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by imposterr 3y ago
I'm okay with this if it means more platforms start to offer paid access with no ads. There are so many ad supported services out there that don't even have a paid option.
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by imposterr 3y ago
It will stop when it stops working.
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by imposterr 3y ago
Uhh, what? Apple has a $2.7T valuation at the time of writing this comment.
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by imposterr 3y ago
Speak for yourself. Bean dishes are delicious and I'd choose them over steak in most circumstances.
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by imposterr 4y ago
This is until 5G becomes so ubiquitous that manufactures start including connectivity chips in all their devices so they don't have to rely on you connecting to the internet <:{o
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by imposterr 4y ago
Good catch. Definitely meant DisplayLink.
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by imposterr 4y ago
There are a few. They are able to do this by using something called Display Stream Compression. While it may be find for some, a lot of us would prefer not to have a diminished experience with a compressed stream.
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by imposterr 4y ago
To be fair, even before that acquisition, the quality had been going down. The biggest jump imo was when they went from making the donuts in-house to having them delivered and just heated at the location.
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by imposterr 5y ago
In some provinces, the sold data is at least available. It definitely helps get a feel for what one can expect to pay in a given neighborhood.
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by imposterr 5y ago
Archive link: https://archive.fo/Qlsx2
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by imposterr 5y ago
> I write a view for each access method (so I can change the schema without worrying about changing every access method), and a function for each update/insert/delete (for the same reasons) I’d appreciate it if you could expand
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by imposterr 5y ago
Which keyboard/switches are you using if I might ask?
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by imposterr 5y ago
I actually ended up returning the pair for some of the exact reasons the sibling mentioned. The biggest one for me was how mushy some of the buttons were. It was very difficult to tell if I had pressed the buttons or not. The noise cancelli
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by imposterr 5y ago
>are there any Bluetooth headsets that don't have this issue? Yes. The recently released Bose QC45 headphones do not have this issue. I don’t know what they did to stop it, but it’s not present.
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by imposterr 5y ago
Shh, don't use the "I" word, or you'll summon it.
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by imposterr 5y ago
These builds always look really cool, but I wonder how long it takes before the dust starts to settle in, how do you even clean something like this?
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by imposterr 5y ago
Sure, but the initial assertion was that only the client was open source which is clearly false, so I was refuting that. I did not speak the the FOSS nature of the software.
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by imposterr 5y ago
It is. The parent and GP comments are wrong. Bitwarden is fully open source and can be deployed in a local environment.
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by imposterr 5y ago
Where is this official list? A quick google search just returns forums which seem to conclude that these are no longer published by MS.
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by imposterr 5y ago
How can you be sure these copies of Windows haven't been tampered with?
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by imposterr 5y ago
Looks like the site may be down. Here's an archived link: https://web.archive.org/web/20210805012839/https://4dayweek....
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by imposterr 5y ago
Last I checked, toxoplasmosis was curable: >Most healthy people recover from toxoplasmosis without treatment. Persons who are ill can be treated with a combination of drugs such as pyrimethamine and sulfadiazine, plus folinic acid. [0] O
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by imposterr 5y ago
I wonder if they've done anything to rule out psychosomatic causes. Pure conjecture here, but I wonder if it's something tied to their circadian rhythm and melatonin production (a hormone that regulates sleep-wake cycles). In the
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by imposterr 5y ago
That's not even that bad IMO. I'd love to see other places bring up their labour and environmental standards!
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by imposterr 5y ago
To add onto that, if we manufactured more here, it might raise the price of goods, but if those goods are of higher quality and they last longer it might be better for the consumer in the long run. You might even extend this to looking at t
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by imposterr 5y ago
Ah yes, artificial artificial intelligence.
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by imposterr 5y ago
Ah, a classic: Mo' money, mo' problems.
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by imposterr 5y ago
Thanks, now I'm imagining a dystopia where large tech companies have their own militaries.
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by imposterr 5y ago
>When we select “Ask App Not to Track,” two things happen. The first is that Apple disables the app from using an Apple device identifier, a random string of letters and numbers that is assigned to our iPhones and is used to track our ac
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by imposterr 5y ago
Not that I particularly think there's anything wrong with signaldctl, but for other apps that employ a daemon/control model, I've always found <service_name>d and <service_name>-cli combo to be good naming scheme.

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