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by mstade 7y ago
We often run rooms of 200+ people in our organization, which zoom handles without issue. Skype however does not, in our experience.
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by mstade 7y ago
Additionally you can use gifski[1] to convert clips to gifs. I don’t know if it’s the most efficient (quality/space wise) tool out there but it’s dead simple to use, and combined with the built in screen capture tools in macOS it makes
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by mstade 7y ago
Haha I don't get it either. I also have no idea why but the Batman one cracked me up as well. Maybe I'm wired wrong.. :o) Thanks for the laugh!
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by mstade 7y ago
Haha man neither do I, but it still cracks me up. I think maybe I'm laughing at my twelve year old self laughing at a joke I didn't understand then either, but still laughed till I cried. It may well just have been a friend saying
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by mstade 7y ago
Happy birthday buddy! Here's a joke for you: > Two elephants were skydiving > and suddenly one gets a > Cinnabon bun in the eye. I have to admit this doesn't seem very funny at all, but someone told me this and I couldn&#
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by mstade 7y ago
This is perfect, I've been looking for something like this – thank you!
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by mstade 7y ago
I too find it inappropriate to use a drug that hasn't first been properly tested by the president. Do lead the way, president Trump! :o)
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by mstade 7y ago
I feel you! :o/ I do hope you get the time to play, it's worth it!
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by mstade 7y ago
That's funny, I found HZD a bit too easy on the normal difficulty. There were a few boss fights that where difficult, but not impossibly so. I think maybe this depends on your play style – I most often went for the strategy of divide a
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by mstade 7y ago
I will happily second this. Along with Horizon Zero Dawn, this is the most amazing game I’ve played in years. I’ll start it up sometimes just to go horseback riding along the amazing scenery, or go fishing, or bird watching, or hunting, or
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by mstade 7y ago
Do you mean it doesn't matter if clients of your company can't ? Is there a typo in your comment or am I too dumb to get it? :o)
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by mstade 7y ago
Ah right that might be it then. The older models definitely had issues, to the point where you weren't sure if it had actually registered the press or if it was just being slow. The worst of it was the inconsistency, it would sometimes
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by mstade 7y ago
I can't speak for OP but can echo the sentiments with laggy touchscreens in Volvos. I don't know about the 2020 models or even 2019, but certainly the 2017-2018 models had issues in my experience. Maybe they've fixed them, bu
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by mstade 7y ago
Maybe you're right, I can't say that resonates with me but I may well be in the minority. I do find it interesting though that the post you link to has this as it's first sentence: "After six and a half years, Guido van
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by mstade 7y ago
I drive a lot and quick glance is usually fine I'd say, but touchscreens often require more than a glance because the UI isn't as static as a typical dashboard. You lose context between apps, and so you end up having to look a bit
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by mstade 7y ago
My favorite interaction with CarPlay so far were the Mercedes models that had the little wheel in the center console that you could use to navigate. All you had to do was take a quick glance at the screen if you didn't already know how
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by mstade 7y ago
I don't disagree with you but at this moment in time it just seems a bit prudent to add something like this at the top: "Arash – our co-founder and great friend – is leaving Dropbox for new adventures." Just one simple senten
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by mstade 7y ago
What would the escape key do in iPadOS though? There isn't one on the on screen keyboard, never has been.
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by mstade 7y ago
I know exactly how you feel, I'm right there with ya! You might enjoy some of the clips from recent days in Stockholm, where a massive cargo ship just delivered a bridge from China: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tRF88r8
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by mstade 7y ago
Looks slick, seems to work real well on mobile too. Good work! I noticed when creating a private room there's no auth, would it be possible to have something simple even like a shared password so you need something more than just the l
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by mstade 7y ago
Seeing the title I thought this was something developed by the Swedish public service broadcasting company SVT, which also has a pretty extensive online streaming service and so it wouldn't be too far fetched an idea that they might wo
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by mstade 7y ago
Thank you, I'll take a look! Just want to clarify – it doesn't have to be no code. In fact, a bidirectional workflow where you can edit the query either by writing SQL or clicking buttons is ideal.
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by mstade 7y ago
Looks nice, but like others here we need something that can be self hosted or even better – run offline. Somewhat related: does anyone know of any good components/libraries that can be embedded in a web page to let users interactively
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by mstade 7y ago
People absolutely rob 18 wheelers, and in creative ways too. There was a story in Sweden some time ago I found particularly crazy – robbers entering the back of a truck, while driving at about 50 mph. They climbed from the hood of a trailin
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by mstade 7y ago
This might depend on jurisdiction though. I too have seen cars with all kinds of stickers at the same time in some countries, and in others they are exclusively one or the other.
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by mstade 7y ago
Oh man those screenshots really are a throwback: - [x] Quake <3 - [x] Classic windows UI; custom scheme - [x] Double height task bar - [x] ICQ & mIRC for all your communications needs; I'll give you a pass for Outlook when there
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by mstade 7y ago
> Linking to things in the middle of a page was solved in the 90s with the hash part of the URL. And then promptly broken again in the mid-00s more or less till now, by way of sub-par client side routing, giving rise to SPAs and breaking
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by mstade 7y ago
I lived in London for a few years and your experience mirrors mine exactly – if I never move back there it'll be too soon. I enjoy visiting though, but rarely more than 3-4 days, that's about when I start to cringe and have to get
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by mstade 7y ago
Actually, looks like emscripten has support for a few different options, including IndexedDB[1]. I have a use case where we'd like to both use the local filesystem via Node APIs as well as in-memory in the browser. I asked the author o
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by mstade 7y ago
Great link, answered all my questions – thank you!

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