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Reminds me of sdate for the Eternal September epoch. 10000 Sep 1993 was 2021-01-16. http://www.df7cb.de/projects/sdate/ one commit message for the QDBs: From 14df411817feda9decf9dd8a6cd555d71f199730 Mon Sep
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Solarmax 2 made the strongest aesthetic impression among the flash games I can recall - abstract, well-eased animations (including map transitions), strong lighting to avoid the Flash sprite look, and a soundtrack of piano and strings. The
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Every time I pick up my pinephone I feel immense disappointment in what forms of interaction most devices are stuck with today, despite how easily alternatives can be implemented in an open platform as the pinephone has shown. But for just
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3y ago
Glimpses of very fast output can still be read by persistence of vision while staring at one part of the screen (you can still get a sense of what's being compiled at the moment, for example), which added motion blur would defeat. Mayb
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Ah that makes sense - the first video was only uploaded 3 weeks ago. It's known that, on youtube, formats become available in increasing resolution after upload as they finish encoding. Your experience now shows that the higher-res str
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What filter the player uses for scaling (and chroma scaling) affects sharpness. Playing a native resolution stream fullscreen should eliminate differences here for monochrome edges. Depending on OS you might be able to toggle rapidly betwee
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- "Worthless" in The Brave Little Toaster https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UfsEj7AOGI - the chant in The Dark Knight Rises https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXxw-zXRqOs&t=130s Probably a lot
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The UUID is all that's significant, technically may be watermarked still https://wcnc.com/article/a/b/c-eb35781b-ac79-4399-955a-dcece... Of course, this url is now assuredly unique
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> Canada ... out of fuel Referencing the Gimli glider. But does vim have any analogous issue? In matters of technical correctness FOSS is usually the more exacting. You won't find a 1 TB hard drive full at 931 GB of used space on Li
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The site's own comments section, which existed from 2006 to 2009: https://web.archive.org/web/20090422143519/http://www.greem....
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Seagate
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The ascendancy of Hacker News and gentrification of geek news communities (2008)
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discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=238723 , https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=250507 cf. "The Gentrification of the Internet" (2019), https://news.ycombinator.com/it
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Eh, do Superprotect and Framgate count? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_revolt#Wikipedia Reddit section needs an update. The page was created following Reddit's 'AMAgeddon', too. 'APIcalypse'
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“Anonymity is Part of the Magic” (1987) [pdf]
(etchouse.com)
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Docstring would prevent it from rambling, but you'd then be required to write the signature first. PEP 257 prescribes the imperative mood: The docstring is a phrase ending in a period. It prescribes the function or method’s effect as
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Wikimedia Russia director starts fork of Russian Wikipedia
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That's a different lensless camera art project than yesterday's ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36139729 ). Related list of lists: https://github.com/golanlevin/ExperimentalCapture/b
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old thread, but: Sascha Pohflepp's “Buttons” (2006/2010)? Searches Flickr for same time, any location. https://web.archive.org/web/20061005142442/http://www.blinks... At a hilarious intersectio
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Err, the first I can see (having no personal experience), but AFAIK the only unmodded mice with toolless switch replacement are certain Asus gaming models. Forums tend to conclude that Asus holds a patent, but I've yet to see anyone
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possible with the current deepf^Wparody technology
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a quick search might find that there are (asus) mice with socketed switches
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A small number of consumer keyboards, and lots of DIY designs, some with prebuilt offerings, can run QMK or other open source firmware.
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FWIW logitech now also offers mice with optical switches, which are claimed to never double click
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Imgur, please don't be the next TinyPic or ImageShack (2014)
(web.archive.org)
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At the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8189644
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Most comments will disappear. A disappointment: contrary to the meme, I found them informative and insightful in a broad variety of contexts. And going with them should be the last vestiges of the site's social networking era, unceremo
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If you listen to the individual tracks it just sounds like people "normally" making noises https://www.bicyclebuiltfortwothousand.com/ Maybe intent plays a part in the perceived musicality of the result, consideri
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This thread nerd-sniped me into looking up the exact definition of the dimensions. Neither standard gives the formula used to obtain the specified sizes (for A4, precisely as above, ±2 mm). But what's interesting is that we can tell
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> N/A (Know where this came from?) https://eycndy.com/splitscreen?itemId=axdz1h5b22ecka9q12voxj... Trois souvenirs de ma jeunesse (2015) https://eycndy.com/splitscreen?itemId=71ke0wcliam5bx1hd2wvaj..
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