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by mwill 7y ago
Mines not as cool as all the others here, but I use pi's to run all my homemade machines: A few 3D printers, pen plotter, CNC etc.
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by mwill 7y ago
Funnily enough I usually bounce at the opposite issue, living in a smaller city in Australia, if a shop doesn't offer express post or a courier, I regularly have to wait 3-4 weeks for it to arrive through standard post. If there are no
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by mwill 7y ago
What a coincidence, I've been using Clojure with Quil recently and bumping up on the limits of what it can do easily, so I've been thinking about my options. I was going to settle in tonight and take a look at using Common Lisp an
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by mwill 7y ago
The raid was being live tweeted by an ABC editor, the tweet that stood out the most to me was this:[0] AFP: I’m still staggered by the power of this warrant. It allows the AFP to “add, copy, delete or alter” material in the ABC’s computers
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by mwill 7y ago
I've only switched to the 2070 in the last month, previously I was running a 1060 with all the same problems (The "window stops working" bug has haunted me on and off for a year or so, but you may be right that the tab bar gl
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by mwill 7y ago
I use firefox as my daily for a few years now, I switched for panorama view, and almost switched back to chrome when the extension was broken, but stuck it out until it was fixed. Quantum improved it, but I still have lots of issues with Fi
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by mwill 8y ago
You are absolutely right I feel, I think the boom played a role in keeping us out of trouble. But I feel like when you compare us to other natural resource rich countries, we've let them walk away with the goods for free. And make no m
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by mwill 8y ago
It's a sad story on the ground: * We absolutely squandered the previous boom, once the tap was turned off it almost felt like it hadn't happened at all, outside of new developments in the CBD. * Created an absolutely venomous envi
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by mwill 8y ago
Interestingly, the mods of /r/australia were mostly adhering to the order, which surprised me.
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by mwill 8y ago
I'm less worried that these clauses will be used/abused, and more worried that the mere existence of these clauses will be catastrophic to the trust of Australian suppliers to overseas customers.
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by mwill 8y ago
I don't think likes are the problem, I think twitter surfacing tweets based on likes is the problem. Replace them with a bookmark button that doesn't effect timelines at all, and imo that's a real improvement right off the ba
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by mwill 8y ago
Theoretically those jobs would be pushed into distribution, which the article seems to hint at, large amount of small automated farms spread out, rather than small amount of large farms concentrated, could mean more jobs on the middle and t
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by mwill 8y ago
This is my ideal for VR. I'm really hanging out for the day I can create infinite amount of virtual screens, and reconfigure screen layouts on the fly. Throw in a camera so you can toggle AR mode when needed (coffee), and you have my d
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by mwill 8y ago
There's a picture with the exact setup you describe[0] and it's all I want now. I hope it makes it actually makes it to a launch. [0]: https://cdn.pocket-lint.com/r/s/660x/assets/images/1447
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by mwill 9y ago
Reddit discussion from last week, where the author responds to some comments: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/844rve/my_first_ye...
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by mwill 9y ago
Youtubes reputation seems to have taken a hit with mainstream brands recently because of content controversy, maybe they're hoping to curb that and sign some more lucrative deals, that will outweigh the loss of cheap ads on non-vetted
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by mwill 9y ago
Why no example on the page? Gotta seek through a 5 min video to find an example of it in action?
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by mwill 9y ago
This is crazy, I haven't gone up to iOS 11, not having the problem, is this a problem going forward? ie if you set your date to Dec 3 does it still happen? Can't wait to see a write up on how this happened and why.
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by mwill 9y ago
I posted this in another reply chain but: I still use Chrome on my phone, so I get tab sync back by switching, which I gave up to gain tab groups. I buy in to Google's ecosystem with a personal account and 2 business accounts. The slig
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by mwill 9y ago
But the only add-ons I actually use are ad block, tab groups, and lastpass. A half measure doesn't win me anything. I still use Chrome on my phone, so I get tab sync back by switching, which I gave up to gain tab groups. I buy in to Go
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by mwill 9y ago
Ah last I looked was a couple weeks ago, right after the comment basically saying "we tried this before and decided against it", it does look slightly more optimistic. But even the new comments mention that there isn't a cons
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by mwill 9y ago
I used Chrome(ium) for years before tab groups got me to switch to FF, if you take away tab groups, I'd rather just go back to it, if for no other reason that principle. Mozilla won me over by having the more flexible browser, that fle
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by mwill 9y ago
I'm not at the whims of an add-on developer, I'm at the whims of Mozilla. The new extension API doesn't currently have the control required to make Tab Groups, if it did I would port it myself. I won't go in to my usage
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by mwill 9y ago
I'm not looking forward to this, I realize they've made speed improvements, but the entire reason I'm on FF at all is Tab Groups, which seems to be dead. I know it's not heavily used, but it's going to be painful fo
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by mwill 9y ago
There is ransomware in the wild for Linux desktop now, iirc propagating through Flash.
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by mwill 9y ago
Seems to already be filling up with jokes and memes.
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by mwill 9y ago
most sports subs are great, shoutout to /r/mma, best mods on reddit.
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by mwill 9y ago
Mozilla has lost any good will they had with me, I'm actually dropping Firefox this year. The entire reason I switched to it was tab groups, which isn't getting ported over, so I'll be switching back to Chrome.
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by mwill 9y ago
I'm not sure if you're implying they should have used incomplete, unstable reverse engineered verion, or just used Windows to do the update, but if its the latter: For people running Linux exclusively, like a lot of Red Hat’s
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by mwill 9y ago
Rule of cool? Its probably the best bang for the buck to get the general populace interested in space travel again. A Chinese / European moon base would probably breed a whole new generation of space nerds.

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