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1y ago
I'm pretty sure it is the CPU. On my Kobo Elipsa I've had it freeze a few times, mainly when going to pages with high resolution graphics or pages with a ton of vector graphics / markups.
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I have a service running on a high port number on just a straight IPv4 and it does get a bit of bot traffic, but they are generally easy to filter out when looking at logs (well behaved ones have a domain in their User-Agent and bingbot tak
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1y ago
There is Russ Cox's QArt coder [1] that does actually make the code match an image by manipulating the padding (it works by adding a #<padding> on the end). That is a fair bit closer to 'intelligently merged with the QR code
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1y ago
So this looks like just transit shipping is changing, since the other country could have a potentially higher tariff applied rather than the Australia-specific one.
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1y ago
Pluhging in an LLM breaks it when those features require it to be worded a certain way. Agree that it shouldn't, but that seems to be the way it is often done. For example, I tried Google's Gemini a while ago instead of Google Ass
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1y ago
as far as i know robocopy should
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1y ago
For example, at https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/ : (the rel=me is the important part) [...] <a rel="me" href="https://hachyderm.io/@simontatham"> [...]
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1y ago
At least Australia's trademark law allows continuing use if you were already using it, whether you registered it or not.
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1y ago
the available water as volume per time is already in the correct units.
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1y ago
tinycorelinux reinstalls its extensions into a tmpfs every boot which works nicely. (and you can have different lists of extensions that get loaded)
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1y ago
tinycorelinux aliases cp and mv to include -i which is nice.
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1y ago
Requiring LPG would be a better option. (~10x less CO)
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1y ago
This is what the -t option is for. -t takes the directory as an argument and never renames. It also exists as an option for cp. And then -T always treats the target as a file.
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1y ago
For search you then have at least 3 roundtrips back and forth to the server, plus processing at either end, which for me is at least 400ms for Google, though ping being 17ms suggests the time is mainly spent on processing at the other end.
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1y ago
Or slave labour
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1y ago
Some programs have Delete as the first item in the right click menu (and no easy undo) which is another great step for usability.
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1y ago
Since the iPhone 7 it was no longer a moving part (only pressure sensitive)
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1y ago
And often there are useful things that I wouldn't know otherwise. For example (Kia Carnival): Holding the lock button on the fob for 20 seconds will automatically close the sliding doors and any open windows.
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1y ago
At least on Linux (depending on wm) I have Alt/Gui + Drag to move around from anywhere in the window. (And installed a program that does the same for Windows)
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1y ago
Part of why I use SumatraPDF is that it automatically reloads its view when the files change (at least for PDFs, I haven't tested on the other file types it supports).
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1y ago
Which if it was done properly would have WSe2 and MoS2 rather than seemingly random keys
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Windows at least did it (at least conceptually) in a way that should be fairly performant with their Mica material (just showing the desktop background and nothing else with a large blur and filters). This looks far more complex and somethi
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> DEPRECATION NOTICE: This crate will be abandoned in 6 months as per Rust ecosystem best practices. Start migrating to: > • yes-rs-2 (rewritten with different dependencies) > • yes-rs-ng (Angular-inspired architecture) > • yes-
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1y ago
would more probably be around 15-20% extra price because of the relative price of stainless
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1y ago
Front light works fine with ink on my Kobo Elipsa (A5 size). The area means it is much brighter than my phone
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1y ago
Opening any ms office app with the network disconnected opens up almost instantly...
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1y ago
I think the transformer on it is just supposed to be a 'black box' to show what the other conversions are meant to be filling out
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> Excel Plan reported the situation and requested Amazon take appropriate action, but the page listing the genuine oximeter was deleted and the company was unable to sell it, according to the suit. How very nice and kind of Amazon.
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1y ago
Ask image generation models for an Ornithorhynchus. Older ones also trip up with Platypus directly.
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1y ago
it would be better for plausible deniability if it just had all your apps minus a few hidden ones, but keeping the rest with all their data.
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