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jakebasile
2y ago
Paul was a titan of the firearms and self defense community on YouTube. I personally learned a lot from him and always found his videos fascinating. You could feel his love of the hobby. Really sad to see he's gone. It takes a person w
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It's not really sharpness - you get weird artifacts since it's combining multiple (slightly different) captures to create one big one. Some other cameras reportedly have better merging algorithms that make them more capable of han
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I have an R5.1 and I have used the Pixel Shift mode maybe twice, just to see what it did. Like most cameras with this capability the scene has to be completely still, which is very rare for the type of photography I do (even architecture of
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2y ago
I moved entirely to Linux (Ubuntu) for my personal desktop usage (almost entirely gaming) around the middle of last year[1], and it's been wonderful. This year I switched my wife's desktop gaming PC to Ubuntu as well and she'
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2y ago
The anti-gun rights lobby does the exact same thing - they have paid "experts" that testify in favor of any given rights restrictions, somehow always finding that yes, the answer is always to take away the rights of citizens to de
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2y ago
The really invasive kernel level ones don't and probably will never work, but there's a chunk of them that do. One of the big ones, Easy Anti Cheat, mostly works[1]. I, too, consider it a benefit of gaming on Linux. [1]: https:&#
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2y ago
The problem (other than your casual insults) is that leetcode does not demonstrate the ability to conceive, plan, structure, or write code. The whole method behind it is nothing but rote memorization of trivia questions, almost all of which
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2y ago
You're not alone. I detest these interviews, refuse to participate in them on either side. Of course, that's from the privileged position of currently being employed so it doesn't carry a lot of moral weight since it's c
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2y ago
I enjoyed it for a time. It's a particularly well executed blend of co-op and third person shooting, like the Starship Troopers game I've wanted for a while. Amusingly, there was an officially licensed Troopers game that came out
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2y ago
I have used a custom domain for longer than a decade. I've so rarely had an issue with deliverability that I can't recall a specific instance of it right now. Just set up all the required dark magick like SPF and DMARC and use a q
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I won't tell you there aren't stumbling blocks and impedence mismatches but most of them are relatively minor syntactical things. The faux-AST in my head gets typed out in the wrong format and I have to backspace and correct it (t
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2y ago
I'm glad this is back. A version of this existed in the ancient past and helped encourage me to try Clojure which ended up being by far the most impactful decision in my professional life. It went away for a while for reasons I'm
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2y ago
Google Fiber is a fantasy for some people in Austin too. I was right outside their initially planned extent, literally by a block, and they have never bothered to extend out to my subdivision despite being within Austin limits. I got AT&
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2y ago
Ah yeah, that's just the HTTP headers, not the HTML head. Whoops!
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That'd be the HTTP HEAD verb. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Methods/HE...
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People will point to a lot of things about Austin to explain this but this is the biggest one in my opinion. I have lived here for 12 years, and the summers are still fucking brutal. I was born and grew up in Ohio, and I just can't get
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2y ago
Some of the other flavors/architectures are available now, too: - Kubuntu https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/24.04/release/ - Xubuntu https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/
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I'm on Ubuntu and Edge (v122.0.2365.59) could barely render the page. Chrome (v122.0.6261.94) worked just fine, though. I don't know enough about browsers and GPUs to debug why that is, but I checked (edge|chrome)://gpu
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I read this every once in a while, and it always makes me feel very small.
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Watched the first couple of these. Good way to get the feel of the games (some came out before I was born, wow) without having to dedicate a lot of time to grinding. Thanks for the link!
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> Yea, ADDITIONAL breaks, you also have to take short breaks at gas stations My mid-size sedan (Kia K5) gets about 400 miles on a full tank, which is larger than the range of most (all?) EVs, which means that I will be stopping less ofte
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When planning for the scale of a new system, do you plan for the worst case or best case? Which method would create a more resilient system? Put another way, if a service can only respond to 93% if requests, I wouldn't call it a very w
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My father roasted chestnuts every Christmas. I think it held on longer in Italian-American households. I was going to do it this year, but couldn't find any locally in time.
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Echoing the praise here. I just install this on all the USB storage devices I have. If I have ISOs on it, now I can boot. Otherwise I can use them as regular USB storage.
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This often works but I think the bot companies are getting wise to it as I've run into a situation recently where doing this just put me in a never ending loop. The infernal machine refused to send me to a person no matter what amount
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I'm sorry you feel that way. I support all human rights, such as privacy, freedom of expression, and stockpiling of weapons. Many of them are enumerated in the Bill of Rights, but they are not contingent upon it since it does not confe
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As a gun enjoyer, I'm here to tell you that they don't care about the Constitution / Bill of Rights at all. When we started letting the state make little cuts to some of our rights whether in the name of safety or what have
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Same here. I've had other weird interactions with Dark Reader before - one was where minecraft.net refused to let me log in until I turned off Dark Reader.
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Using MS Edge on Linux really helped make my user agent unique.
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Appreciate the response, and I'm glad you have a team of experienced teammates. This industry struggles with ageism so it's nice to hear when that cycle is broken. As you can tell I take a dim view of most of our industry practice
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