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by jjbickerstaffe 2y ago
That's a yearly price, not monthly, so not really a high price. If a professional developer saves one hour per year with this tool it's already paid for itself.
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by jjbickerstaffe 2y ago
When I last looked it was free for businesses of 1 person, no Enterprise licence required. But you would still have to pay for sync if needed.
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by jjbickerstaffe 3y ago
For many products there seems to be a thriving ecosystem on ebay of people taking genuine manufacturer parts, subdividing them, and reselling the smaller individual parts for consumers to use.
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by jjbickerstaffe 3y ago
Energy harvesting is useful where the power need is very low and changing batteries is inconvenient and/or expensive. So it makes sense where you need to deploy a large network of low power sensors. But ordinary batteries or mains powe
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by jjbickerstaffe 3y ago
Sorry I wasn't super clear. I was replying to "the gap between Disney Animation Studios and Pixar has drastically narrowed", and commenting that the reason this happened is because from 2006 it was Pixar management in charge
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by jjbickerstaffe 3y ago
Disney bought Pixar in 2006 and put Ed Catmull of Pixar and John Lasseter of Pixar in charge of both Disney animation and Pixar.
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by jjbickerstaffe 4y ago
IIRC Covid reduced emissions by about 7%. Then they went back up. That's big... but not as big as the 10% reductions we actually need every year
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by jjbickerstaffe 4y ago
I was an early adopter of Google Search around 2000 when it was better than Altavista. A few years ago I switched to DuckDuckGo. But in the autumn my DDG searches began to have only about 10 results for terms that should have had thousands