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901.
by m463 8mo ago
i thought it was specifically when using voice - ack/nack but it might be preference... some people like clicky blue keys, some like silent red keys on their keyboard for example.
902.
by m463 8mo ago
This reminds me of that article where a person came from china to the US for a while, and wrote a book about it when he returned. one thing he said was (in my words) - the americans don't refer to a person in charge, they refer to the
903.
by m463 8mo ago
I remember in the early days of web services, using the apache portable runtime, specifically memory pools. If you got a web request, you could allocate a memory pool for it, then you would do all your memory allocations from that pool. An
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FSF statement on copyright infringement lawsuit Bartz v. Anthropic(fsf.org)
263 points by m463 8mo ago|132 comments
905.
by m463 8mo ago
nonsense. You could have a mail client with a static banner ad at the top.
906.
by m463 8mo ago
I use wired for walking/hiking. reliable. Never out of juice, no connection problems, on-cord media controls, always decent sound.
907.
CachyOS Dethrones Arch as ProtonDB's Top Linux Gamer Desktop Distro(xda-developers.com)
5 points by m463 8mo ago|0 comments
908.
by m463 8mo ago
we did the same thing and had to sit far right 2nd row because you need reservations long ahead of time to sit far enough back somewhere near the middle meanwhile I saw a 50-inch tv at costco for $239, and a 98-inch tv for $1299
909.
by m463 8mo ago
not unique to logitech. This happens with my steelseries mice too. I have to clean them with alcohol or something.
910.
by m463 8mo ago
I think there's LOTS of media out there, but there doesn't seem to be easy ways to convert it. There was probably a renaissance period when conversion equipment was being actively developed and available, but that time is probably
911.
by m463 8mo ago
At some point the limitations can flip around. when you're young, time is infinite, money is scarce. Older, and time seems to take over. The limitations are - when can you free up the time? Is relaxing allowed?
912.
by m463 8mo ago
unrelated but maybe interesting... I had a colonoscopy and had to empty my system. I had 1/2 gallon of this fluid to drink the night before, and the other 1/2 gallon to drink the day of. At that point my digestive system was empt
913.
by m463 8mo ago
I kind of wonder if sometimes acid reflux happens more than we realize, but we just notice it when spicy food comes up.
914.
by m463 8mo ago
It's kind of strange to me that the classic scifi books I read in my youth had few if any follow-ons, and in this case had to resort to other writers to happen. Meanwhile, many books I read nowadays on kindle routinely have 8 books in
915.
by m463 8mo ago
are you talking about: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_W._Bush_military_servic...
916.
by m463 8mo ago
or just use the same password for everything. ;)
917.
by m463 8mo ago
So, I've been through this. I found a couple things really helpful. 1) make plans with people. Do something with a friend or friends and say "want to make this a regular thing?" For me, I went hiking every saturday morning
918.
by m463 8mo ago
I don't think he's talking about "gatekeepers" per se, I think he's talking about the publishing model being incomprehensible if you're in it. I think the old publishing model is dying. self-publishing is rout
919.
by m463 8mo ago
I've heard other people say this. Wonder if the root cause is inflammation, which might go up with stress, bad sleep, bad diet, etc
920.
by m463 8mo ago
I wonder if this word salad means our devices will "route around" if we don't hook to wifi or bluetooth? Will our smart televisions not need to piggyback on our "consumer traffic" and just send ACR and ads on their
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Qualcomm CEO: 'Resistance Is Futile' as 6G Mobile Revolution Approaches(fortune.com)
3 points by m463 8mo ago|1 comments
922.
by m463 8mo ago
does it apply to restaurants? I thought lots of restaurants behind-the-scenes either got food from external suppliers either in part or all the way to ghost kitchens.
923.
by m463 8mo ago
maybe it was complaints of iphone without a physical keyboard
924.
by m463 8mo ago
But if your games don't need a network interface, who cares? maybe on their website (which you can block, unless you use google/etc payment methods) I just put some money in a gog wallet once, then block everything and talk to gog
925.
by m463 8mo ago
The US used to do this - the piers were next to the warehouses, and the manufacturing was nearby. Nowadays all that infrastructure is now shops and industrial style apartments.
926.
by m463 8mo ago
I agree with you with respect to smart, cloud, etc I think we should support people who are uncomfortable about this stuff, don't ridicule them with "tinfoil hat much?" type sentiments By the way, GOG.com treats you well wrt
927.
by m463 8mo ago
> that is Shortcuts. I'm convinced apple doesn't want people doing general purpose computing on their apple devices. they even want developers going through their gauntlet of apple-invented languages*. [*] or NeXT
928.
by m463 8mo ago
> But every single use case I've read so far could be done with a pretty affordable SaaS product, reminds me of those "zune already does everything ipod does" posts.
929.
by m463 8mo ago
Maybe AI is helping with the difficulties of upvoting a project on github. or is it tooting its own horn?
930.
by m463 8mo ago
save you the time, they talk a lot without answering the "why" question. Delta uses "Split scimitar winglets" ... "to produce up to 5.5% fuel savings per aircraft, an improvement on the 3.3% savings provided by ble

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