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by knolan 8y ago
So a volume? These are several hundred objects travelling with enough momentum to do catastrophic damage to launch vehicles and other orbiting equipment. They’re not icebergs floating on the ocean, they’re bullets whizzing through that volu
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by knolan 8y ago
Use CMD ~ to move between the windows of the current app. I’ve also mapped a four finger down gesture to open App exposé.
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by knolan 8y ago
Can I ask for some context?
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by knolan 8y ago
Blender is awesome. It really is one of the best open source projects out there. While it had a reputation for being inaccessible this hasn’t been the case for a long time and 2.8 makes it even easier.
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by knolan 8y ago
While I fully agree, moving from 2.7* to 2.8 default bindings is killing my muscle memory! I’ll get there eventually. For me eevee is probably going to make a huge difference, I throw together various renders and animations and bits of code
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by knolan 8y ago
Since the selection of the JSF was during the Clinton presidency, the X-32 was often referred to as Monica.
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by knolan 8y ago
This is probably most useful for postgrad students getting started with writing with TeX. It’s worth pointing out that the figures are made using the matplotlib library, which is primarily based on Matlab’s plotting functionality. This is p
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by knolan 8y ago
Thank you. My initial guess from the title was some sort of fun hack to increase the storage density with cryogenics.
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by knolan 8y ago
After this started on reddit it spawned its own subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/badUIbattles/top/
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by knolan 8y ago
Many a PhD was rescued with Knoppix. So many people never made backups and so many shitty Dells died during the lifetime of so many of my cohort’s studies. Fortunately I was able to get their data back but nobody seemed to learn. This was a
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by knolan 8y ago
This is an excellent start once you get over the mage conceit: http://unixmages.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/ufbm.pdf
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by knolan 8y ago
The reasons as already pointed out and the lack of shadows make it look a little odd.
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by knolan 8y ago
The point is that many of the Rule Britannia white nationalists in the UK point out anyone who is not white Anglo Saxon as immigrants who should all be deported when in fact many of the wide range of ethnicities that call the UK home first
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by knolan 8y ago
So it’s okay for England to colonise half the planet and then get upset when some of their subjects move there? The fact is that crime in Europe has utterly collapsed.
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by knolan 8y ago
I never said it would decrease either, I said that better social policy would reduce the need for surveillance and aggressive policing — which seem to be more reactionary and designed to appease the typical Daily Mail reader. There are a lo
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by knolan 8y ago
There appears to be a good bit of literature on the Stop and Search tactic[0] and also the examples of the harassment of law abiding photographers in the U.K.[1] It’s race to the bottom policing that’s approaching the US model. Assume ever
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by knolan 8y ago
Of course, it’s not something I would normally watch. It is however very popular with my parents generation. They get very invested in the whole idea of the world falling apart when the data shows that crime is falling.
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by knolan 8y ago
I guess you could look at major European cities like London where CCTV is pervasive and other cities with considerably less. It seems to me that most of the justification for surveillance systems is focused on edge cases, terrorism and paed
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by knolan 8y ago
i suspect it has more to do with experiences. It’s not necessarily about accumulating stuff, digitally or otherwise but about experiencing the the best of these various things. So nicer homes, better food, fancier transport. They’re probabl
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by knolan 8y ago
I’m reminded of this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DkGMY63FF3Q
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by knolan 8y ago
I really like the idea of this product, if not the price. We’ve just bought a new home and I want to achieve a minimal bedside. We’ve also got two very young children and frequently have to get up during the night. Being able to carry this
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by knolan 8y ago
I can live with that!
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by knolan 8y ago
The iPad mini 1 is an iPad2 in a smaller form factor. It can run iOS9 just about. My MIL, who lives in another country, has one that I won at work and while it isn't supported by the latest Skype (which they wanted to use) it runs Face
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by knolan 8y ago
I think with the price of today's phones people are keeping them longer. My launch date iPhone 6 was bought by a colleague and with iOS 12 he's very happy with it. My iPhone 7 is going strong since launch and with a cheap battery
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by knolan 8y ago
Well there was the Microsoft Courier back in the day. https://gizmodo.com/courier-first-details-of-microsofts-secr... Like their attempt at tablets with XP, they seem to have been a little too early.
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by knolan 8y ago
I wonder about the bend in these screens. How will long term use be affected by fatigue? Will we see something like LCD bruising over time?
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by knolan 8y ago
And these CAD packages also ran on typical PCs. Most of my classmates used their own laptops; I couldn’t afford one. Sure you’ll need a powerful workstation for a full assembly of a complex machine like a car where every part is fully model
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by knolan 8y ago
In 2002 I was using well established CAD software that handled curves just fine. One of my first undergrad projects was modelling LEGO. CAD is a different beast to game engines. https://support.ptc.com/carezone/tutorial
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Life after harassment: ex-Silent Hill dev Tomm Hulett speaks out(eurogamer.net)
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by knolan 8y ago
Crashed first time on mobile safari then ran fine when reloaded. Ran pretty smoothly on my iPhone 7 too.

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