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krilly
7y ago
Er, why not just attach the laptop itself to your body? Low tech > high tech
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7y ago
Can we all stop using imgur now? It's been like an hour, one of those images has been flagged as adult content and the other is 404ing. postimages.org is good
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7y ago
I rather like the position of \ and / in the ISO layout. \ is on the right of lshift and / is on the left of rshift. It feels nice and consistent.
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7y ago
I'm not sure how similar it is, but TortoiseHg is the best version control GUI I've used
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krilly
7y ago
Godot is what you are talking about. It seems to be doing very well. It's MIT licensed, and has official support for C#, C++ and their own Lua-like scripting language.
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7y ago
Here are two projects which are doable, I think: - Paint.net: freeware windows mspaint replacement. Lightweight and simple UI, but powerful features and extensions system. I hate having to boot up GIMP just for editing a screenshot or somet
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7y ago
https://i.postimg.cc/zBhVFjDg/Screenshot-20191225-175902.png Yikes. I get not supporting mobile for now, but what about people who like to use little browser windows like me? Doesn't seem to be responsive at all.
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7y ago
>While you could deniably encrypt any system the mid-2014 Mac is special because it had a battery recall. The recall repair work gave owners the perfect excuse to shred their devices using crypto-randomness prior to service. Do people re
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7y ago
I absolutely disagree. Nova Launcher is an example of a pretty good piece of software that fulfills all 3 requirements in my mind (it's a 3rd party launcher, or desktop, for Android). It's what I use personally so it fits my power
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7y ago
Right? Clearly riffing on the 'happy holidays' message. I think it's a pretty funny post, and it's even more funny that it was taken seriously. Someone could go stalk their account to check, I can't be bothered with
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7y ago
You could trick it into using different colours like so: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/46354
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7y ago
Believe me when I say lithium isn't particularly enjoyable
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7y ago
Is this article computer translated from the German source? It seems like it's barely even been proof read.
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7y ago
There is a GitHub repo which lists loads of interesting bugs (vanilla ice cream car, 500 mile email, etc.) with better quality writeups than this. I think it's been posted to HN before. Anyone?
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7y ago
Some of the oldest depictions of hunans (e.g. the Löwenmensch figurine) are, err, furries. Anthropologists have attempted to make all sorts of conclusions from this.
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7y ago
Why not unity? (It's an obligatory question at this point)
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7y ago
Seems like plain old nationalism to me. I've been seeing a lot of Indian nationalism online as well, particularly on videos about the Indian space program or Indian mathematicians
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7y ago
Was this accidental or intentional? Russia has recently been distributing fake ransomware in Ukraine which is intended to cause economic damage rather that generate profit.
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7y ago
This is funny but is the opposite of the idea espoused in the correcthorsebatterystaple xkcd. Welsh words are hard for (most) humans to remember, but easy for machines to check (since wordlists are publicly available)
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7y ago
AFAIK I know demonetized videos (which are 'unsuitable' for YouTube ads) generate zero revenue, so I think that's a no. It would go to creators who create exclusive series for YouTube premium, though.
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7y ago
Even worse, now comment chains can't be expanded without logging in.
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7y ago
I would expect this to be more viable than ever, now that the cost of console hardware is so heavily subsidised by online subscription services.
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7y ago
The share button is right there... How do people always miss it when copying links?
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7y ago
I have always connected this problem with automatic cars. I haven't looked at statistical evidence, but I think this is a much bigger problem in the US than the UK and I think it's because it's much easier to drive an auto wi
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7y ago
Which bit of this are you upset with specifically? Monitoring internet access on school devices? That's been standard in every single school and workplace for decades. The clear backpacks are silly I'll admit, and also pointless.
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7y ago
There was a political scandal in the UK when a politicians wife took points on her license for him, to prevent him getting a driving ban. The camera that clocked him only checked numberplates. She grassed on him a decade later and went to j
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7y ago
I am positive that vegetables from across the world have much less environmental impact that even locally sourced beef.
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7y ago
There are many Scottish accents, and Braveheart isn't one of them. To me it sounds very much like Inverness, or maybe a native Gaelic speaker from the outer Hebrides. They have an interesting accent which sounds somewhat foreign, despi
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7y ago
I was never told this, and I'm sure the reason why is because my teacher didn't have a clue either
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What with all the talk about bot abuse in this thread, an API may not be a good idea
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