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by jmrm 5y ago
This article is bad directed. If there were about 40% of women doing IT-related studies but only 10% working in IT every year it would be clearly explained by the bad culture exposed that some of those IT companies have, but that's not
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That depend on what kind of driving you want. If you want a more comfy ride your EV would be a lot better, but if you want a sporty drive, I would personally pick a nice old Peugeot 205 GTI ;-)
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That's why some people prefer motorcycles :-)
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I think you can make a good electric steering without compromising the sensations of driving. Just decreasing its power with the car speed it would work fantastic. Probably the problem here is the amount of time and money required to do tha
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Do anyone remember a couple months ago the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference? The prime ministers and presidents of the different countries arrived in huge private jets with really large entourage, with huge limos and "secu
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Microsoft Edge can set tabs like that, if that helps you in any way. Opera, Vivaldi, and Brave might also have those kind of customizations.
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Do you know what streaming platform demonstrated since long ago? When you give an easier access to people to consume media legally, people do it that way. This is the complete opposite.
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Some people doesn't know that, aside of media creation and consumption, we don't need so much power to do other things. Most of my university assignments were done on a Acer Aspire One netbook (1.3/1.6 GHz Dual Core Atom, 2 G
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by jmrm 5y ago
Adding to all the other comments: Universities in the US are profit companies that pay taxes like if they were charity NGOs
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Oops! Totally true: 0.3125 ns per cycle
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At that distance, depending of the frequency of those buses, it could have some distortion and some latency due to being a transmission line. If this happened, the team that made that CPU would add some kind buffers at the receiving side to
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As an European under 30 living in a country whose our society isn't so worried (and we should) about climate change, and I don't personally feel it like a crucial factor in order to have or not a child. Most important factors for
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AFAIK the host in ComputerCraft were the server. I remember how some people done quarries in the 1.4-1.7 versions of Minecraft (I don't exactly remember which) by simply putting a chunk loader object from other mod and programming the
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Have you checked this thing I commented? Just to know if it's just a personal problem or it is global: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29896882
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Watch out! Another "bug" of the LastPass happens when you export your accounts. I have exported all my accounts via the web interface, and the three times I've done that it export a truncated CSV file with about 30 lines, whi
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In the past, I found incredible to being able to program in Lua in ComputerCraft, controlling not only redstone and moving robots, but also being able to interface with the web and serial ports, but this, this is (or can be) a whole new wor
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by jmrm 5y ago
Thank you! I didn't know this even existed.
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I don't know where you are from, but in Europe fact checker are actually only face up (and not too much) blogs, Facebook groups, and other similar media that makes hoaxes. Their news are like "that politician said that and this is
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by jmrm 5y ago
Jokes on you. I'm currently using a Q9400 as my daily driver :-) What you say is totally right, and the only thing that feels slow is 1080p 60 fps video decoding in web browsers, because it has to do it in software AFAIK.
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Both the old and the new Magsafe connectors and magnetic USB Type C cables are the best in this kind of situations, but I personally only would accept any other kind of USB charger if I'm totally sure it's easy to replace that par
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Totally understandable. It's pretty sad to me, but people nowadays doesn't want sport cars, they want SUVs, and companies will orient what they sell to those products that can sell easily. Also, we have to remember that Dodge, Ram
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What's the problem with barrel plug (outside being a standard)? I'm pretty curious about it.
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> I’m not the parent, but I had a moment where I physically felt something “break” in my brain (stress related), and ever since then I haven’t been the same person. Same here. I had the mix of a heavy burnout and a broke up a couple of y
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That's totally true. You can use Plop Boot Manager to boot any CD, external hard drive, or USB stick from a floppy disk.
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I always used ST even after trying VS Code and Atom some years ago, but some weeks ago installed VS Code to try GitHub Copilot and I haven't already gone back. The integration of VS Code with my C tools are so good that I don't se
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"This demo requires a decent graphics" Even being from 2011, the fact that works right on a 2017 low end phone with low battery, is totally mind blowing
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Yeah, it should be free for everyone, but in that situation the ISO company won't get the same amount of money. They are an NGO, but AFAIK they aren't non-profit.
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AFAIK this is totally intentional. The lib is done by French people, and in French, 'caca' also means 'poop' :-)
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Twitter is pretty clever. Including a crypto in their website means you can pay and receive money with that instead of the usual ones (PayPal, other cryptos, money transference apps), but also means it could be in part a substitute to sites
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AFAIK, there will be a never ending development, and new features would be added. The problem here is we don't know when it will exit its alpha/beta stage, and we don't know if it will even get to this position. Meanwhile, th

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