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okasaki
4y ago
> Disk space is cheap and plentiful and downloading a couple of GB takes an instant. True in a data center. Not true for many people. > So why not bundle everything together? Security updates, RAM usage.
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okasaki
4y ago
I don't see what is so hard to understand. I run a 150dpi screen. What the problem with running a "96dpi" application on a 150dpi screen? The text is overall too small. What text? Literally all the text in the entire applicat
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okasaki
4y ago
I give up.
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okasaki
4y ago
You can't read minds, that's why I posted screenshots. Surely you can see the difference between the font sizes for the ublock origin popup, and the enormous fonts on the settings page. It's totally broken?
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okasaki
4y ago
Is this a joke? The only things correctly sized are the page and the hamburger menu. Do you not see the oversized tab-bar, the tiny icons on the tab-bar and address bar, the tiny ublock origin dialog, and the huge settings page?
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okasaki
4y ago
Bizarre. To me firefox looks like it's falling apart at the seams. Here's a new profile, just default zoom set to 150% (ublock origin installed system-wide) https://i.imgur.com/Z3MO8sr.png https://i.img
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How Washington came to see China as an existential threat
(vox.com)
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4y ago
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Device Searches Have Created a Database of American Data CBP Can Search at Will
(techdirt.com)
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4y ago
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Polio is back in the United States
(thebulletin.org)
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okasaki
4y ago
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okasaki
4y ago
He also says in the video (0:35) that it's sponsored by Waymo.
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okasaki
4y ago
CRTs were never crisp at decent resolutions (like 1280x1024 on a 17"). LCD sharpness was basically mind-blowing in comparison at the time.
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okasaki
4y ago
I've used it a bunch and think it's really great. eg. https://camo.githubusercontent.com/ae63c1d0f7400487244599120... I thought it looked good and it's very simple to use.
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okasaki
4y ago
NTFS is case-sensitive.
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okasaki
4y ago
Yeah ok, or maybe you don't know what you're talking about.
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okasaki
4y ago
Well, they definitely aren't planning that .
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okasaki
4y ago
The UK government plans to have a fusion power plant on the grid by 2040 https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...
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okasaki
4y ago
OpenCamera is great if you want natural looking photos. I went out with my android shitphone and someone brought their iphone 12 pro max. Here's a comparison (opencamera + rawtherapee vs iphone camera jpeg): https://i.imgur.
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okasaki
4y ago
You might like to review the book Evidence-based Software Engineering, which is freely available online: http://www.knosof.co.uk/ESEUR/
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okasaki
4y ago
True, the dials are nice. And I just noticed that the Fuji camera has a LCD on top, which is a big plus for me. I used to have a Pentax K20D and found that to be very useful. Although I tend to just shoot on auto-exposure and bracket 3 shot
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okasaki
4y ago
It's weird how phones went to 100M with their tiny sensors, but APS-C cameras stayed at 20M. Anyway with used FF cameras now well under $1000, I have no idea why anybody would buy an APS-C camera. Even if you love some APS-C lens, you
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okasaki
4y ago
Would be even more interesting if the examples were also implemented in C.
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okasaki
4y ago
This is really a typical example of corporate justice: - We are jailing you - The jail term is forever - There's no defense - There's no appeal - We won't tell you what we think you did
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okasaki
4y ago
All that "security" just to fight spam. IIRC it was estimated that globally spammers make $300M per year from their spam. It doesn't seem like much. Somebody joked that it would be better if we just paid them that much to do
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okasaki
4y ago
Those points aren't exactly true. Haskell does have for and while loops (forM, whileM), they're just a bit more hidden and cumbersome than usual. etc.
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okasaki
4y ago
It seems to work fine in the UK, including phone verification.
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okasaki
4y ago
Maybe it's a Windows issue. My dell xps won't sleep either and I have to shut it down for any kind of transport.
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okasaki
4y ago
I've tried to sign up for instagram, but it always said "email is already used", including for emails that I had just created. Maybe they're losing users because nobody can sign up? Or maybe the web sign up doesn't
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okasaki
4y ago
I don't get it. Maybe they should have taken into account the possibility of a purchase when drawing up the contract?
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okasaki
4y ago
Not really. Right in the paragraph above that one: > Recipients of cash wired in error are typically required to return it.
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Life expectancy in the U.S. continues to drop
(npr.org)
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okasaki
4y ago
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