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1111.
by mkl 3y ago
ddcutil can do input switching on Linux, so it would be easy to do something similar there. I already do a similar thing with xrandr for monitor rotation, running a script when I press a hotkey.
1112.
by mkl 3y ago
And similar: The Bun Shell - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39071688 - Jan 2024 (225 comments)
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by mkl 3y ago
> Postgres also allows a client to, midway through a query, request that the query reverse direction and re-return previous results in reverse order. What is that useful for?
1114.
by mkl 3y ago
There are a ton of past threads on this, many valuable, and some huge. You can find them by searching [Ask HN web] (or stack or framework, etc.) in the search box at the bottom. Here are some decent-sized ones going back to 2016, but ther
1115.
by mkl 3y ago
Okay, I checked the front page history, and found 65 occurrences (almost all unique, amazingly), most between 2009 and 2013. In fact, since 2013, the only front page occurrences are 2014-07-08, 2017-12-30, 2023-01-09, 2023-10-01, and this
1116.
by mkl 3y ago
A platform. Asus ROG Ally runs Windows, as do a few others.
1117.
by mkl 3y ago
Probably a better link, with a lot of specs: https://neo.manjaro.org/ Another article: https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/handheld-gaming/ora...
1118.
by mkl 3y ago
I've seen it on the front page quite a few times.
1119.
by mkl 3y ago
Yes, I've used :nth-of-type(n) for that too. Visibility is surprisingly messy though.
1120.
by mkl 3y ago
:checked is standard CSS, and old.
1121.
by mkl 3y ago
Well, it is posted pretty frequently, including old posts: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=asmartbear.com
1122.
by mkl 3y ago
155/195. Struggled with Pacific and Caribbean island nations, and some of Africa.
1123.
by mkl 3y ago
Clickable: https://worldle.teuteuf.fr/ , https://www.flagle.io/ These both seem to be one per day, so you can't sit there and do a whole bunch in a row.
1124.
by mkl 3y ago
It did historically, and has not formally renounced its claim (which included Mongolia).
1125.
by mkl 3y ago
They need enough for 1000km of accelerator though. LHC has 10,000 superconducting magnets for 26.7km (some can temporarily go up to 7.7 Tesla).
1126.
by mkl 3y ago
It's 10 Tesla magnets that are called ridiculous. The paper also requires 1000 TeV, not 100.
1127.
by mkl 3y ago
I think they mean Steve Jobs's death, October 6: https://news.ycombinator.com/front?day=2011-10-06
1128.
by mkl 3y ago
Ash, not lava.
1129.
by mkl 3y ago
Yes, k stands for thousand. Historically, 4k meant 4096 pixels wide in the context of digitised film or digital visual effects, and 2k meant 2048 pixels wide. TVs ended up 1920 pixels wide, which is "close enough" to use the sam
1130.
by mkl 3y ago
1080p = 2k; both are 1920x1080p. p is rows in the vertical dimension (p for progressive, as opposed to i for interlaced; e.g. NZ terrestrial TV is 1080i). k is columns in the horizontal direction, and comes from film making and visual eff
1131.
by mkl 3y ago
The FT one ( https://archive.ph/YiA3q ) says almost nothing. The Bloomberg one ( https://archive.ph/AsVYu ) says "The Russian unit represented more than 95% of the Yandex Group’s consolidated revenues in
1132.
by mkl 3y ago
Exactly. Tineye is my go-to for searching by image, Yandex and Bing are backups, and Google can often still be convinced to by using "search by image" extensions or the "Find image source" button in Google Lens, but it&
1133.
by mkl 3y ago
"Yandex" is used everywhere AFAIK. I (in NZ) have used their search-by-image, which sometimes finds things no other image search seems to be able to.
1134.
by mkl 3y ago
> "how to style css with html" I was intrigued by the idea of such a page, but unfortunately your comment is apparently the only mention of that phrase on the internet.
1135.
by mkl 3y ago
I'm certain you could do it. You install ZoneAlarm (or equivalent), tell it to block everything (by clicking a checkbox or something), and allow or deny connection requests when they pop up. You did make that claim, but whatever: &quo
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by mkl 3y ago
> almost certainly couldn't do so with Windows I was doing it with ZoneAlarm on Windows years before Little Snitch even existed, as far as I can tell. If you want to use a Mac, use a Mac, but it doesn't seem sensible to claim
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by mkl 3y ago
That's partly why the [spoiler] of The Empire Strikes Back is effective, but that movie also has a different tone right from the start (even before that, with the title), and doesn't really tell a complete story but sets up the ne
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by mkl 3y ago
10% of the budget was to be able to say "M. Night Shyamalan wrote this", which guaranteed a healthy profit in 2004 no matter what the story was.
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by mkl 3y ago
That one's not really a spoiler. The heroes set out to do that to win, and it's obviously the type of movie where the heroes win. What's less certain is how exactly they'll get there.
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by mkl 3y ago
The original title "The Woods" is down in the footer. Apparently it was changed during production to avoid a clash with another film: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Village_(2004_film)#Produc...

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