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4y ago
I upvote content I enjoy and comments I reply to as a courtesy for opening a topic for discussion, as well as the replies I get for taking the time to continue the discussion. I only downvote if the comment is inflammatory, or blatantly fal
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The supermarket chain I goes to in Quebec has a similar system, it's great since you can start packing your groceries as you go instead of at the end, so when you get to the self-checkout it's already packed and good to go, and yo
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4y ago
Rendering it inoperable would still create a significant disruption.
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4y ago
My home currently has those all over, built in 1992 in Canada. Not a mobile or manufactured home.
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> It's predecessor product had huge insurance claims due to failing connections after 10+ years. Those were PB/Polybutylene pipes.
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4y ago
Or the government itself?
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4y ago
Already discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32271904
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4y ago
It's hard, but Matrix/Element still kinda manage it.
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And for those unaware, the original was made in the Source (Half-Life 2) engine, while this remaster is running using Unity.
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4y ago
It's an extremely complex mash of codecs, and I'm not sure you could make it simpler while keeping all its capabilities. I personally just make scripts with the required transcoding parameters, and I just look at the documentation
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What's even more terrible is that if Twitter deems one of your tweet breaks their terms of services (even if incorrectly), they'll ask you to provide some PII and delete the tweet, effectively doxxing yourself in case of a securit
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4y ago
I use Chrome Remote Desktop for personal use, works well enough for me.
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One thing I understood a while ago is that any service claiming a lifetime license is it's either the lifetime of the product or the company, not the customer. I tend to avoid it unless I'm fairly certain the product / compan
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4y ago
and the blockchain.
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Same here. I can't say I'm comfortable with it, but for the amount of services I manually need to create (that aren't pre-made by package maintainers) I normally find enough info online to figure it out by myself.
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4y ago
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/firefox-translation... Operates entirely offline.
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I'm honestly surprised Apple has not yet released an official USB-C to MagSafe adapter yet.
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4y ago
And even worse is that there is no appeal process available. Absolutely disrespectful.
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4y ago
They're giving it for free, so there's that. And you don't have to use it unless you bought a Chromebox / Chromebook, and even then some of them can be reconfigured with a different OS.
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4y ago
Thanks to FFmpeg it's really simple to convert an HDR file to SDR in HandBrake by setting the colourspace to BT.709 under the Filters tab.
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4y ago
If you rebrand it to make it obvious this isn't a copycat listing of LibreOffice, IMO that would be okay.
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IMO the lowest ad-free tier for Feedly was too expensive for what I'm doing (~6.00$/month) which is basically agregating news from multiple websites for my own personal use, so I migrated to Inoreader and use the Supporter plan (~
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4y ago
Even with the cage I'd be worried that the content could still slip into the toaster. I'll keep using my toaster-oven for that.
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4y ago
A young and bright soul, born at the dawn of the millenium and gone too soon. RIP Alex :(
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OBS Studio, useful beyond livestreaming. Inkscape is quite good for FOSS, and vector-based drawings are awesome. FFMpeg for all your media conversion and manipulation needs.
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Thanks! Here's the link to the actual details https://www.sqlite.org/stricttables.html
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And SQLAlchemy made the process of migrating from one to another quite simple too. https://www.sqlalchemy.org/
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On the other end, the competition (namely Firefox) can't flourish either if all it can do is to be a skin with some sync features on top of Safari. All Apple achieve with this is to slow down the inevitable, especially if the smaller p
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There were some limitations for third-party browsers on iOS that made them slower than Safari in the past, notably that they couldn't use the Nitro JavaScript Engine. https://9to5mac.com/2014/06/03/ios-8-
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4y ago
Money.
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