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lttlrck
2y ago
I'd wager it wasn't the lack of "productivity boosts" either?
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lttlrck
2y ago
"only thing they brought the table"? Only you'd know but that seems rather uncharitable.
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2y ago
Explain the GFW then? Because that seems like the flip-side of the very same coin?
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2y ago
Overlooking Roland Ratzenberger's death in '94, the same weekend as Senna's, is a curious omission given the context.
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2y ago
He did not say "do nothing". > There are legitimate and worthy reasons for which we should clean up our act. What is the very strong argument to commence CO2 removal in the face the charts and data?
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2y ago
I wonder what that was _actually_ like given that it took 200 years to build. A lot less pollution so maybe it really did look _all_ shiny and new :-)
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2y ago
I loved Köln Cathedral. It's a must see in Germany. Equal to any castle.
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2y ago
Hail? Am I missing a reference?
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2y ago
Valve Steam Link? At 4kp60 and even 1080p240?
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2y ago
Buy from a bee keeper if you care that much. The "cash only old dude with a stand" filter will fail.
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2y ago
Isn't this compare-and-set rather than compare-and-swap?
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2y ago
Oh did they fix the rusting issue from the beginning of the year?
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2y ago
I thought k8s might be a solution so I decided to learn through doing. It quickly became obvious that we didn't need 90% of its capabilities but more important it'd put undue load/training on the rest of the team. It would be
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2y ago
Ahh perhaps that explains why I had Stress Analysis and Material Science in the first semester of CE... they were far harder than anything in following four years. I thought they were filler LOL. This was back in 92.
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2y ago
FireWire improvements! Cut my teeth on FireWire 1998/99, Sony called it iLink. Memory mapping connected devices into local memory seemed like magic.
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2y ago
But they must have heard of the obvious word choice: "digit". This is seems like "word I heard misappropriation".
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2y ago
Dropping the windows on frameless doors goes back to at least the 90s and mechanical door handles. I wouldn't be surprised if it goes back even earlier and someone even tried it entirely mechanically without electric windows... Update:
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2y ago
Ratdgo + Homebridge and you can control your doors with Siri. And probably Android Auto with a different bridge, but I don't have that.
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2y ago
Amazing. This motivates me to try Krita. Well done.
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2y ago
12 per 100K in the US. I wouldn't say Australia is fine but it is almost in a different ballpark. The frustrating thing here, in the US, is the ambivalence.
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2y ago
Humans (and many mammals) tend to expend vast amounts of time on idle pleasures. I love simracing and flightsims. They tickle my brain and are challenging and a far better use of my downtime than watching mindless TV (which I also do :-)
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2y ago
The article reads a like a personal "learn by doing" blog post.
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2y ago
USB-C is amazing. I can buy USB-C PD spoofers for a couple of bucks that give me a wide range of voltages, at reasonably high amps, for all my electronics projects. It's brilliant. Outside that application the most annoying issue for
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2y ago
Got any quotes about flogging a dead horse?
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2y ago
Looks to me like you might still want plenty of wrappers though.
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2y ago
Yes but "no gear" disconnects the transmission and engine load from the wheels so you can coast farther. In other words you remove engine braking from the equation. Mercedes Glide Mode for example does this automatically to increa
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2y ago
There is no one size fits all. In a many cases I'd still rather have three or more versions of a function, many which may just be very thin shims to accommodate that scenario than 10 copy/pastes of variations. Or shim at the call
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2y ago
"wins token $250"
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2y ago
For Linux that's true. But Microsoft never added SCTP to Windows; not being beholden to Microsoft and older OS must have been part of the calculus?
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2y ago
I read it years ago and it's incredible. Ever since I devour any little tidbit of news about his adventures. This documentary is a must see for me. Can't wait.
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