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by oever 6y ago
They also chose the proprietary cloud service GitHub for managing their core workflow.
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by oever 6y ago
So more telemetry is not a guarantee for bugs being fixed.
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by oever 6y ago
Always use PDF/A-1a (Tagged PDF) which contains the text in accessible format. For many governments this a legal requirement. With tagged PDF it's easy to get the text out.
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by oever 6y ago
Insects are spread out over more cars now.
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by oever 6y ago
> I have a working theory that any software used by programmers will eventually get excellent Most programmers rarely using office suites and prefer to use plain text editors. This has gone so far that developers prefer a sadistically un
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by oever 6y ago
Taking a picture is a step before that.
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by oever 6y ago
I disagree. Splitting a function up can help with readability and testability. The parent function becomes shorter and the child function can have a descriptive name. The parameters to a function are the fields that are needed for the funct
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by oever 6y ago
That site helped me to write a Plasma dynamic background. https://invent.kde.org/vandenoever/tiles/
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by oever 6y ago
And what about the 4?00{H,HS,U} series? The 4700U has 8 cores and no threading, the 4800U has 8 cores with threading. Is that also a result of binning?
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by oever 6y ago
Or you can reply to all to ask everyone to respect your wish to be removed from any further replies.
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by oever 6y ago
Sounds like protonmail.
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by oever 6y ago
Lenin's actual writing was not the message that the regime wanted to be known. Usually, the message that gets regimes in power is not the message that keeps them in power.
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by oever 6y ago
I'm using Jamulus for making music with others. It has can reach latencies of < 25ms. Chatting over Jamulus is much more pleasant than talking over a video conferencing application.
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by oever 7y ago
Jamulus is excellent for playing music together. It has low latency and high audio quality. You can host your own server or use a public one. http://llcon.sourceforge.net/
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by oever 7y ago
Sure. Here's some Markdown with Turle. At 10pm I had a call with [#karl](Karl). ```turtle @prefix p: <http://example.org/person/> @prefix r: <http://example.org/relation&#x
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by oever 7y ago
Adding ids to parts of the text and then embedding Turtle in ``` regions would go a long way to making that possible.
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by oever 7y ago
What's insecure about Nexus 5 phones for the LineageOS project to stop supporting them?
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by oever 7y ago
The Nexus 5X and Pixel C only have LineageOS 15.1 and the Google Pixel only has 16.0.
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by oever 7y ago
What's the setting for hardware video encoding in Firefox? media.webrtc.hw.h264.enabled or media.webrtc.platformencoder?
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by oever 7y ago
Yesterday I discovered Jamulus for playing music together online. It has very low latency and is available on Windows, Mac and Linux. The time for sound to go from your instrument to the ear of the other participants should be 30ms at most
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by oever 7y ago
You can get support for implementing something like this from NLnet. Either a federated version or a 'google for git' would fit the bill I imagine. Or adding a code search feature to Software Heritage. https://nlnet.nl&
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by oever 7y ago
Sounds like an assassin sharing service or tool to promote your pop tune.
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Jamulus: Make music over the internet in times of coronavirus(sourceforge.net)
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by oever 7y ago
https://sip2sip.info/ powered by https://sylkserver.com/
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by oever 7y ago
It's here, just not easy to set up. NetJack offers low latency like Jack but over the network. There's also a more ambitious project called Lola. https://lola.conts.it/ Since I'm not able to play with my band
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by oever 7y ago
Microsoft wants to host as much information as possible so it can collect data on developers and users. It is very hard to avoid giving data to Microsoft. GitHub, NPM, LinkedIn, Office 365, Teams, the lock-in is still alive. A decentralized
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by oever 7y ago
Probably because people travel much more now.
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by oever 7y ago
The Constant Q Transforms uses bins that are spaced on a log scale like musical notes. So the bins corresponds better to how humans perceive pitch. You wont waste hundreds of bins to the high frequencies. Calculating CQT can be roughly as f
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by oever 7y ago
Turtle is a very nice format to read and write RDF in. There is no same XML serialization of RDF. RDF/XML is very annoying and unintuitive to write and parsing it into triples requires a lot of work so you need a special library anyway
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by oever 7y ago
Did you consider using Constant Q Transform instead of STFT? mpv and ffmpeg come with CQT visualization: mpv --lavfi-complex="[aid1]asplit[ao][a]; [a]showcqt[vo]" "$@" You can even get it from microphone with some piping

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