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by muti 3y ago
Speed is only one aspect, comfort is the main benefit for me. The biggest change in comfort I found going from row stagger to ortholinear, then a small bump again going column stagger and low profile
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by muti 3y ago
Hardly sounds like either a bug or a showstopper when you can rebind any command
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by muti 3y ago
We don't give any credence to untested hypotheses
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by muti 3y ago
Fork wrapping the random radius in sqrt() so the first disk is uniformly distributed https://openprocessing.org/sketch/1929418
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by muti 3y ago
Have you considered ignored_suggestion?
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by muti 3y ago
Which regulations would you like to get rid of or change?
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by muti 3y ago
Aside: they're all wrong. Always pull on an unknown door. If you're wrong, it's much easier to switch to pushing than it is to go from an incorrect push to a pull https://youtu.be/lm57qo3eYe8
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by muti 4y ago
What's the etiquette here or are we just being trolled? Parent has edited all their comments now making the rest of the comment tree less useful. Essentially they were arguing that wireless signals themselves couldn't be faster th
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by muti 4y ago
In practice, microwave networks are used over long distances precisely because they are lower latency than fibre. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/11/priva...
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by muti 4y ago
> ...are not making use of light through air, and your wireless network connection cannot make use of light through air even a fraction as efficiently as light through fiber optic cable... There's a clear misunderstanding here. Ligh
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by muti 4y ago
Issues with Google (I'm not familiar with Apple maps) maps are the cost and inflexibility. It can't do routing for non standard vehicles taking into account height limits, same side routing, hazmat etc
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by muti 4y ago
See also lists * HTTP 418 (I'm a teapot) [0] * Not a Typewriter [1] * PC LOAD LETTER [2] What else is out there? 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper_Text_Coffee_Pot_Control_... 1: https://en.wikipedi
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Dinkus(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by muti 4y ago|0 comments
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by muti 4y ago
Note that you'll have to buy the ebook from amazon to be convinced
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by muti 4y ago
Looks like the image was stitched from multiple images taken by a single camera, but the camera moved around instead of panning/tilting in place. Closer objects (the rail) move more due to parallax and it becomes impossible to stitch p
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by muti 4y ago
A max line width is welcome from me, I'll be able to remove my tampermonkey script for wikipedia. I'll still need to keep the generic one around that I use on demand to fix other unreadable pages though.
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by muti 4y ago
In New Zealand you will find slot machines in many pubs and hotels, they are very accessible to the public. They are also operated by charitable foundations and claim they do a net good by donating the profits to the community. I despise th
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by muti 4y ago
Yes. I have had youtube red for a few years now, it includes the music service which makes it reasonable for me. Downloading videos is a convenient premium feature that I use occasionally when flying. I really notice how bad YT is without r
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by muti 4y ago
https://archive.ph/sEmh5
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by muti 4y ago
This is an application where I find the old tech does a better job: push mowers. I recently replaced my mower with an old push mower [1], someone local restores them and sells them for a reasonable price (much less than anything new or even
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Ians Shoelace Site – Granny Knot Info(fieggen.com)
1 points by muti 4y ago|0 comments
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by muti 4y ago
Yes, I find it more fun and engaging whether driving a car or riding a bike. It also helps to build up a mental map of the city I live in, which I find to be one of those skills you can learn which feels like a bit of a superpower. Being ab
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by muti 4y ago
There's no google office where I live, but google maps will show detailed transit information including exactly where on its route the bus you are waiting for is. There's an attribution saying the data is coming from the local met
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by muti 4y ago
Consider a clause that is unenforceable because it contradicts some rights enshrined in law. If someone was misled into believing the clause is enforceable, their rights have been infringed on unfairly due to an imbalance of information
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by muti 4y ago
Is it ethical to include an unenforceable clause in a contract?
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by muti 4y ago
There are an infinite number of things that could be included in an employment contract that would be unenforceable. Should conditions on other sources of income be enforceable?
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by muti 4y ago
Is that no longer possible? Our collective carbon footprint is highly correlated with our "travel footprint"
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by muti 4y ago
Good place to drop the fantastic "falsehoods developers believe about addresses" [0] And my favourite case of interesting address numbers in the US, menomonee falls, which includes addresses such as "W162N7420 Tamarack Trail&
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by muti 4y ago
I think the point is that there are easier options than postfix and dovecot for most self host cases, the oligopoly is formed by other entities.
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by muti 4y ago
New Zealand only recently passed a law that will phase out rental interest deductions over 4 years https://www.ird.govt.nz/pages/campaigns/interest-limitation-...

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