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by imp0cat 2y ago
And the yt player also probably worked a lot better in Firefox in 2011. They should've fixed that instead for yt's 20th birthday.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
This is the peak of artisanal design. Something that us, uncultured swine, are obviously unable to fully appreciate.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32064324
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Power overwhelming! ;)
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Or a statement about the annual carbon budget? Which is also why we can't have faster planes. It's not good for fuel economy.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Japan is beautiful, that's why. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eR_Y0XOin8Y
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The 60th Anniversary of the Tokaido Shinkansen [video](youtube.com)
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Part 2, which I believe is not on youtube, yet, is here: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/2049151/
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by imp0cat 2y ago
one can go to the gym And by that you mean drive to the gym, right? ;)
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Well, they brought the turn signal stalks back. That should count as a positive change.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
There is (also a Gnome-only) lightweight alternative called Vitals: https://github.com/corecoding/Vitals/issues Vitals is a GNOME Shell extension for displaying your computer's temperature, voltage, fan
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Actually, eggs bought in a grocery store absolutely can hatch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMQ99Y64t90 and many more such examples
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by imp0cat 2y ago
And then later finding out that a transmission in an electric car will help you both with top speed and mileage, so you have to put it back. This is just the same old "systemd sucks, let's rip it out" and then later reinvent
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by imp0cat 2y ago
I am told that there actually are precompiled packages available in Gentoo now.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Cue Monty Python's Dead Parrot sketch. :) Fitbit isn't dead yet, but it's not doing great either. And the alternatives kinda suck (tldr; the best choice is probably a Garmin for 3x as much money and with less features ).
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Interesting, especially the IKEA stuff. Are there any high-CRI IKEA bulbs?
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by imp0cat 2y ago
I wonder why is Spacemacs listed as a separate entry?
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by imp0cat 2y ago
An army of robot vacuums working tirelessly 24/7 can help. That is, until they encounter a piece of cat excrement. :)
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by imp0cat 2y ago
You can usually turn the infotainment screen off completely at night. However, for some manufacturers, this means the screen displays black, but is still powered, ie. the backlight is on, which can be annoing.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
all monitor stands are too low. If you keep your head straight and look at the monitor, you should be looking at the upper third. If the stand were too low and were to replace it with a higher one, you would then be looking at th
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Also, MediaLight provide great high CRI options bias lighting for your TV or monitor, further reducing your eyestrain when watching TV at night: https://www.biaslighting.com/
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by imp0cat 2y ago
How do you feel about LED headlights (assuming your car has them)? Great for safety or too bright and tiring?
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by imp0cat 2y ago
This means also, that the expected lifetime of a phone is more than 20 years. It must be updateable and durable. Impressive! More companies should think like that.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Let's not forget modern cars have "throttle adaptations" and will automatically compensate for the driver's lack of throttle input. If you just release the clutch pedal slowly, the engine will rev itself enough not to st
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by imp0cat 2y ago
It's self-reinforcing though. If you invest the time to learn, then you may find yourself (i a beafutiful house :)) using it a lot more than two times a week.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
They could fix potholes, but instead decided to make their cars jump? Very creative. :)
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Sony let's you either opt-out of content recognition (yeah, it's hidden in the menu) or you can disable the smart features altogether and just use it as a dumb tv.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Seconded. ChatGPT is terrible at saying "I don't know".
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Why? I think most users would only want to show devices that are alive. Displaying everything can be quite confusing.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Nowadays, devices like the Broadlink RM4 Pro fills the same niche. It can learn both IR and Wireless protocols to remotely control most household devices (not just audio/video stuff). The difference is that is does not come with a remo

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