imp0cat

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by imp0cat 2y ago
So, where in Makarska region should one go to get some? ;) Are those "local" sellers near the beach really local? Or do they just resell stuff from Kaufland/Lidl to naive tourists for inflated prices?
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by imp0cat 2y ago
The effects will probably be seen the next year. People say this every year and yet, it's always the same - the beaches get more crowded, the prices are higher, there seems to be no end to this.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Yeah, Euro was widely accepted even before the country switched to it. But the prices were much lower.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Right, but that was mostly the issue of all the former Yugoslavia nations. Czechs 1) were not a part of Yugoslavia 2) have a long tradition of visiting the Adriatic sea. They are not poor anymore, and can afford it. The price incre
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by imp0cat 2y ago
It could be worse. What if they know that the results aren't as great as they used to be, but can't do much about it, getting overwhelmed by AI blogspam stuff?
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by imp0cat 2y ago
So what exactly do you need the QAZW for? With WASD you still have TAB, CAPS, tilde and SHIFT available. Also, crouch is Q, jump is E.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
So now we're comparing the NixOS community to a warzone? Is it really that bad?
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Why was this flagged?
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by imp0cat 2y ago
f.lux
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Right, but I don't see a better way. Do you think an outsider (ie. an impartial person) be able to provide a better summary? Even as outsider has to get his info somehow, usually by interviewing those involved and then filtering stuff.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Chat rooms and bare bones text editors aren't supposed to be process-heavy, and yet the popular communication platform Slack requires outrageous amounts of ram and CPU to function. [...] Making software this way is costly to off
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by imp0cat 2y ago
There are no impartial reporters, you gotta take it all in and decide for yourself.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
I can absolutely see the appeal of spoofing one's location for Pokemon Go, but damn! This is exactly why we can't have nice things.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
But that does not make his solution any less valid. Or does it? In fact, keeping something preloaded and ready to go is quite common, these two examples are off the top of my head: - The Emacs server way - https://ungleich.ch&#x2
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Look at windy.com, their cloud prediction works pretty much the same.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Nah, I think he's correct (look at the reply in the context of the article).
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Understood, it can be a real battle to get myself away from Bluey. :) I find that setting (and enforcing!) a limit works great though. Play X episodes a day, the turn the TV off.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
I think that every generation has such an event. The invention of electrified instruments must have been quite similar.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Also, Dwarf Fortress. :)
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Some are great: When you're not playing your guitar, cover it and keep it in a dark place. If you don't play your guitar for more than a day, be sure you put a saucer of water in with it. Some are weird: Don't wipe th
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by imp0cat 2y ago
What a weird spin. He prevented many more deaths of innocent people.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
It's been discussed here before, some people (myself included) find it easier to navigate when the map is always rotated north up. In other words, it's easier to figure out which way you're going and keep your "internal&
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Mount those paths that you care about to local filesystem. Otherwise, you're always one `docker system prune -a -f --volumes` from a disaster.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Yes, single click, then Enter, that's the winning combo here.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Adidas made some soccer balls with built-in sensors that can provide data in almost real-time to your phone (ie. take a shot and review ball speed, rotation, point of strike etc...). Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mp
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by imp0cat 2y ago
Fair point. OTOH, something like a Tesla must have a lot of computing power that's just mostly idle when parked and charging at home. That is unless Tesla is already using their idle cars as remote datacenters, crunching numbers to get
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by imp0cat 2y ago
It does exactly what you think it does. You can cut parts of the original file without having to edit the waveform (like you would in Audacity). Instead, select the parts directly just like you would in a text editor. What it does not do is
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by imp0cat 2y ago
For something similar, look up "wake thieving" on yt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtT6PyY_7vQ
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by imp0cat 2y ago
You're not alone.
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by imp0cat 2y ago
A "wall wart" power source was a necessity.

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