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7y ago
Never thought I'd see natural gas shills on HN.
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7y ago
I just recently took the LSAT (now administered on Surface Go) and I saw test takers use the "High Contrast" mode in the software much more frequently than I expected.
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I currently teach high school math and have been trying a similar approach, and received push back from every experienced educator I've encountered, but have been receiving great reviews from students (especially ones that have low mat
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7y ago
You may have seen it already but it was showcased on their blog: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/cascadia-code/
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Android 10: Just the way you want it
(android.com)
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Any chance you'd be willing to put up the files for the case somewhere? I have a 40mm fan and a Pi on the way that I'd like to put together.
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7y ago
I blocked telemetry through hosts file blocking as detailed here, might be helpful to some. https://www.thurrott.com/forums/microsoft/windows/thread/dis...
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7y ago
Yes, Microsoft clearly has a relevancy problem.
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During my work as a legislative aide, I often thought about the benefit of using an almost Github-like system for editing, and making that revision history public when a bill went up for a vote. The requested edits would be issues, when inc
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In the article it says Altair does not do 3D plotting, if that was your question.
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Offers ability to spin up remote development instances, can make it possible to code remotely or eventually on any device you want.
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DHS Used a Private Intelligence Firm to Monitor Family Separation Protests
(theintercept.com)
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I completely agree, would be interesting to see if a Qt GUI can be made with this as the underlying engine.
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I think this is the real killer feature of Flutter, and something I'm waiting for as well. They are implementing it with their Project Hummingbird, but the process is a bit opaque at the moment.
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The Taptic Engine existed because they decided to do away with the mechanical home button, ostensibly for "waterproofing." The decision to retain tactility led to necessity for a larger more precise vibration motor, and then punti
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Odd to see so much complaining when the page works beautifully on mobile.
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Here's what WhatRuns shows as the stack for the site, I was curious myself. https://www.whatruns.com/website/eqzen.com
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I Ran Windows 10 on Raspberry Pi So You Don't Have To
(tomshardware.com)
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I'm sure they apologized to Github, even if they didn't apologize to you for reading it.
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https://outline.com/Kcmrju
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8y ago
https://outline.com/ZuA8TG
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8y ago
They haven't been removed per se, but fewer apps tend to have them. Most Google apps have high quality widgets.
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8y ago
Imagine getting this worked up about black text on white backgrounds.
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8y ago
This is so cool, thanks for sharing!
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8y ago
Really cool idea and accountability measure for people to get their ideas made! Hope this only gains momentum in the future. It would be useful to be able to sort through the streams by the stack they're using, whether it be nocode, Re
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8y ago
Probably this one [0], though I dislike the branding at the top of the sidebar and the fact that since FF lacks native support, you'll still have tabs on top of the window. [0]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir
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Here's an explanation: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/copyleft.en.html
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It would definitely be helpful from a corporate strategy perspective, but I think the real solution is educating engineers in the humanities or liberal arts.
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Just a clarification, this is actually the previous gen version, where the keyboard area was intended to be a digitizer for handwriting and pen input. The new one with e ink keyboard is called the Yoga Book C930 and should be available late
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Hey that's pretty funny, but I'm on a 2014 Thinkpad with an i7, and it's slow and stuttery for me as well.
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