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by moogly 4y ago
To add a thing to the list: RF interference. I wanted to upgrade the super faint positional lights in my two garage openers, and I need to stay <= 10W, so I tried some LEDs. But they kill the 433 MHz remote signal, sadly. Tried 3 differe
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by moogly 4y ago
> Unreal Engine started off as an editor for Unreal Tournament Some history: The Unreal Engine predates Unreal Tournament. Both Unreal and Unreal Tournament (UT99) ran on version 1 of UE. Its editor was UnrealEd, which was written in Vis
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by moogly 4y ago
The title is missing "of Dollars". Right now one might mistakenly think it implies "of People".
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by moogly 4y ago
Hah, sounds like a Frank Zappa song. He's really channeling Ike Willis there.
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by moogly 4y ago
That's true; those streamers tend to be the ones who have made it and have "tenure" now.
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by moogly 4y ago
> The popularity of the service is driven by games they show, The most popular content now seems to be Just Chatting and react content. These days you can get to see 4 levels of OTK streamers watching and reacting to each others' re
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by moogly 4y ago
It doesn't. Especially not of late.
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by moogly 4y ago
Go with the lowest common denominator (read: quality)? No thank you.
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by moogly 4y ago
I haven't heard the name TomTom in over a decade.
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by moogly 4y ago
The initial load takes forever, and opening emails is much slower than in a Chromium-based browser.
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by moogly 4y ago
> Google services work great in other browsers I see you haven't tried Gmail in Firefox. Or Google Meet.
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SVB Losses Shake Swedish Pension System with Alecta’s Major Holding(bloomberg.com)
2 points by moogly 4y ago|0 comments
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by moogly 4y ago
Didn't see anyone mentioning Lodash's IMO biggest flaw: being null/undefined safe. As in `_.map(undefined, (item) => item)` returning an empty array. Promotes sloppy code and interfaces really badly with TypeScript.
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by moogly 4y ago
I like `fast-copy`. Never had an issue with that.
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by moogly 4y ago
As someone who has "strictified" a lot of code bases after the fact, starting out with `strict` is way less friction than adding it later on. Especially `strictNullChecks`. It's a massive headache to deal with that later on.
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by moogly 4y ago
That was 7 years ago.
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by moogly 4y ago
> Mandate that all gas/petrol stations have at least two working fast chargers (i.e. Level 3 800V) by 2030 in exchange for a gas station operating license/permit and check them monthly. That will just result in fewer gas statio
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by moogly 4y ago
I call bullshit. How many Apple charger recalls have there been already? 5? More?
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by moogly 4y ago
> Low blood pressure Low blood pressure for UARS, but high blood pressure with OSAS.
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by moogly 4y ago
Same in Sweden and Denmark.
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by moogly 4y ago
> [...] Microsoft cloud gaming and consoles are a direct threat to [nvidia's] PC gaming market. [...] NVIDIA fears that the money train might stop. They should be more afraid of killing the PC gaming market by pricing everyone and t
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by moogly 4y ago
That train kind of left the station. With "SQL", you can either try to be correct (and use both in different cases), or to be consistent (and accept you will pronounce some actual product names incorrectly), or — I suppose — to ch
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by moogly 4y ago
Sounds more than plausible, but I don't really see how that would be "horrible" (quote from the ex-employee). Also I don't think it jives with the reported name "negative testing".
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by moogly 4y ago
> $3k would still buy a very large physical collection It's only a couple of hundred CDs. If you buy a lot of low-priced ones, perhaps a few hundred.
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by moogly 4y ago
> If you have properly set pension system In large parts of Western Europe, at least, these systems were robbed and then slaughtered in the 90s.
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by moogly 4y ago
This is the code equivalent of that "illegal LEGO techniques" thing to me.
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by moogly 4y ago
That all makes sense. Wanted to point out to others that there's potentially less of a hassle to set this up (if you're fine with opening port 80, as has been pointed out to me).
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by moogly 4y ago
> The only part that was a slight hassle was buying a cert, creating an FQDN and making the DNS entries to get an SSL connection to the NAS Note that Synology DSM has built-in Let's Encrypt support
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by moogly 4y ago
I do not know what am I supposed to do with this information of questionable accuracy.
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by moogly 4y ago
Headline is now changed. > Updated headline to better reflect the customer data that was taken. Probably should be updated on HN too.

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