jonny_eh

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901.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Or they were lacking in polymaths
902.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
And Netflix made it much easier to enable subtitles/captioning.
903.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Make sure your watch history is enabled, without it the recommendation system cannot learn.
904.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Tesla, like every other publicly traded company, sells their product at a price they feel they can get away with, in order to maximize profits. Any cost savings in the process only affects the floor price, which they're probably not se
905.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
That's why they said: > I understand that it could greatly benefit the salesperson
906.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Exactly, the problem with memory buttons is it's easy to forgot (ha!) what's in the memory. With the sibling calculator, you can see everything.
907.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Maybe? But shouldn't we (and Apple) at least try to make things more secure?
908.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Is that possible with any recent phone?
909.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Never have fun with border control. Know your audience.
910.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
If you read it, and forgot it, maybe it's not worth reading again and knowing that you can save some time!
911.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Why do you want to upload, at best, a copy of your consciousness?
912.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Ever pick up a book and wonder if you've already read it?
913.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
> 45-percent error margin that makes the results less than statistically significant Did you even read the link?
914.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Cheating hurts innocent online gamers. Piracy hurts game developers/publishers. If you want a device you can hack, buy a PC (or a Steam Deck).
915.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
I suppose the other issue was that IE was only available on Windows (although briefly on Macs too) and wasn't standard compliant.
916.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
It delayed by a decade (or two) browser innovation. This meant that desktop apps weren't replaced with cross-platform web apps over that period. Note how now we no longer need Windows for most professional desktop applications. As much
917.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
She was likely expecting a bribe.
918.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
I googled "JWZ's adventures" and didn't find anything relevant.
919.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Compared to what?
920.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
The Super Scope was hilariously big, and a battery drain, but was shockingly accurate and fun.
921.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
uhh, ya! I hadn't read the article because I already watched the video months ago.
922.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
This didn't work for me at all.
923.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Not NSFW is The Gaming Historian (and more informative): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVszKSeSE-0
924.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
> The article lists a few repos as examples of bad naming when the reality is, it’s examples of miss-naming I'd assume everyone here could at least agree that naming is hard. I don't think the article was attempting to explain
925.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
And more importantly, not fearing being sued for accidentally saying the wrong thing to the wrong person.
926.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
It's definitely a common term/joke in pro-housing circles. I've heard it as far back as 10 years ago if memory serves.
927.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Congrats, it looks very nice! One critical feature that this cuts from native HN is the changing colour of links already visited. I'll often click an article, then navigate back, and use the changed link colour to reorient myself on th
928.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Especially if they feel that they can use violence to overrule the will of the people.
929.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
He's also a big proponent of quack medicine such as homeopathy, which isn't great IMO.
930.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
And when it's easy enough for older folks, they're also generally better for even savvier users. I like hacking around a Linux workstation as much as the next nerd, but when I put BT headphones in my ears to listen to a podcast, I

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