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by jmrm 4y ago
I don't know in the last 5 years, but Opel had a lot of different faults due to cost cutting measures, and depending of the model and the year of the different Peugeot and Citroën, it has or not lot of problems. One one hand, we have t
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by jmrm 4y ago
In my country, an ISP giving an IPv6 is rare, but using CG-NAT is incredibly common. I think they don't want to update the routers in the main nodes.
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by jmrm 4y ago
I use Privacy Redirect to redirect Twitter to some Nitter instance and Instagram to some Bibliogram instance. I don't know if there are other people that do the same here, but I do that on those two websites because they are really int
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by jmrm 4y ago
I'm totally impressed about how we probably reached that point of technological advances without addressing the social problems that make those crimes happens.
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by jmrm 4y ago
I've used Cadence OrCAD PSpice for mixed A/D simulations and not only feel really dated, it's relatively slow and it's also pretty buggy (a lot of mid simulation messages like "The program need failed and need to be
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by jmrm 4y ago
If someone doesn't make the simple effort to synthesise their thoughts in a text message short audio message, and instead of that, make a long audio message without too much content, I won't be the person who make the effort to li
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by jmrm 4y ago
All Canal+ channels were also present in Spain as satellite TV, but the main channel was available for all via terrestrial broadcasting. From the mid 90s to the mid 2000s, that main channel were open and free in some time ranges, but outsid
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by jmrm 4y ago
To be honest, this is a nice project to do with an RPi/ESP32, a eInk display, and a Telegram bot :-)
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by jmrm 4y ago
We need a huge infrastructure of reusing and recycling batteries, specially when we won't have enough materials to make all the cars the people demands in a few years. Isn't just to make the manufacturing process more ecological,
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by jmrm 4y ago
It's funny to me how I have about the same things than you. Changing your Honda to a mountain bike, and also adding "repairing things to prevent trashing it", and I would have my list.
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by jmrm 4y ago
This would totally make those filters users pretty angry: They want to enhance the pictures without nobody noticing that. I don't think Meta would allow that. PS: Have a peek on r/Instagramreality ;-)
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by jmrm 4y ago
There are dampener in the shape of O-rings or square pads to make the keyboard more silent. Also, some newer keyboards have a padding in the bottom part to make the sound quieter and more dry.
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by jmrm 4y ago
> The bottom of the readme indicates the list of control flow instructions it supports, but it would be convenient to have in the table the ones it doesn't as well Totally true. Some people would like to contribute to the project, a
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by jmrm 4y ago
When I found this is a valid binary both in Windows and Unix (I've tested on my Linux and BSD VMs) I found it pretty funny, but I did not expect this to being able to grab the mouse movement in Windows at all. Pretty cool!
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by jmrm 4y ago
Probably. Outside foldable devices and having more powerful hardware, I think there aren't many other noticeable advancements in smartphones over the latest years, so this is a fresh "coat of paint".
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by jmrm 4y ago
No one mentioned, but when we are here, looking anything at the screen, we aren't thinking about those thing we don't want to do, and this could be a coping mechanism to avoid doing those things. After a severe burnout I would als
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by jmrm 4y ago
> The magic mouse you could not use while charging. I totally think they done this on purpose to prevent anybody to use the mouse while charging it. In that way, there isn't anybody continuously using the mouse without removing the
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by jmrm 4y ago
Probably not, but I know cases where some people had silicon prothesis implanted in the head to get up to 5 cm (about 2 inches) of height to pass the requirement, so I won't be surprised someone do this instead.
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by jmrm 4y ago
Have you ever thought that most brand new cars does not have any CD/DVD player to listen to music? But hey, all of them have USB connections and have Spotify. I think that this is a big deal because a lot of people only listen to music
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by jmrm 4y ago
I believe they are targeted to people between 35 to 55 years old, because they are not selling a product, they are selling the sensation of being young.
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by jmrm 4y ago
I find funny how "millennials" are a way of describing people in their early 20s when millennials have between 27 to 41 years old. It doesn't stop to surprise me how older generations misuse that word.
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by jmrm 4y ago
This could be helpful to people who wants to enter some kind of jobs who need more height (like being a police agent in some European countries), but I find a huge thing for other reasons. For what it means to dating, I think the requiremen
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by jmrm 4y ago
As far as I know, most people who do "FP II" (vocational training) in Spain usually stays in those companies which they were doing their internship, so there are job opportunities. Usually are those known as "cárnicas" (
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by jmrm 4y ago
AFAIK there is no similar experience between programs, and the only thing in common is the base code, because depending on how the device and the tooling is, you need not only to configure which device are going to be used and how this will
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by jmrm 4y ago
Hahahaha good joke :-)
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by jmrm 4y ago
Today we can buy a really good (and small) iPhone from $430 with the same powerful SoC than the bigger ones and more years of updates, so more future-proof than a similar price Android phone. For markets outside the more expensive parts of
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by jmrm 4y ago
Even less justification when you can use GNU Octave, which has the same language, can use the same scripts, has the same functions, and has Octave Forge to download plug-ins for those functions you could miss from MATLAB.
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by jmrm 4y ago
I don't know if this exist, but I think it should exist a way of telling the software what maximum or minimum decimal precision you want to prevent this kind of situation.
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by jmrm 4y ago
Thanks, now I'm gonna have some Oingo Boingo songs in my head for some time ;-)
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by jmrm 4y ago
I've never used Slashdot, but I have just looked its homepage and its content is more like The Verge, Wired, or similar websites, i. e., generic tech articles, but more oriented to techie people. HN is a lot more niche in different kin

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