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by nwah1 6y ago
I think it offered some capabilities to free up disk space but Storage Sense is now part of Windows. The idea that Windows is some kind of nightmare to work with just isn't my experience at all. It is stable, and the performance is fin
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by nwah1 6y ago
But it is a gradient. There are simple "adaptive headlights" that try not to do anything too fancy. Just aim at the road, adjust for elevation, and the direction you are turning. Could imagine a hinge and a gyroscope controlling t
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by nwah1 6y ago
Why does it need to contain an actual ARM processor?
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by nwah1 6y ago
You can also render Unity inside of Firefox. Infinite recursion potential.
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by nwah1 6y ago
Also the response time is probably better with a shorter nerve length between sense organs and the brain.
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by nwah1 6y ago
Yea, and the headline of the article also gave me low expectations. But the dev does seem to have a proven track record, and the feature plan seems somewhat appealing while not being over ambitious. It is similar to a lot of distros already
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by nwah1 6y ago
There's a subculture around Everyday Carry (EDC) which has a whole niche market for products like this. This would be an excellent product for that market.
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by nwah1 6y ago
Would it be possible to have this device charged kinetically, or via body heat, or ambient wifi?
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by nwah1 6y ago
Is it safe for other drivers to use this kind of paint on your car?
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by nwah1 6y ago
Some microbes really do float in the wind like that. But apparently viruses tend to get destroyed by sunlight or desiccated fairly easily. Bacteria are more complex, and become world travellers. https://www.smithsonianmag.com&#x2
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by nwah1 6y ago
But this work will still benefit Android derivatives that do not use Google services.
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by nwah1 6y ago
Look into the Environmental Kuznets Curve and the Demographic Transition.
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by nwah1 6y ago
Current head of the ITU is a Chinese national.
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by nwah1 6y ago
Agree with Workman's criticism of Colemak, that the letters D and H are placed sub-optimally. I find moving O to reduce the use of the right pinky to be pointless, and self-contradictory since A is not moved, and remains under the left
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by nwah1 6y ago
That is why we need to build rockets on the Moon, obviously.
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by nwah1 6y ago
Government provisioning of something that is a natural monopoly would have all the same problems associated with a lack of competitive discipline, but none of the problems of monopoly markups by those interested in maximal profit. Nor would
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by nwah1 7y ago
Various doctors have been using chloroquine with high dose zinc. One idea is that chloroquine is simply a zinc ionophore, and its other effects aren't so relevant. Zinc has a long history of being recognized as an important nutrient fo
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by nwah1 7y ago
Yep. A much better way to alleviate shortages would be to suspend sales taxes.
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by nwah1 7y ago
Bingo. It's chromium, but with added crypto-"currency" nonsense. No thanks.
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by nwah1 7y ago
Lynn Margulis believed viruses often become symbionts, and speculated that diseases like syphilis and AIDS are so hard to cure because the viruses incorporate themselves into our genome. She also believed that the Eastern Bloc concept of sy
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by nwah1 7y ago
Imagine that. A company that actually cares about contractors!
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by nwah1 7y ago
Very accurate division between the two mindsets. Considering the overwhelming base-rate bias, the contrary growth bias is the one that is in need of a larger voice. Also, there's some reasons to think this may be different than these o
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by nwah1 7y ago
The Y chromosome has almost no genetic information. So if you acquired one, even from someone else, it would be practically irrelevant. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/y-chromosome-m...
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by nwah1 7y ago
Experience says no. Betteridge's law of headlines says no. I'm going with no. But, given Conway's law, if you are a giant organization, then it probably meshes well with your organizational hierarchy, and you will use it rega
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by nwah1 7y ago
The annual flu was worse in terms of numbers, but this illness is still early and was showing a much higher mortality rate, in proportional terms. Of course, from what I can tell, growth in mortality has been shrinking in percentage terms.
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by nwah1 7y ago
Common ownership is the term Henry George used. Of course, keeping the title system was specifically preferred in order to limit the scope of government. Just need to pay for the land you use, since it belongs to all. We should, perhaps, di
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by nwah1 7y ago
That is why you should write it in Rust, obviously. ;)
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by nwah1 7y ago
This kind of technique could also be applied to the parts of Firefox built with Rust, correct?
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by nwah1 7y ago
AVIF is open source so it doesn't matter if nobody supports it. Just clone the source of a decoder, and you have the source forever. But, obviously, Google, Netflix, Mozilla, and others have all committed to supporting AV1, and that me
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by nwah1 7y ago
Containers remember your login details, etc. And you can do one for each company, whereas you can only have one private session open. So I can seamlessly browse facebook, google, amazon, paypal, my bank, and so on and feel confident that my

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