omega3

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by omega3 5y ago
Does anyone know how the media library scanning was implemented in Winamp, I remember it was orders of magnitude faster than any (even modern) music players for very large music collections.
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by omega3 5y ago
For your seatbelt issue, I guess it would have been easier to just plug in your seatbelt or buy one of these seatbelt ends.
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by omega3 5y ago
It just means do-it-yourself, it comes from the verb bricoler. Nothing to do with the collage of bricks.
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by omega3 5y ago
What's in the basket?
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by omega3 5y ago
You might want to use a different analogy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_sprinkler_system
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by omega3 5y ago
You might like "Bogowie". On the documentary side: "Something Ventured"
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by omega3 5y ago
I've deleted my Spotify account after noticing that the recommendations algorithm is useless.I don't understand how there can be regression in that regard from soulseek, what.cd network graphs, last.fm or even radio stations. Seri
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by omega3 5y ago
I've managed to replace my coke zero habit very quickly with sparkling water.
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by omega3 5y ago
Stick scaling left as an exercise for the reader.
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by omega3 5y ago
Why do you think the two myths are opposing?
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by omega3 5y ago
I'm hoping they'll find pineapple there: https://eyesofrome.com/blog/eyes-on-storytelling/mystery-in-...
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by omega3 5y ago
I find it extremely counterintuitive, especially this part: In 2012, Blackbird also demonstrated sailing directly upwind with twice the speed of the wind.[0] [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackbird_(wind-powered_v
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by omega3 5y ago
Is there an website where I can see what a long distance trip plan for a electric vehicle would be, how long it would take including the charging times?
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by omega3 5y ago
Could it be agave and other smaller plants shredded and pressed into this log shape?
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by omega3 5y ago
I was recently surprised to learn that metal cans are also lined with plastic.
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by omega3 5y ago
Even better ban microtransactions.
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by omega3 5y ago
> And it's mainly not even their fault. It's precisely their fault, they've created an environment that incentivizes low quality, irrelevant content and are actively hostile towards users. Two examples just from top of my
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by omega3 5y ago
Sure it could be better but to say it's utter garbage is a hyperbole.
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by omega3 5y ago
How is it utter garbage, it has a good library, works reasonably quickly and does analysis.
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by omega3 5y ago
I'd also struggle with the yellow/orange. If you absolutely have to pick colors why not: black, white, red, blue or better still just put "3.2g1 3A"
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by omega3 5y ago
As a colorblind person I just wished we as a society moved past using color for markings on anything.
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by omega3 5y ago
I was talking about an army.
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by omega3 5y ago
I'd say Poland, good defense capabilities, moderate climate, great, modern infrastructure, economic resilience (vis a vis 2008 financial crisis)
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by omega3 5y ago
For a pdf that doesn't come with the data for exercises it's borderline insulting.
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by omega3 5y ago
That's one of the most expensive technical books I've ever seen.
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by omega3 5y ago
Surely this is a joke
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by omega3 5y ago
The problem right now is that outside of select few publications you're expected to pay for a low quality content.
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by omega3 5y ago
Out of my small sample of three, one author sent me a journal, one ignored the request and another told me to pay him for it.
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by omega3 5y ago
As someone who is of below average intelligence I can confirm that I don't exhibit any of the symptoms described in the article.
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by omega3 5y ago
The closure of what.cd should be up there with the burning of the library of Alexandria.

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