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nulld3v
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I suspect that's due to the GPU and not due to Prism, because they basically just took a mobile GPU and stuffed it into a laptop chip. Generally performance seems to be on par with whatever a typical flagship Android devices can do. De
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Are you using a non-default theme or are you using custom KWin scripts (e.g. to enable "window gaps")? Both my laptop & desktop run near-default KDE and moving the mouse to the top-right + clicking always closes the maximized
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1y ago
Definitely not, I agree with you that it's counterproductive.
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The "Palestine" issue is single-issue on the surface, but it is often used because it is a succint way to package a broad set of desired foreign policy changes: more cooperation with the Islamic world, less aggression/hegemon
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1y ago
My understanding is that no smartwatch takes SpO2 readings during activity/workout tracking as the sensor is not accurate when you are in motion. The 20h number I mentioned is from the OP: "For continuous outdoor workout tracking,
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1y ago
Feels like there is something missing every time I use a forum that doesn't support phpBB smilies.
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1y ago
I use my watch for Google Pay because it doesn't work on my rooted phone.
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1y ago
But that huge reduction in battery life is when you use GPS activity tracking. GPS usage on any watch will impact battery life, including the Apple Watch Ultra. Comparing both watches in activity tracking mode + AOD off, the Garmin (44h) st
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1y ago
Given that it's just a couple lines of code and has no other dependencies other than AppCompat (which nearly all apps already use), the increase in size would be negligible (<4KB). EDIT: The AAR file is 26KB: https://jitp
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1y ago
Most of the budget scales I've seen are accurate to <0.1g. If in doubt, grab a cheap set of calibration weights for $20, I have 2 sets from China and both are accurate to <0.01g on all the weights from 1g up to 200g. Obviously if
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I believe you only hit the paywall when you try to use the search engine & download individual files. They still offer the underlying data for free archival/mirroring via torrents.
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Many would argue that this "free labour" you speak of is labour that Hyundai should have put into their product before releasing it.
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New `encoding/json/v2` package (hidden behind `GOEXPERIMENT=jsonv2` flag)! It brings perf improvements and finally allows devs to implement custom marshalers for external types: > Alternatively, users can implement functions th
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On the other hand, one particular app completely refuses to allow users to remove location information from their photos: https://support.google.com/photos/answer/6153599?hl=en&co=GE...
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1y ago
I think both of them have been at the same price for at least 2 years now.
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Nah, the school was just taking the typical "corporate laissez faire" non-position position. It got worse later on when they started expelling the protestors by force. Very disappointing to see a school fighting it's own stud
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AFAIK the protestors blocked everybody and did not discriminate. And they occupied only individual buildings or sections of campus, entry into campus as a whole was not restricted.
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1y ago
Don't worry, the Play Store is already filled with must-have apps like "Phone Cleaner - AI Cleaner" and "Ora Battery, Cleaner Antivirus".
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rany has given a good answer, but I also want to add that currently the Egyptians only control the Rafah crossing on paper. In reality, Israel controls the crossing because they have occupied/seized the strip of land in Gaza that is ad
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I've tried that but it isn't very effective because usually if they are not a git wizard, they are already using some sort of git interface or GUI that prevents them from making catastrophic mistakes. So they don't see the ap
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Ehhh, when I explain jj to people I like to say that it is "a tool to edit git repos", and that "the repo is still a git repo" because people have so many misconceptions of how jj works. When they see how different jj&#x
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LGBTQ+ treats incest no differently than how everyone else treats it. It's still generally taboo, and since it's not a sexual minority suffering from unjust persecution/discrimination, it is not offered any special protection
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Yeah, POSIX made choices that looked sane and even elegant at the time, but nowadays I think it is fair to say that they have not aged well. Like it's not just FDs getting inherited by default, almost everything gets inherited by def
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You are not compromised unless you specifically installed one of these 3 packages on one of your machines: - librewolf-fix-bin - firefox-patch-bin - zen-browser-patched-bin The packages were only available for download for 3 days, and th
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One big reason to use alternative search engines like Kagi is to try to break the search engine monopoly. A bit of a tangent, but I would argue that if search became revenue-neutral, Google would still continue to support and promote it. Co
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Very nice walk-through on the reverse engineering process. Also, they linked this post that made my jaw drop: https://www.unknowncheats.me/forum/anti-cheat-bypass/667333-... Apparantly BattleEye anti-cheat had an
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The JEPA models give me hope that the future isn't just more tokens, more context, and more chain-of-thought.
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Also, there seems to be an effort brewing in the kernel to push userspace away from depending on inode #s due to difficulty in guaranting uniqueness and stability across reboots. https://youtu.be/TNWK1zbTMOU
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I don't think it's worse than a stacktrace. If the app is bubbling up low-level errors like that, it is almost certainly a "lazy" error handling library like anyhow/eyre which allow you to get a stacktrace/back
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:facepalm: my bad, I completely missed the more rational intepretation of OP's comment... I interpreted "directly representable" as "uniquely representable", all < 15 digit decimals are uniquely represented in fp
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