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kuschku
2y ago
Tbh, that workflow is also how you approach proper visual CAD programs. When I draw something in Solid Edge, I create sketches, extrude, etc until I've achieved roughly what I want, then I take measurements and set them as constraints
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kuschku
2y ago
> they actually sent me an email asking for my checking account number and routing number to be sent to them VIA EMAIL Is that an actual issue with US accounts? Over in EU it's common to publish your account number (IBAN) and routin
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2y ago
If you've got two structures of size X, with a distance of X between them as well, that's relatively close. That's as if Paris had a second Eiffel tower three blocks away.
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kuschku
2y ago
The circle and the arc are cosmological neighbours to one another , not to us . They are close enough to each other .
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2y ago
Homelab network routing means pfsense, opensense, vyos, ubiquity. What does this product have to do with "routing" at all? How is it a router?
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2y ago
SD with UHS-II is relatively fast, if you need more performance, CFexpress (which is just NVMe) is even faster.
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2y ago
> With signal, I'm gonna guess it's mainly a; the Play Stores checks and balances are much less invasive than the sort of thing an F-Droid maintainer might check for. (As I understand it, Google Plays checks mostly are anti-exp
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2y ago
Signal's definition of "reproducible" meant for quite a while "download this binary docker image and build Signal inside of it". I don't know if that has changed since. Signal rejects F-Droid for a different re
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2y ago
Yeah, I would have done it kind of like a puzzle. You show the frame of an ipad, without the insides or the glass on front. But it's actually giant. A person playing a gameboy puts it into this frame. An artist puts their color pallett
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2y ago
Every now and then I do event tech for some small tech conferences, lectures, etc. A while ago we had an issue where, under some circumstances, macbooks would enforce HDCP for their output. Obviously an issue if you're trying to record
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2y ago
With a $20 HDMI grabber you get 4K HDR video with full Dolby Vision or HDR10 metadata, without any tonemapping applied, én masse. Combine that with some software mods to hide the UI at all times and you've got a perfect recording. Re-e
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2y ago
If you differentiate between different types of english, it makes sense to show a US flag or UK flag for the different regional variations. If you have only one version per language, just show the flags side by side. UK/US/AU/
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2y ago
It was basically an all-purpose vector computing monster focused on SIMD. You could use it for physics simulations, animations, tesselation, etc. Basically everything you'd use a compute shader for nowadays. That's why emulators n
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The only reason point-to-point is successful is because regional airports are cheaper than larger airports. By economy of scale, larger airports should be cheaper. The reason they're not is that regional airports are heavily subsidiz
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2y ago
Indeed, selling ads like this directly is the old school way of doing it. But even on YouTube it's back nowadays, most YouTubers get their money from sponsorships which work just the same as old-school pre-internet ad placement.
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3y ago
> Which businesses do you suppose might be interested on a congressional apportionment calculator? Political ads? Campaign ads? Newspapers advertising that they've got the fastest election news? People looking for an apportionment c
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3y ago
> but tbf it isn't meant to Then it's not internet. Internet means there is no distinction between "servers" and "clients", everyone is a peer. If you can't host things, you don't have internet. Yo
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Google has restricted more and more functionality to their apps only. System signed, that is. The only way for e.g. KDE connect to continue working properly today is using adb, three hacky permissions, accessibility access and notification
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3y ago
For any appstore explicitly allowlisted. Do you think Google will allowlist fdroid?
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3y ago
Gott-Goldberg-Vanderbei may have a lower error, but its usefulness is also significantly reduced. My favourite for world maps is still Winkel Tripel ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winkel_tripel_projection ). Winkel-Trip
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Mercedes takes all legal responsibility for any accidents caused during autonomous operation. So far, autonomous operation is limited to relatively few situations, but most importantly it includes traffic jams (which is where human drivers
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Previously, these folders existed: - /usr/bin, aka /bin - /usr/sbin, aka /sbin - /usr/local/bin - /usr/local/sbin Now, these folders exist: - /usr/bin, aka /usr/
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Isn't that just Michael Ende's Momo but with extra steps?
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3y ago
You're absolutely right, I noticed my mistake only when I couldn't edit the comment anymore.
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3y ago
It used text mode with NT for the first part, then followed up with a Win 9x and Win XP based step 2 and 3 that were themed like the Win XP login screen. Really neat tbh.
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3y ago
Only for third party tags, not phone apps, though?
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3y ago
Personally I'm hoping nvidia will release a new nvidia shield androidtv box soon with support for VRR, as my AV receiver and the FO48U support VRR without any issues. That'd allow perfectly smooth watching experience for all con
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a) when you turn on the TV b) most annoyingly, some android TV devices (e.g., nvidia shield, ccwgtv) use renegotiation instead of VRR for framerate matching. The FO48U supports VRR from 48 to 120Hz, which is more than enough to do framerate
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Aorus FO48U is a 48" computer monitor with an LG OLED panel. Only downside is that any resolution/frequency changes need 7 seconds to negotiate.
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I've already written about just that over in the xz thread a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39893388 > Is it possible? Definitely. But that's extremely rare, especially if you want to keep a
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