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You can't ctrl+f on images because they're images. https://archive.ph/LoiNQ/902d6a73d02ba7a74370c060fb24e99c7f0...
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If only there was a way to express gigawatt-hours per hour in a simpler way.
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I'm currently over 2 months and 4 emails into a battle to get a tiny amount of compensation for a train delay in the UK. Similar situation, it's not about the money, it's the principle.
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Did you just invent subreddits?
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I thought it might have been about Feature Descriptors like SIFT/HOG/ORB from Computer Vision
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I'm not sure about the accuracy of the article, the problem with the Online Censorship Bill is that it allows the Secretary of State and OFCOM to define what is "harmful", it doesn't specifically mention "offensive&
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4y ago
You could connect power to the battery connector, like I did recently to a Nook: https://github.com/jonatron/trook/
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I thought the first internet bank was Smile https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smile_(bank) , but it looks like the claim is "first fully digital bank".
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Once the underlying database queries become async, I can see it becoming popular. Many views do multiple database queries that aren't dependent on each other, which would be a quick win to make async.
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Quick Hack: Reviving a 2013 Nook
(github.com)
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You could try cutting some colored masking tape into angular pieces, and sticking them on until there's enough places to track.
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It's worth trying out polycam even without a Lidar iPhone, the standard photogrammetry is pretty cool.
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Uploaded about 100 images. Put those images on a page. 50% of them timed out when downloading. Maybe I was just unlucky, but it was a good way to make me instantly lose all confidence DO Spaces. S3 and Backblaze B2 worked fine for the same
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DO's spaces didn't even work for the most basic test of putting a few images on a page when I tried it. I couldn't say it's comparable to S3.
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I just set up a few small sites (not live yet) on us-east-2, because us-east-1 has a poor reputation. I wanted to avoid multi-region to keep things simple, but now I'm thinking I might have to spend the additional time on it. Not ideal
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I can't imagine much new investment into UK datacentres will happen with electricity prices at £0.66/kWh ($0.80). That's a quoted day time price for a fixed 12 month tariff at the moment.
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Update: using the ADT bundle of eclipse+SDK. https://stackoverflow.com/a/27682695 Using with sdkman, 8.0.302-open, because openjdk 11 is too new. Mirroring the stackoverflow comment: For historic reasons, I leave you t
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Ask HN: Where can I get a old Android studio?
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So Amazon do nothing when this is reported to them. I reported an eBay listing recently, they did nothing. I reported a spam youtube comment, nothing. Google scam ads investigated by the BBC - nothing: https://www.bbc.co.uk/
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https://xlinks.co/morocco-uk-power-project/ not Libya, but Morocco.
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The watch with a "Usage in terrorism" section on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casio_F-91W#Usage_in_terrorism
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A side effect is that it allows anyone running a website to build a database of TeamViewer installs behind IP addresses. If there was a TeamViewer security issue, that database could be useful.
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It's less about the AC units, and more about the buildings. In places like Spain and Portugal, white painted outside walls, shading, and shutters on the outside of windows all help keep the heat out. My house has none of that, it just
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I had a portable 14000 BTU unit running flat out, and it couldn't keep up. 40c is hard to deal with here.
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If you're on Debian/Ubuntu, you'd first need to install python3-virtualenv. It does say that though IIRC, if you try without it installed.
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"Buy Request Pakcs" hmmm
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You can avoid deep tube lines for many journeys. Elizabeth line, Thameslink, overground, circle, district are all air conditioned. I've definitely taken slightly longer routes to avoid the deep tube lines when it's been hot before
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I always found the CPU pricing of cloud to be relatively reasonable. It's everything else that's expensive, and egress bandwidth just ridiculous.
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Getting the train was the original plan, but all trains to the airport were cancelled due to a passenger incident.
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Well everyone except Uber wins, because I deleted it.
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