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by jstsch 7y ago
Here in NL the tide is slowly turning in favor of adding more nuclear to the mix. It's getting increasingly clear that wind and solar alone are not going to cut it, after the low hanging fruit has been picked. There's simply no sp
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by jstsch 7y ago
Oh, wow. It's always impressive to see how a slow wave of rising internet buzz suddenly peaks and affects change in an impenetrable multinational organization. Hurray! :)
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by jstsch 7y ago
You could perhaps keep using your receiver with a HDMI switch and a HDMI audio extractor. Like these two: https://www.aliexpress.com/i/4000102712226.html https://www.aliexpress.com/i/32850215019.ht
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by jstsch 7y ago
Super neat, will check it out, thanks!
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by jstsch 7y ago
Editor looks great, very performant! Is there a way to integrate this in an existing webapp? E.g. open pixlr in a new window, do some edits, get the asset back?
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by jstsch 7y ago
Nice article. Cement’s climate footprint is really big though, so we should be using it in construction much less than we’re doing now. Glulam is the future.
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by jstsch 7y ago
Apple was undervalued.
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by jstsch 7y ago
I picked up a maxed out 2016 MPB right when it came out, including 2 LG 5K displays. I suffered random total system crashes with those external displays connected. After going through three repair cycles Apple replaced mine with a brand new
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by jstsch 7y ago
Great. I disabled safe browsing probably back when it first appeared on my iPhone 3G or 4 and this test confirms I’m still not sending urls to anyone whilst surfing on my iPhone 11. Nice job preserving these settings over countless device u
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by jstsch 7y ago
If you're looking at tiny boards, then I'd check out the ESP32 based boards right now. Cheaper. Personally, I think the R-pi Zero is quite attractive due to its lower barrier of entry. Also, consider creating your synth/audio
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by jstsch 7y ago
You can use Objective C on the audio thread just fine in practice. Just don’t call out.
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by jstsch 7y ago
Yeah, that’s a good way of looking at it. Note that a typical modern solar panel is around 285-340 watt these days.
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by jstsch 7y ago
I think synthetic fuel from renewable energy (electricity + water + co2 from the air) is a better way to go. Much less complexity in the plane.
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by jstsch 7y ago
Looks nice! What about self hosting? I’d copy the Gitlab model. Open source community edition, and a quite pricy Enterprise edition that is full of features that only larger companies need (compliance stuff, audit trails, fine grained permi
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by jstsch 7y ago
Obligatory Blade Runner final scene: https://www.youtube.com/embed/NoAzpa1x7jU (tears in rain)
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by jstsch 7y ago
I was wondering about this the other day. In NL, insulation has been part of the building code for ages. With stronger requirements every decade or so. Insulated windows have been required since the 80ies for new houses. Now it’s triple pan
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by jstsch 7y ago
This will be solved when in-display cameras become ubiquitous. Probably the entire display will be the camera, without a lens obviously. Using some nifty algorithms you can construct a focused image from that. It'll just be a layer ins
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Would you sign in here? Office 365 phishing, SSL cert by Microsoft(twitter.com)
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by jstsch 7y ago
Nope. Me too. My 2018 MBP 15" is my dream laptop. The machine I've always wanted. Superfast. Light to carry everywhere. Comfy to work with on the couch. Connects to 2 5K displays at my desk. Even the speakers are decent. The 2016&
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by jstsch 7y ago
This looks like a nice box. Powerful, super cheap! Perhaps a bit thermally constrained though. On a similar note, I picked up a Gigabyte GB-BLCE-4105 a couple of months ago. Very small box with a quad core J4105 Celeron CPU. Tiny fan. Add
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by jstsch 7y ago
Test driving it, like it a lot! Some initial feedback: * I sent a support request by email with two screenshots. The first screenshot did not show up in the web view (the cid: remains in the HTML source). * A demo account with lots of dummy
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by jstsch 7y ago
My properly configured DKIM/SPF/etc mailserver, with a 10-year old IP, still gets email redirected to gmails spam folder more often than not. Even replies to emails from gmail addresses, with reply-to-id's. That's the bo
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by jstsch 8y ago
Wow! What an achievement. Putting it all together, including the YM3438 FM chip, great work!
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by jstsch 8y ago
H5mag | Javascript Engineer | The Hague, The Netherlands | onsite (flexible), interns welcome! | https://www.h5mag.com/ H5mag is an online design platform for digital magazines. We're aimed at graphic designers and ena
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by jstsch 8y ago
H5mag | (Junior) Javascript Engineer | The Hague, The Netherlands | ONSITE | https://www.h5mag.com/ H5mag is the platform to create beautiful digital publications. We're aimed at graphic designers and enable them to cr
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by jstsch 8y ago
The Skarsta is cheap and fine. When you go to Ikea they tend to wobble, because about a month after assembling them you need to tighten the bolts once. Done. At home, I customized my Skarsta a bit. Bigger top (200CM wide versus 160CM, 70CM
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by jstsch 8y ago
Wow, in-species nitrogen fixation. Shame of the recent EU ruling on CRISPR (considering it GMO). Now we can't grow this in Europe.
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by jstsch 8y ago
Also see northseafarm.org
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by jstsch 8y ago
H5mag | Javascript Engineer | The Hague, The Netherlands | ONSITE | https://www.h5mag.com/ H5mag is the platform to create beautiful digital publications. We're aimed at graphic designers and enable them to create resp
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by jstsch 8y ago
The 15" sports a bigger battery than the 2017 model too. Just to compensate for DDR versus LPDDR.

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