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juris
9mo ago
not an audiophile but is it possible to tease out those aspects of sound reproduction if the software is open source?
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juris
9mo ago
The title gives more credit to the argument than the article :) someone also mentioned this, and I think we are kidding? I’ve had debate coaches in both high school and college complain about my “academic utterances” and it has taken awhile
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juris
11mo ago
Rumor has it that it’d be released with the VR set in 2026 ;)
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juris
11mo ago
if only to screen suitable material for the presidency.
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juris
11mo ago
XD any way to clobber cellular data and wifi connection within six feet of contact?
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juris
11mo ago
You are… broom! This isn’t me but here’s the idea: https://m.youtube.com/shorts/nOVFA7Kt44M If I make a broom the spindle I will immortalize your username onto the wood base with a soldering iron.
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juris
11mo ago
nnno, I did not see that. 7 days is an awful long time to run a treadmill; not worth the energy for that use case. I had mistook the tumbling mill for the ball mill, which is used in shorter durations for cast sterling silver polishing… I h
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juris
1y ago
it's a big win, now Patreon is a thing: https://lists.zx2c4.com/pipermail/wireguard/2019-October/004... just need to win the right to sideload so that F-droid can still exist.
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juris
1y ago
so the thing is, as an Android dev if I get embedded linux experience then I have lateral career movement to the peripherals that I'm usually writing apps for. While the intersection of app developers to embedded linux developers is pr
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juris
1y ago
gonna say: the pinephone has been hell over the last few weeks. Phone auto-boots whenever power is applied (either by their keyboard case or via USB-C), then the battery dies very quickly, and you need a minimum charge to boot the phone, so
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juris
1y ago
"Consumer rights aren’t features" > Any attempt to weasel out of a marketed feature set is generally and colloquially known as "false advertising"; consumers have a right to the features of a product they purchase und
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1y ago
It's a proper argument on its surface, complete with claim, warrant, and impact. "Features aren't rights" > see: Consumer Rights. "Force of the state making sideloading mandatory is bad" > ...Except we ha
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1y ago
I’m making one out of a treadmill that I snagged over Covid (and subsequently never used)! Idea is to make a jig to hold the tumbler in place. Maybe make it removable so I can still choose to not use the treadmill.
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juris
1y ago
Bah, but with those two flat sides I cannot use it for D&D! I’m really rooting for you, rhombicosidodecahedron!
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juris
1y ago
Cue Neal Stephenson’s “the Diamond Age”
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juris
1y ago
it’s Android so you’d need to use the VS code web app. Maybe remote desktop?
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1y ago
if you do find an .apk and didn't obfuscate it with proguard (I can't remember if proguard ran default in the release pipeline in Eclipse ADT...which...ew) you can use jadx to decompile your .apk and recover the structure of your
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juris
1y ago
I'll trust that this is genuine when HP lets me connect 3rd party ink cartridges to their printers.
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juris
2y ago
If you're reading this, you'll be missed! Your books have got my SO and I started on our careers in mobile; they have just the right mix of code, background context, and chutzpah-- as compared to the 'picture books' that
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juris
2y ago
for a company that sunsetted AppCode for similar walled-garden issues, I'm sure JetBrains understands how a good Kotlin LSP would negatively impact its bottom line.
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juris
2y ago
XD so would it be illegal to blast IR to cover your plate specifically tuned to these cameras if they are private domain?
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juris
2y ago
what if, and hear me out, glasses "cause" myopia? To my memory, I played outside as a kid and had perfect vision. I didn't have access to a television growing up. I grew, my skull changed, my eye size changed, so my vision go
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3y ago
Very fun! Did my best to break out of bounds, heh. Only bug I found is if you hold down the left mouse button while you've brought up a dialog box, the character continues to walk afterwards (usually into the same object and summoning
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3y ago
The covid kids are graduating high school. Imagine the effect quarantine had on the lives of these kids; the distrust. The disparity of the quality of education between socioeconomic strata during that time. Maybe an indicator of mass ennui
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juris
3y ago
Love the name. Literally the only reason why I clicked into this-- "Hey, is this referencing what I think it's referencing?" Neat.
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3y ago
The other day I had remarked to an old gal (the proprietor) of a local strip mall toy store that I walked into on a whim that "really this is where it all started". Round hole, square block diagonally (almost anyway); oh that can&
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juris
3y ago
and watch water.
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3y ago
:D does it make sense that this thing that can't be named can be captured in a book? if it's not the intellectual stuff you're after, here's a shameless plug for my teacher. Her husband, now passed, was a monk who left C
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3y ago
Seconding this-- and I can recommend the Merton translation. Great for late night reading, or if you are feeling especially unsettled.
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3y ago
:) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:United_States_copyrig... OK, sure, internet guy / gal. All I'm doing here is turning the knobs and testing the variables here. I realize it might be crude, I apologiz
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