lultimouomo

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by lultimouomo 18d ago
> Funny, how suddenly a tight, 1-2 sentence response on point is a sign of skill. Wasn't it always?
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by lultimouomo 2mo ago
Different DRM, the one in the kernel is Direct Rendering Manager, which is basically managing access to the GPU.
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Accounts are required to access old Reddit(old.reddit.com)
12 points by lultimouomo 2mo ago|3 comments
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The temporary closure of airspace over El Paso has been lifted(twitter.com)
2 points by lultimouomo 8mo ago|1 comments
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Why Europe's night-train Renaissance derailed(politico.eu)
9 points by lultimouomo 9mo ago|1 comments
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by lultimouomo 1y ago
Yes, the keyword you are looking for is "tapparella motorizzata".
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by lultimouomo 2y ago
> Who is your enemy and why do they want to hurt you It seems like the perfect occasion to quote Mickens' immortal words: > Basically, you’re either dealing with Mossad or not-Mossad. If your adversary is not-Mossad, then you’ll
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by lultimouomo 2y ago
This happens on mine if I don't let the scale calibrate before the first measure. The scale turns on if you step on it, so it's tempting to just put both feet on in quick succession while the scale it's still off. That will g
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by lultimouomo 2y ago
> People aren’t ASCII or UTF-8 machines; “e” and “E” are the same character They are the same character to you , a native speaker of a Western language written in a latin script. They are the same to you because you are, in fact, an ASC
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by lultimouomo 2y ago
Case insensitive matching is a surprisingly complicated, locale-dependent affair. Should I.txt and i.txt match? (Note that the first file is not named I.txt). Case insensitive filesystems make about as much sense as ASCII-only filenames.
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by lultimouomo 3y ago
The problem is real though. It stands to reason that the people that know how planes can be built safely are the one building planes; otherwise you could get in a situation where "those who know, build planes; those who don't, tel
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by lultimouomo 3y ago
Just call "Mum" and be done
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by lultimouomo 3y ago
In dead rabbits.
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by lultimouomo 3y ago
> An AC cord, 3-pin (earthed) plugs on both ends You mean it had PLUGS on both end? That's not a cable, that's a murder attempt!
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by lultimouomo 3y ago
> Unregulated and forced into the shadows, manufacturers lack accountability, and contaminants get into the supply chain. I mean, "unregulated" is the whole point of alternative medicine, isn't it? If you take an extract f
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by lultimouomo 3y ago
> 1. It's not important (in the grand scheme of things) > 2. It's not a view that very few people hold. And yet it makes the author feel a contrarian free thinker. It turns out, it's the prototypical Thiel truth!
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by lultimouomo 3y ago
> The full year might be nicer The nice thing of being at the start of a millennium is that after version 99 you can just move to 100!
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Arm Announces Public Filing for Proposed Initial Public Offering(arm.com)
308 points by lultimouomo 3y ago|268 comments
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by lultimouomo 3y ago
I want to point out also how unhelpful the release notes are. When I see ATS mentioned in Apple docs, I think of Apple Transport Security, not (I guess?) Apple Type Services, a font API dating back to Mac OS 8.5.
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by lultimouomo 3y ago
Again, this is before Android 12 - afterwards the app can declare that it just wants BLE not for location purposes, and not get access to GPS (and apparently certain kind of BLE beacons). Still it's mind boggling that this glaring issu
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by lultimouomo 3y ago
Ships naturally drift to their lee, especially at low spend, so when maneuvering they must keep some leeway to avoid hitting stuff.
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by lultimouomo 3y ago
You can easily dislike the Italian left for a number of reasons, but being commies is definitely not one of them.
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
From the blog post introducing trurl: > URLs are tricky to parse and there are numerous security problems in software because of this. trurl wants to help soften this problem by taking away the need for script and command line authors ev
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
You can, you should teach your kid about the dangers of drugs and addiction. Still you wouldn't bring him in a crack house...
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
The current Italian government has introduced the "ministry of industry and made in Italy". That's what's it called, made in Italy , in English in the official name. I guess they're going to fine themselves.
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
SS came out in 2008, HLS in 2009. Separate manifests and non aligned segments have a real impact on the ability of the client to switch qualities in responsabilità to bandwith change, and this to avoid stalling. BTW, when I say "HLS is
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
I am comparing HLS with other HTTP-based streaming formats - DASH and SmoothStreaming. They definitely have their issues (DASH in particular is the epitome of the second system syndrome) but they fix the two most glaring issues with HLS: se
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
H264 is not a streaming format. HLS is, and it is pretty much "Apple's format". It's pretty backwards, and everyone was forced to support it because it was the one streaming format you could use in iStuff.
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
I guess I'm from a -shithole- developing country myself, so can you explain to me how air-drying clothes is offensive to your sensibility? (Again, in a desert ; I can see how someone from Chicago might find it extremely convenient.)
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
I find it hilarious that we are talking about preserving the environment and someone complains that they need would need more electric capacity to charge their vehicle and run their clothes dryer in the desert . As long as US exists, the w

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