naoru

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by naoru 4y ago
It's missing Iosevka which I use daily since its first release. Maybe it's because it has so many variations.
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by naoru 4y ago
Count me two. Me and my esposa still use our Pebble Times. Once in a blue moon I buy a hot new smart watch, but nothing lasted more than a week before being resold.
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by naoru 4y ago
Sheesh. I had my fair share of bad interactions with management but in the end my contract termination landed me a much better job. And even much better afterwards. Huge corps with a lot of middlemen tend to become authoritarian, competent
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by naoru 5y ago
Yeah no, that'll dissolve those ABS cases in no time.
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by naoru 5y ago
Why is this comment downvoted?
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by naoru 5y ago
Mitxela made a PCB business card with a working stylophone in it: https://mitxela.com/projects/stylocard
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by naoru 5y ago
Got a 2016 Kia Rio QB hatchback with a 1.6L G4FC engine this spring as my first car. It had a bit more than 30k km on it, very slightly dinged (I already had bonked it twice though). Reliable as a brick. Drives like one too. But boy is it s
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by naoru 5y ago
Etcher was a nice simple application, but now it's an attention grabbing adware monster. I don't need any promotions when I'm burning my SD cards, thank you very much. I'm surprised that so many people here chose to defe
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by naoru 5y ago
115 soviet rubles weren't equivalent to 2021 $5, that's a gross miscalculation. it's more like $450. some sources claim that soviet ruble is equivalent to around 220-240 2018 Russian rubles, and in 2021 rubles it's even
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by naoru 5y ago
Do you work in a datacenter by any chance?
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by naoru 5y ago
Seems like it was a subliminal ad for Futurama then.
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by naoru 5y ago
Needs integration with Betaflight/INAV logs. I'd happily pay for that. Tuning PIDs is tedious and takes away from flying.
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by naoru 6y ago
Wow, TIL that Google had an IoT OS.
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by naoru 6y ago
That's not very precise of you.
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by naoru 6y ago
That's quite a clickbait title. Contenteditable is not new by any means and also is a compatibility mess.
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by naoru 6y ago
Same. It was just like a cold but a bit longer than usual, temperatures never exceeded 37.5. Fatigue continued for two something weeks after the infection cleared though. My productivity wasn't remotely at it's best.
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by naoru 6y ago
Fitter, happier, more productive. Not drinking too much. Regular exercise at gym, 3 times a week. Sleeping well. No bad dreams. Less chance of illness.
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by naoru 6y ago
I'm quite prone to prolonged intermittent migraines caused by eye strain. Bumping font size from 14 to 16 for a week is sometimes the only thing that helps. But there's another side to this — I can't use my laptop anymore bec
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by naoru 6y ago
Really? I've got 500/500 MBit/s at home. 10 years ago I had about 30, but even that is more than sufficient to stream high quality video. And this is not a "first-world" country even.
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by naoru 7y ago
I've just set up remote development VM on my personal server and it's super seamless. Love this stuff, crazy fast. It's scary that I, a person who expressed my dislike with Microsoft in the past, got hooked on VSCode + Typesc
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by naoru 7y ago
Just installed it a couple days ago. I'm surprised that it still works in Russia.
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by naoru 7y ago
basic mech setup is a high drain battery connected to a coil with a wick through a high current switch. no rocket science here.
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by naoru 7y ago
My email hosts on @desude.su domain :) That's a private Google Apps deploy with about 5 users.
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by naoru 7y ago
I have Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless with aptX HD support and the sound is marvelous. No compression artifacts at all. AptX HD implementation on Pixel 2 XL, on the other side, is subpar. I sometimes get nasty clicks on music with high d
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by naoru 7y ago
Personal anecdote: I was born with astigmatism, hypermetropia with over 3 diopters difference between eyes, a slight esotropia, which was partially corrected by training, and have developed amblyopia as the result of all that. Naturally, I
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by naoru 7y ago
Russian IPs are also blocked. Oh well, I'm getting used to it. But I don't understand why a cat magazine would block access from certain countries.
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by naoru 8y ago
I used an old Android phone with Linux Deploy to run Node with MongoDB around 3 years ago. Now Termux allows to do basically the same.
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by naoru 8y ago
No, it's a pigeon.
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by naoru 8y ago
Controversial opinion: mr. Lundgren could tamper with disc content and ship any kind of malware with the OS to intercept sensible data. I'd never trust that kind of 'OEM' CD.
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by naoru 9y ago
Everyone says that a powerful GPU is needed to drive this thing, but I don't think that's a must. Careful art direction based on current hardware limitations can produce nice-looking virtual worlds — not photorealistic, but still

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