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by llao 8y ago
Oh how I hate marketing speech. First of all, the title should include "video of a predefined 360° turn". And then they say something along the lines of "average accuracy of about 5mm" for joining the constructed modeled
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by llao 9y ago
Should compress nicely though.
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by llao 9y ago
The internet says there are about 500 million tweets per day. If we assume 500 bytes for storing each, this would be 250 Gigabytes per day.
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by llao 9y ago
Thank you, I was just going to ask for something like this.
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by llao 9y ago
On Android there is http://www.hyperionics.com/atVoice/ which I really like and which seems on a similar level (at least judging by the example).
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by llao 9y ago
What do you mean by "esoteric design"?!
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by llao 9y ago
So, did no one grep -R --as-text "my password" / before?
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by llao 9y ago
I really dislike how it is just relabeled projects from others.
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by llao 9y ago
Oh, so it was us users who were too dumb to find them? Fuck you, fuck you for this blame-shifting marketing speak.
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by llao 9y ago
Seconding this! I wonder if it could be done with some straightforward greasemonkey scripting or something.
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by llao 9y ago
Jaruzel wanted to keep their account, but remove their visible activity.
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by llao 9y ago
The byline says "High-precision" but I could not find any benchmarks or scientific analysis. What does high precision mean here? How stable is it? What about privacy of the users? Does the server know where everyone is?
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by llao 9y ago
Oh wow, does this mean that we have all of usenet texts? What stops people from providing a better interface than Google's then?
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by llao 9y ago
Thank you! If I read it right, humanity has lost 1991-2003 to Google though, correct?
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by llao 9y ago
Paywalled. > To Read the Full Story > Subscribe > Sign In
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by llao 9y ago
Your OS cannot play multiple audio streams at once? That sounds like Linux 10 years ago.
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by llao 9y ago
That looks excellent. Handling personal data is something that services should prefer not to do and if requests like this are a "nightmare" then hopefully the web will become a better place again.
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by llao 9y ago
Well, others can try to implement parts of it but it is a cat and mouse game of wasting human resources. Mattermost managed to get some compatibility https://docs.mattermost.com/developer/webhooks-incoming.html...
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by llao 9y ago
> I don't get why the author hates slack so much. He gives a nice reasoning in the last paragraph: Slack is a walled garden. Their proprietary API is defined by them and only implemented by them. They can and will shut off parts yo
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by llao 9y ago
It is 20 Megabytes, transmitted gzipped at 2.4 Megabytes. It is super slow to grab though, due to the other end.
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by llao 9y ago
The Doom community left Wikia to host their own, independent, non-profit wiki, please always try to use and link that one instead: https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Doom_rendering_engine
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by llao 9y ago
5 years of consistent use, let's say that goes to ~180 days per year (no idea what your climate is) -> 900 days of wear. A $300 jacket would cost you 30 cents per day of usage then. Are you sure you do not spend a higher fraction of
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by llao 9y ago
> It doesn't cost a tenth of that to make and deliver. Well, not if you have a conscience about our ecosystem.
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by llao 9y ago
What they showed in the lightning demo is so much better done with fast keystrokes than moving a mouse around. I can't wait to try this tool, it will save me days of time per year.
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by llao 9y ago
(2013)
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by llao 9y ago
That's kinda of the whole point, yes.
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by llao 9y ago
*Kubernetes
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by llao 9y ago
It is worth revisiting the trademark-thread, the responses of everyone involved are level-headed and civil.
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by llao 9y ago
This is absolutely illegal copyright violation. I wish it was not as those are old and well beyond the age of needed "commercial incentive protection" but that does not change the laws.