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by omegabravo 5y ago
market cap or "valuation" company, x is a place holder so $1,2 or 3 billion
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by omegabravo 5y ago
Always so hyperbolic. The state border controls are for quarantine. In states that have covid under control, that means filling out a form stating you're not sick. Rather sensible requirement during a pandemic The banning of country
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by omegabravo 5y ago
> instead has relied on rolling lockdowns and other invasive measures. Perhaps I misunderstood your point, but it appears that you are arguing that Australia preferred the option of rolling lockdowns? When you have no vaccines available
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by omegabravo 5y ago
Seeing a lawyer doesn't necessarily mean suing the city, it means someone who can navigate rules and regulations
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by omegabravo 5y ago
I learnt about gamma the other day from this article. Don't have to read it, just scroll down until you see the colour gradients, and maybe the swiggly lines over colours. https://blog.johnnovak.net/2016/09/2
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by omegabravo 5y ago
* > 60 10x engineer [Turns out they do exist, after all.] * > 50 Distinguished engineer [Jeff Dean would be proud.] * > 40 Staff engineer [That was fast.] * > 30 Senior engineer [Not bad but.. where would you be without Stack O
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by omegabravo 5y ago
at the same time, which GUI applications on your computer are only 1.3mb? 1.3mb seems optimised to me at first glance
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by omegabravo 5y ago
Hugged to death (for me). It took a few cracks to get this screenshot. https://imgur.com/a/9QlY5xt
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by omegabravo 5y ago
Federally yes, primarily in the senate however there is one currently sitting house of reps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Greens#Current_Fede... There are also 16 state based elected members both in the uppe
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by omegabravo 5y ago
It was fast, cheap and the integration was great. Until the apps with the actual integration took offence. One problem was Windows Phone made facebook (big at the time) a service. I could check on people without loading facebook. Youtube
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by omegabravo 5y ago
update: time GOARCH=amd GOOS=linux go build -a 6s for the M1 too!
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by omegabravo 5y ago
I've done a side by side with my Ryzen 3700x compiling a Go project. 6 seconds on the Ryzen, vs 9 seconds on the M1 air. `time go build -a`, so not very scientific. Could be attributed to the multicore performance of the Ryzen. Starti
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by omegabravo 5y ago
It is also worth noting the standard of umpiring increased dramatically with the introduction of the DRS system. It has been a massive success. Recently the automated front foot no ball system was introduced too, and it has too been a succ
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by omegabravo 5y ago
or to not get a purchase, if I don't remember to turn off my adblocker I'll assume they have a bug and move on
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by omegabravo 5y ago
alt drag is something I picked up on Linux. I was delighted to find it for Windows several years ago, and the name made it really easy to find. Mac window management continues to infuriate me.
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by omegabravo 5y ago
Many* places normally don't have the same temperature since people do wear jumpers in winter and less clothes in summer. Buildings are often (not always) set to 24-25C in summer, and 21-22C in winter. *no figures sorry, just in my expe
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by omegabravo 6y ago
My personal Window 10 box boots within 10 seconds. My corporate laptop takes an eternity despite being more powerful. I suspect configuration (software and hardware) has a massive impact which is being glossed over.
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by omegabravo 6y ago
The education system is a complex organisation. Having the will to change means little if everyone wants to change differently. Education reinventing itself radically needs a goal. The current (public) system has evolved to be frugal, whi
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by omegabravo 6y ago
MacBook Air costs 3x the price of a Dell Inspiron. The Mac laptops seem to be great (I've never owned one, have ordered one though), but they're not entry level. It might be Apple's entry level, but it's not the market
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by omegabravo 6y ago
recommendations work well, but that's practically the only method.
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by omegabravo 6y ago
Wouldn't it make sense to share the pipes the dumb light pipes and compete on service?
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by omegabravo 6y ago
That's ~30hrs after the point in time highlighted by the article.
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by omegabravo 6y ago
Since Google's delivery platform has been the web for over a decade, it was paramount to protect their revenue. Consider if the world moved to first party apps (ie, news app, ebay app, amazon app) for _everything_, Google would lose th
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by omegabravo 6y ago
are you familiar with deposits in parts of the world? The aluminum cans have 10c stamped on the lid, and the bottles have it printed on their labels. I couldn't be bothered going to a recycling depot so I would leave my recyclables ou
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by omegabravo 6y ago
because it took me too long to find it I think it is this: https://thimbleweedpark.com/
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by omegabravo 6y ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Screen_Capt...
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by omegabravo 6y ago
Enter to rename gets me every time.
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by omegabravo 6y ago
like menubars, the toolbars give you the short cuts when you hover over them.
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by omegabravo 6y ago
MDI's don't play well with multiple screens. While they have some good applications as you suggest, such as image editing - Spreadsheets and Word Processing were not great with MDI. The shared context such as pallets don't
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by omegabravo 6y ago
I just tested it, and it uses ctrl+left, ctrl+right to navigate words - which is the same on most interfaces of linux and windows. I'm not sure if it's reversed for you, or you're expecting the opposite behaviour

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