 4y ago
You want about 20kWh at a minimum to be self sufficient. We have a 10kWh Tesla battery, and it only lasts until the evening (saving 20%) for grid outage backup.
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by iampivot 4y ago
What about those edgy names with a spelling mistake?
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by iampivot 4y ago
All text rendering on recent macos versions is blurry in the same way as GTK4.
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by iampivot 4y ago
Isn't openGL deprecated in favour of Metal on macos? I assume the transition to Metal might not be too big though?
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by iampivot 4y ago
It's however the default size for most printer drivers, so it's often selected as default when trying to print for the first time.
45.
by iampivot 4y ago
Cut a small slit on the edge of the pepperoni.
46.
by iampivot 4y ago
The debt is one thing, another is missing out on that steady pension contribution from a normal salaried job.
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by iampivot 4y ago
I think it's not necessarily better, but it's diminishing returns for additional complexity.
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by iampivot 4y ago
One way to view this is that they are formalising how password managers should work; integrated in the browser / device, and use public key certificates for logins instead of username / password. There are of course side issues su
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by iampivot 4y ago
Wasn't this also because they needed certain volcanic ashes for their concrete, which would be hard to find elsewhere?
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by iampivot 4y ago
The problem with subpixel antialiasing (the rgba antialiasing), is that it is impossible to do properly with hardware acceleration when you need transparent surfaces or any rendering with an alpha channel in general. So you need software fa
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by iampivot 4y ago
XOR certainly was patented for use to display mouse cursors.
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by iampivot 4y ago
Has there been any similar work done to de-anonymise monero?
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by iampivot 5y ago
How about having an off switch on one side and an on switch on the other, then we can fight it out by seeing how many goes for each? Or, make in a flappy bird game? One up and one down button.
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by iampivot 5y ago
lat also sorts before lon, alphabetically. So easy to remember.
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by iampivot 5y ago
Could the complexity be reduced further if the hybrid moved to a fuelcell + electric motor instead of ICE + electric motor?
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by iampivot 5y ago
The US border forces has the same ability to demand access to phones as they do in Australia though?
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by iampivot 5y ago
They can be made a bit prettier by using flat sided rocks and line the front of the wall with rocks that seems to interlock a bit. Any round rocks that will not make a flat wall go in the back.
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by iampivot 5y ago
I'm wondering if aiming for less than 1G of artificial gravity would be sufficient to counter the ill effects of zero gravity environments? If you could opt for, say 0.3g, then the required speed would be greatly reduced.
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by iampivot 5y ago
That's how going to mars will be like? Trapped in a Orion sized space craft, pooping a foot away from your buddies for the next 12 months round trip.
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by iampivot 5y ago
Wish I could buy the furniture of 40 years ago instead of the stuff they make now. Edit: maybe not, just had a look at their 1981 catalogue...

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