jpl56

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by jpl56 5y ago
AutoHotKey with a script that moves the mouse 1 pixel every 10 minutes does the job for me.
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by jpl56 6y ago
I tried to get out of the car and steal another one. Then I realized this is not GTA Vice city... Congratulations for the great work!
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by jpl56 6y ago
I love AHK! It allows me to automate sentences or commands I frequently type. It also helps improve ergonomy of given websites (e.g. "page down" key rather than clicking on "next page"). It avoids the need to download do
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by jpl56 7y ago
He also explained how to mod a consumer TV to use RGB input (provided there is no SCART input). And he explains how to discharge the capacitors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLz6pgvsZ_I
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by jpl56 7y ago
Thanks, nice advice. I avoid TV and watch my usual Youtube feeds. And I benefit from free classical concerts and virtual museum visits.
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by jpl56 7y ago
use this time to automate tasks you have to perform several times a day
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by jpl56 7y ago
You are not alone, lookup "USB rotary dial" ;-)
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by jpl56 7y ago
The calendar entry is just a reminder, not an appointment. By the way, I also use 'Keep' than allow sharing notes between PC and phone.
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by jpl56 7y ago
"Not interested" seems to work just for a little while. They will come back eventually...
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by jpl56 7y ago
I add a entry in my Google calendar from either my phone or my home PC. Next day at work, I will see it on my phone.
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by jpl56 7y ago
Numberphile and Computerphile : maths and computer topics. I learned all about the Enigma machine on there. Standupmaths with Matt Parker, inventor of the famous "Parker Square" Ben Eater : Electronics, breadboards, computer logic
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by jpl56 7y ago
Same for me, I used it in the train and it worked pretty fine. It still works today, of course there are no more UHF/VHF channels but I should find a use for the video input.
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by jpl56 8y ago
They should have proposed three answers for this one :- [_] phishing [_] legit [X] legit, but there's no chance I will accept that!
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by jpl56 8y ago
Who uses those boxes ? If the new-tab page contains websites I frequently visit, I eventually got there from easy-to-reach shortcuts! Therefore I won't bother trying to locate the website I want to reach from a grid of pictures, especi
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by jpl56 8y ago
Same thing with my Sny phone. But the solution is simple 1) deactivate the app, as stated in the article 2) create a shortcut to mbasic.facebook.com. This allows private FB messages without the need for Messenger 3) Prefer discussions in pr
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by jpl56 8y ago
All gestures I see when someone unlocks his phone next to me begin from the top left... that reduces the number of combinations! ... and the color will be "red", "green" or "blue".
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by jpl56 8y ago
Seems nice, but I would prefer to get generic ads rather than having no choice than answering "yes" to the "give out my data" question.
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by jpl56 8y ago
Sony Xperia XA1. I have it for one year, it was released 18 months ago.
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by jpl56 8y ago
It's interesting to know that! How can I ensure, as an user, that the website I'm using doesn't store sensitive data locally ?
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by jpl56 8y ago
I agree about Apple making money on hardware rather than ads. I'm afraid of vocal interactions with Android stuff, on a watch, not with Siri, but with the Google assistant.
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by jpl56 8y ago
Today, services we interact with on a screen bring us ads. This is how we pay for them. Tomorrow, when new interactions will exist, we also will have ads. On the watch, during Siri conversations, ... Same as Facebook at it's beginning,
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by jpl56 8y ago
I understand that an app recognizes keywords by itself. Then it doesn't need to send any heavy sound data to the server. A simple "send an ad for uni" transaction is sufficient. I believe any microphone-authorized app (e.g.:
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by jpl56 8y ago
awesome database. It seems to need two "quick browse" modes for an easy discovery: (1) clicking on a country just plays the most popular sound clip. (2) clicking on a country, then on a region, plays the most popular clip.
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by jpl56 8y ago
Will the hash take into account that some body parts may change shape compared to the sample photo Facebook asks us ?
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by jpl56 8y ago
Then the secure behaviour would be to refuse installation of any driver but the standard ones. Is it possible?
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by jpl56 8y ago
When people type a SMS there, the letter "L" proposes "lol", "like" and "Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch" ;)
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by jpl56 8y ago
On my phone, I never logged in to Facebook through the app and deactivated it and use the website, I hope it's sufficient.
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by jpl56 8y ago
I tried it with a 323-Kb picture that was transformed into a 2,8 Mb txt file. It worked the other side, but I had a warning regarding the filesize and potential memory problems. Wouldn't it also work with UUENCODE ?
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by jpl56 9y ago
I checked for France : average frequency is 49,99456201 Hz in February with one measurement every 10 seconds (source : http://clients.rte-france.com/lang/fr/visiteurs/vie/vie_freq... ). Same info for Nov
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by jpl56 9y ago
(Parisian writing) Yes! We used to have plenty of Velib installations everywhere in the city and its suburbs. Now we have to wait for the new operator to have their system work. Even when the station is finished and has bikes on it, they ar

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