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by jansan 2y ago
It's using CSS, specifically the `content` property. You can use developer tools in Firefox to inspect it.
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We also have been using short throw projector instead of a TV for at least 10 years. An obvious advantage is that the screen size can be huge, but as you mentioned on the down side this means that you need a relatively dark room. Also, ther
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by jansan 2y ago
Can we agree that in the field of cameras we surpassed science fiction? I can remember watching a TV series as a child where a time traveler went back to the 80s and some person told him that everything is about miniaturization. Then he poi
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by jansan 2y ago
Yeah, they have a 80% HE keyboard on their website, but again only for preorder. I really wish for them that they can achieve the delivery by mid of December, but personally I will only consider buying one once they actually have it in stoc
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I had optical "clicky" switches in my Wooting One TKL, so it is possible. In hindsight I would not go for the clicky or even tactile ones again, but use linear switches, because the great thing about optical and HE switches is tha
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by jansan 2y ago
There is (or was?) a Dutch keyboard maker called Wooting who has been offering alternative switches like optical and hall effect switches for a few years. I owned their Wooting One TKL and it was really nice. They always had issues with ava
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It's a brand for expensive products.
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I thought it was JaGuar
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If "Break molds" is one of your mottos, having no cars is the inevitable outcome.
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I sincerely doubt that forcing Google to spin off Chrome is the only or best solution for this.
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I am confused. In some videos it is hanging vertically by two wires, but here it seems there are four wires and it works horizontally. Are people using both setups?
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We had a guy in class at high school who was a math prodigy,but hated the greek alphabet. He always said things like "If we multiply the symbol that I don't know with the square root of the other symbol that I don't know...&q
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by jansan 2y ago
Is it somehow related to the Quaero search engine project that burnt 400 million € of taxpayer money in the early 2000s? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaero https://www.heise.de/news/400-Millionen
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by jansan 2y ago
Router-manufacturer should be mandated to implement a functionality that allows applying a whitelist filter for certain times of a day. It would have helped me a lot as a parent to make sure that my children can only access Desmos, online O
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by jansan 2y ago
Germany is in a slow death spiral. What you are seeing right now is basically the scene from Animal Farm where Boxer, the working horse, has been injured [1]. The burden on the productively working citizens is growing, because money is requ
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by jansan 2y ago
As an engineer who used to work in the car industry I do not think the engineers hate electric cars. Also, they are not the ones making the decisions. Volkswagen basically bet the farm on electric vehicles. They were late to the party, but
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I don't think Hackernews should multiply the emotions of some of its users.
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What I find baffling is that Volkswagen has absolutely nothing to offer in the low price segment. We were lucky to get an eUp! when the price was reasonable, but after they stopped production there is a glaring hole in their portfolio, and
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by jansan 2y ago
I would add a "Paypal" section. It is not quite as common as WhatsApp, but incredibly popular and used by many people use for small private payments or to pay on second hand markets.
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"Miele, Miele" sprach die Tante, die alle Waschmaschinen kannte. Having said that, the drum of our Miele dryer disintegrated after ten years, which was a bit disappointing.
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I was a young teenager at the time Jobs founded NeXT. The logo burned into my memory, and it is actually the only thing I really remember about the NeXT computers (besides them being black and cool). I still think it is outstanding.
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Shouldn't it be finished faster now that AI is doing all the coding? Just imagine the delay if they didn't have Copilot as a productivity booster.
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Simply strech your definition of AI and voilá, you are writing it with AI.
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Yes, you can buy them. When I was a child, my friend owned the "Cars and Trucks and Things That Go" book and I spent hours browsing the book by myself when visiting him. When I had children, it was one of the first books that I bo
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Just wrote a comment on Twitter. I hope I got the right account.
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The best way to get useful answers was (and for me still is) to ask Goggle for "How do I blah site:stackoverflow.com". Without the site filter, Google results suck or are just a mess, and stackoverflow's own search is crap.
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I just realized I will actually see a real Babelfish hitting the market in my lifetime. Amazing times indeed.
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So you think they pay for a subscription to get independent journalism, but cancel that subscription if the independent newspaper does not endorse their candidate? That's funny, don't you think?
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My SVG editor, which I want to release by the end of this year. https://www.hyvector.com
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Something like this is desperately needed, keep up the work. One thing that I immediately noticed is that all downloads are named "download.svg". A more descriptive name would be helpful. Edit: Also, copying the SVGs to the clipbo

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