m-p-3

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   by m-p-3 3y ago

   I have the choice to either take the train or the airplane when having to visit a business office about 6 hours away (by car). I always take the train for the less stressful experience despite the longer commute time. I hate flying for work
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   by m-p-3 3y ago

   There's also an alternative mod that does DLSS3 as well as frame generation that isn't behind a Patreon paywall https://www.nexusmods.com/starfield/mods/761
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   by m-p-3 3y ago

   And more importantly for Microsoft it also works on game consoles.
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   by m-p-3 3y ago

   That's what happen when awful people abuse nice things. Those bad actors and privacy-conscious people (both entirely distinct group, just in case it looks like I'm putting those two in the same category..) can still self-host thei
5. 275.▲
   by m-p-3 3y ago

   One more file signature to add to my blacklist of adwares..
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   by m-p-3 3y ago

   Article by Steve Kirsch? ooof https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Kirsch
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   by m-p-3 3y ago

   One feature I definitely enjoy is the ability to connect with my OSM account and easily submit changes on the go (business hours, etc).
8. 278.▲
   by m-p-3 3y ago

   I'll let this post and the comments below speak for themselves https://squabblr.co/u/jayclees/post/KB0LM3g1oy https://web.archive.org/web/20230831212323/https://squabb
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   by m-p-3 3y ago

   I mean it's reasonable for HashiCorp to limit who uses their infrastructure since they foot the bill for it. Google did a similar thing for the Chrome Web Store to download extensions when Microsoft released Edge, pushing Microsoft to
10. 280.▲
    by m-p-3 3y ago

    Correct, only some extra and optional parts like the extension pack are closed-source and require a paid license for business use.
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    For those with the knowledge, are solid state batteries faring better than the current standard with temperature variations? I live up North and the winter obliterate the range, so it would be nice if that was another improvement.
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    Personally I hate that if you want a reasonably sized trunk you need to buy an SUV. My early 2000 Hyundai Accent hatchback had a nice trunk compared to what you can get in that category now..
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    Same with "lifetime", especially when it's a service. It never ends well when there isn't a stable income to offset the cost of lifetime subscribers.
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    IMO releasing an MV3 version that people can actually try and see how much it is being crippled might make them realize how shitty it's going to be if Google wipes out every other web browser not based on Blink.
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    What about mpv? I don't have a DVD iso to test at the moment..
16. 286.▲
    by m-p-3 3y ago

    I haven't committed to a purchase yet.
17. 287.▲
    by m-p-3 3y ago

    I was looking at the Nanopresso, seems like a good middle ground between size and price.
18. 288.▲
    by m-p-3 3y ago

    You're simply trusting the Microsoft pendulum to not swing back towards how bad they were. It's a cycle.
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    When I was young and still lesrning the basics I used it as a table of content for some long webpages that you could use to quickly jump from one anchor to another, or as a sitemap.
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    All good, a derivative of my master password for my Bitwarden vault doesn't even completely fit in there and gives 7.23B years.
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    With kids going to school, working from home is definitely better to handle the unpredictability that comes with it. I have about a one hour commute to do (one way) to get to the office. I'd live closer if I could afford it, but it is
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    Laws are only as strong as the enforcement can be. For commercial entities the government can go for financial or operational penalties to encourage compliance, at least if they operate commercially in the country in question. But for open-
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    They won, but it was a Pyrrhic victory.
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    So it's basically feeding some metadata that is invisible to the human eye. I don't see anything wrong with it, as that kind of dark-pattern filtering is a cat and mouse game.
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    If you need the ability to import articles into Joplin, there's a web clipper addon that will take the page and make its content into a note.
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    On the open-source side I'm ot aware of any solution that covers everything like this from one end to the other.
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    Agreed, asset management isn't only about knowing and tracking what the business possesses. A good system 1. Separates, but inter-connect the Asssets and CI. An asset will never change during its lifecycle. A CI is the actual configura
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    I tried the hosted demo and IMO it feel way too barebone. * No basic fields like a serial number, model, etc * You can't change the color of a category once created * It lacks the ability to make assets templates * No obvious ways to c
29. 299.▲
    by m-p-3 3y ago

    Can we get the European Union to mandate physical toggles and shutters for mic and camera, now that they're also pushing for user-replaceable batteries?
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    by m-p-3 3y ago

    And they almost fubar'd the Pocket integration witht the Kobo eReaders in the process.