mig39

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by mig39 2y ago
Wear a facemask. For safety. Problem solved.
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by mig39 2y ago
Man I play so much Destiny. But it really is a "Dad game" according to my kids. I'm older than you, BTW :-)
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by mig39 2y ago
Technically, dashcams are illegal in some European countries.
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by mig39 2y ago
I always loved the they had a Scottish person on Canadian Tire money. I don't know if you'd still get away with equating "Scottish" and "Cheap" these days.
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by mig39 2y ago
Does this work with JupyterlHub? Would be neat to try with some students currently learning Python with JupyterHub.
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by mig39 2y ago
The mobile app used to have a feature where you could upload a selfie and it would search for a painting that looked like you. It did a really good job. Not sure if you can do that on the website.
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by mig39 2y ago
I love these modern versions of old favourites. I've been playing Transport Tycoon all day today. https://openttd.org
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by mig39 2y ago
The ones I've used in the Netherlands and Portugal are similar, but can be refilled. In Portugal, you pay extra for the initial ticket, but subsequent uses are cheaper, because you are using the same physical ticket.
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by mig39 2y ago
It might have a Weissman score in the fives, but I haven't seen a real-world implementation. Does it use middle-out compression?
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by mig39 2y ago
Enshittification incoming.
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by mig39 2y ago
Somebody's gotta pay the twitter loan interest payments.
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by mig39 2y ago
He wasn't president at the time, and he wasn't in the air.
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by mig39 2y ago
He was interviewed on the Skeptics Guide to the Universe podcast, and they talked about the incident. https://www.theskepticsguide.org/podcasts/episode-105 This was the podcast referenced on the John Oliver show recent
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by mig39 2y ago
Consumer drones already deal with a hostile RF environment well. Finding the frequency with the least interference, using a wide bandwidth for control, and a different one for video, and programmable signal-loss behaviour. Cities are hugel
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by mig39 2y ago
"Recall all Cybertrucks" isn't a huge deal. How many have they sold? 3000? 4000?
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by mig39 2y ago
More interesting than "cyber trucks are faulty" is the fact that they've sold less than 4000 of them.
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by mig39 2y ago
I think homebrew is pretty solid. I use it all the time. I install a lot of apps using homebrew, even GUI apps.
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by mig39 2y ago
The argument is a lot like calling that 1914-1918 global conflict "The Great War." Yeah, let's not be hasty here. Let's just call it a war, because something worse can come along... Let's not call this the Anthropo
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by mig39 3y ago
Anecdotes aren't data. But literally everyone I know in Canada uses iMessage.
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by mig39 3y ago
I always thought fender-benders were a rounding error, especially for large insurance companies. It's the catastrophic accidents, involving deaths that cost a lot of money.
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by mig39 3y ago
Is there a homebrew package for macOS ?
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by mig39 3y ago
Was this the original TPS report?
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by mig39 3y ago
Anybody able to install it using Homebrew? I get a download failed error.
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by mig39 3y ago
No problem with the New York Times ripping off Only Connect though. https://web.archive.org/web/20230709023951/https://www.teleg...
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by mig39 3y ago
NATO invoked Article 5 after 9/11, BTW.
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by mig39 3y ago
That was a great episode of Three's Company!
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by mig39 3y ago
I'd take a guess and say that Dubai is one of those places that's a bit paranoid of aerial imagery? Was this filmed with a drone or helicopter? Is it possible the right "permits" weren't obtained before flying over
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by mig39 3y ago
In education, that's called "multiple means of representation." If you just listen to a lecture, you will remember a bit of it. If there are visuals along with the lecture, you'll remember some more. If you write stuf
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by mig39 3y ago
I think handwriting is important, but "cursive" is meant for quills, where if you lift your pen, the ink spills out. They should teach good handwriting, and not worry so much about having letters that have to flow into each other.
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by mig39 3y ago
Happened to me, but only on an unsupported iMac running Opencore patcher. Hasn't happened to me on my daily drive MacBook Pro, which is running on Ventura just fine.

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