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by jve 3y ago
I use Edge. Vertical Tabs and Chromium without Chrome, what's not to like. Oh, and the ChatGPT sidebar.
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by jve 3y ago
> Eastern European countries, including Ukraine and Russia. Okay, the term is used in geographical context and not geopolitical.
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by jve 3y ago
Can you somehow quantify it or is it your gut feeling? Any articles out there? I don't know if they catch small fish as in this example, it just isn't in the news. The bigger fish happens to be in the news, like shutting down inte
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by jve 3y ago
Why doesn't that sponsored ad show www.ķeepass.info? I only see the screenshot from browser where it shows that speck of dust there.
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by jve 3y ago
Unfortunately, Starlink is not yet available in neither Sweden, Finland or Estonia: https://satellitemap.space/?norad=48119 Too much North.
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by jve 3y ago
I have a question: Does it cost something for SpaceX or anyone to get paperwork for new vehicles, existing changes, regular launches, object movements etc. ? If it had a price tag, well, the companies would surely pay for their services, ri
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by jve 3y ago
Late? It's not late. > hat is on top of new entrants such as United Launch Alliance's Vulcan rocket, Blue Origin's New Glenn, and other smaller rockets coming online. Then there is the increased flight rate by Virgin Galac
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by jve 3y ago
Hey, SQL Server CASE should be as reserved. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/language-element...
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by jve 3y ago
Because when you have to plug hdmi on a wall mounted tv or monitor that is close to wall and hard to rotate - you end up not only guessing orientation but having a hard time to find that port... :)
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by jve 3y ago
> a pilot charging an Ipad in an aircraft.[1] Fascinating. No wonders we have so much red tape on stuff that is in the air.
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by jve 3y ago
> Magsafe is a magnetic power connector that clicks into a socket, Wikipedia on MagSafe (wireless charger) > MagSafe is a proprietary, *magnetically attached* wireless power transfer That probably means I can talk with my phone while
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by jve 3y ago
And happens also on multiple DELL laptops I used/touched.
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by jve 3y ago
Which Samsung model is it? S models never did that. Can't be too old as you are still getting updates.
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by jve 3y ago
Which mount are you using?
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by jve 3y ago
Yeah, I also tried ~months ago. To be fair, I'v only tested out dev containers with docker, so I'm too weak to debug things what went wrong. Any article out there on how to have windows + wsl2 + podman + vscode devcontainers worki
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by jve 3y ago
Bing Chat for me, when mostly searching IT technical or programming stuff sometimes gives junk urls, sometimes gives some real valuable urls.
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by jve 3y ago
GitHub I'm sure there are tons of other, lesser known acquisitions... looking at what Apple acquires - seems relevant to be integrated into their products: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mergers_and_acquisit
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by jve 3y ago
https://getgreenshot.org/ Fast, doesn't crash, does what you say and more.
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by jve 3y ago
- Why not? https://www.sqlite.org/appfileformat.html - Its size is less than a megabyte: https://sqlite.org/footprint.html - 750KB if all features are enabled: https://www.sqlite.org/about.h
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by jve 3y ago
I hear this argument every-single-time some fine against bigcorp. Someone should sum all those fines, maybe then it will have a dent? Moreover revenue is useless in this context, we should compare with profit anyways. And maybe profit again
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by jve 3y ago
I want to ask here: Is there any study/experiment about what way say offline in proximity of our Android mobile devices leads to ads in Google? My collegue made an experiment with his wife. Put their phones down, talk about different k
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by jve 3y ago
At my other work, when I was an inexperienced developer I had one task: add support for different scales (that weights cars). We had an utility that sent it to axis camera via api so one can see weight on surveillance video. Anyways, I got
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by jve 3y ago
I do prefer this model when companies open up their products and make them usable for someone who just won't afford it for personal use. I.e Visual Studio (the IDE)
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by jve 3y ago
They had to comply with EU regulations, thus forced to make USB-C: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/jun/07/all-smart...
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by jve 3y ago
https://youtu.be/wmweNhFtHQY?si=logloz89r6tlLl6Y&t=550
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by jve 3y ago
> If you want fast CI you need fast tsc, clang, rustc, etc... not a faster program that calls exec on them Yes and no. Caching stuff and knowing when to run tsc/clang/rustc also improves performance.
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by jve 3y ago
> rinse with cold running water from the tap You'd better rinse with hot water to get the soap away.
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by jve 3y ago
> and don't even think to question if you can do something like "git log -G'int.*foo\(' -- ':(exclude)directory'" I do question it, but I know the answer is hard (as you demonstrated), so I don't b
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by jve 3y ago
Seems nothing much continued apart from declining to join and declining UIN #007 offer: http://www.yarone.com/2011/06/blast-from-past.html
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by jve 3y ago
I didn't quite understand if you are aware, but Postman has scripting and can depend upon data from another. And even can query it serially if you add requests to folder, right click on folder and "Run folder". Scripting is u

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