okasaki

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by okasaki 4y ago
If you want to spam gmail you can just share documents with people or add events to their calendar. Apparently there's no way to stop this.
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Allow the user to set the home page to a URL(github.com)
4 points by okasaki 4y ago|0 comments
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The Spy Tech Companies Helping Landlords Evict People(vice.com)
8 points by okasaki 4y ago|2 comments
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Brics challenges US ‘dollar dominance’(geopoliticaleconomy.com)
2 points by okasaki 4y ago|2 comments
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by okasaki 4y ago
I guess I'll have to disagree with everyone's enthusiasm about eink here. I haven't tried any recent ones, but the Kindle and Kobo ones I used were awful. Low contrast, inconsistent lighting and soul-crushing lag. I'd ra
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by okasaki 4y ago
Yeah, mobile is an mess of obscure gestures and icons. Without the ability to hover over an icon with a cursor there's often no way to tell what it will do, and apps usually don't include any help pages.
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by okasaki 4y ago
Does Python claim to follow semver? If not then I'm not sure what your point is.
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by okasaki 4y ago
I quite like the look of this device. It's blocky, 16:9 screen, lots of buttons. I would definitely buy a phone or PDA in this format. Actually I wonder if this could function as a decent PDA? I guess it doesn't have any cameras o
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Who can die? Canada wrestles with euthanasia for the mentally ill(bbc.co.uk)
6 points by okasaki 4y ago|1 comments
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by okasaki 4y ago
That sounds nice. What tablet is that? It's pretty sad that tablets seem to be elongating like phones did. Most of them are 16:10 these days.
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by okasaki 4y ago
If you're struggling, and get $1000 from someone who made $100M on crypto, would you be in a hurry to pay them back, or even care at all?
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by okasaki 4y ago
Can't forget https://stallman.org/ if we're talking about the 90s
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by okasaki 4y ago
Resolution isn't important in small sensors, and the JPEG processing can't be compared to what phones do. A 2007 P&S isn't going to turn a grey overcast sky blue because it thinks skies should be blue like an iphone does.
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by okasaki 4y ago
Except that they don't suck? They were made by companies specializing in imaging, had decent sized sensors, glass lenses, and no fake computational/"AI" photography.
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by okasaki 4y ago
Eh, as someone who started with CGI, I think using something like Flask is easier than fiddling around with CGI.
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by okasaki 4y ago
Although for that price you can buy a 65" 8k TV.
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China Targets OS Breakthroughs(ecns.cn)
2 points by okasaki 4y ago|0 comments
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by okasaki 4y ago
Seems like typical youtube editing...
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by okasaki 4y ago
But most people have more free disk space than 10gb, and most people also have more than 1 device. I have 2 phones, 3 laptops, a desktop and a NAS, with some 40TB between them. My workplace has a private cloud with some 70PB of storage, plu
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by okasaki 4y ago
It's all true? I've played plenty of KSP, and when you launch the game the first time there's a popup where you have to agree to have your privacy violated (there's a link to iirc unity analytics where you can supposedly
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by okasaki 4y ago
I would gladly take on the burden of this particular curse...
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by okasaki 4y ago
Do you know what the rationale is for such long unlock codes in the URL?
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by okasaki 4y ago
But if you're renting you're paying the landlord's mortgage not your own and you own nothing either way.
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by okasaki 4y ago
https://archive.ph/MdXWI Good for them
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Huawei Declares ‘Business as Usual’ After Weathering US Curbs(bloomberg.com)
3 points by okasaki 4y ago|1 comments
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by okasaki 4y ago
Agreed, I have a XPS 17 for work and don't like it. The screen is very vibrant and the build feels solid but that's all the good things I can say about it. Every two months it randomly reboots, which breaks the virtualbox install.
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by okasaki 4y ago
I guess now that SA has signaled a slight shift away from the US empire, we're going to be seeing a lot more articles about how evil they are.
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by okasaki 4y ago
How much of this was due to China's belt and road initiative?
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by okasaki 4y ago
I once attended a memorial lecture on euthanasia at Oxford university. It started with euthanising people who are in great pain and are obviously going to die in the next 24 hours, and by the end a psychologist in the audience was arguing f
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by okasaki 4y ago
It's not really clear that that is true. It may be true in some situations, but there's a big cost to having a legal framework where people can choose to die (and who can claim they haven't at some point in their lives?) and

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