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3y ago
Sure but most are not as diplomatic as you. They vote for their own interests only.
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3y ago
Carbrain. Their car transcends responsibility and law.
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3y ago
100%. I'll add that dysfunctional agile can also insist it is discovery, when in fact they just won't hire people capable of design.
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3y ago
LIDAR
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3y ago
Same here. Blown away how was Windows 11 for ARM is in a VM on on M1 Mac.
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3y ago
Yikes.
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3y ago
Sadly just one of the very many negative externalities of car-centric cities that are imposed on people who don't opt-in to the madness.
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3y ago
Same here. Finally, Sonoma will have a mouse acceleration disable setting. This should be good for battery life as tools like LinearMouse all report somewhat significant CPU usage while moving the pointer.
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3y ago
Dosbox is my guess
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3y ago
Boring is always better than hateful.
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3y ago
IIRC, collisions on the address (key) overwrite the previous cache-line. Effectively, it's a most-recently-used "fully associative" structure. At least I think that's why the language seems to be a bit of a stretch.
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3y ago
Do you drink a lot of caffeine by any chance?
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3y ago
Yes it's possible https://content.iospress.com/articles/journal-of-alzheimers-...
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3y ago
The folks flagging your post would hunt the poor for sport if it was legally and socially acceptable.
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3y ago
It switches to the previous _app_, not window. It will bring all of that app's windows to the front. A core feature a lot of folks want is fast, window-oriented focus switching.
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3y ago
Have you been taking valacyclovir?
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Rx.net v6.0 Now Available
(endjin.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Why do you think that in practice, climate doomers don't do anything to minimize their carbon footprint?
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3y ago
I am a climate doomer. Not because I think it's a cool label to add to contrarian sensibilities, but because of this information: https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/carbon-dioxide/
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3y ago
The Rust... must... grow.
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JetBrains CLion 2023.1 is out, with vcpkg support
(blog.jetbrains.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Yep I thought it was some kind of breakthrough AI toy. It ended up being a lot of fun to laugh at how bad it was.
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4y ago
"bad because observing the common pathologies among rich people and the known detrimental effects those pathologies have on the people that the rich exert influence on"
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4y ago
It's outrageously fast at opening multi-gigabyte-sized files.
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4y ago
Until they match Safari's scrolling responsiveness, it's second-rate. No browser I know of achieves the same incredible responsiveness of Safari.
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4y ago
The thing about streaming services is that they are incentivized to not stream content to you, but to have you pay the subscription fee every month. They are incentivized to maximize 1) paying subscribers who 2) actually watch as little a
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4y ago
Um, just buy the electric motorcycle for 8x the cost of your ebike?
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4y ago
Yep, that's the NSAID-acetaminophen-caffeine trifecta that Excedrin uses (and it's generic counterparts, of course).
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4y ago
Free market economy is a misnomer that seems to actually mean: don't tax us when things are going well, but spend taxes on us when they're not.
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4y ago
Something like a tragedy of the commons in creativity.
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