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by oniony 2y ago
Not all models have them.
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by oniony 2y ago
https://www.etymonline.com/word/wharf
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by oniony 2y ago
I thought Adobe acquired Figma.
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by oniony 2y ago
I'm a casual user, and GIMP is totally usable and powerful, but some of the UI/UX choices are a little bizarre. For example: * Open a document, draw a selection box to copy a piece out and then close this document: it asks you if
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by oniony 2y ago
Vetrue.
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by oniony 2y ago
I'm guessing "wildly known" was a typo, but I'll bite onto that type anyway and put forward https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavarand and Cloudfare's pendulums https://blog.cloudflare.c
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by oniony 2y ago
Man, loved ICQ. I used to text chat to the early hours with this Greek girl I met online. It was platonic but we got quite close and exchange physical letters and actually met up a couple of times. Good times.
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by oniony 2y ago
Netscape, Mozilla, Phoenix, Firebird, Firefox.
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by oniony 2y ago
Hmm, that website does not honour my keyboard layout. Not sure how they managed that.
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by oniony 2y ago
It's a VR contact lens.
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by oniony 2y ago
If anyone else, like me, had no idea what this is even about then I found https://www.pouet.net/faq.php . So it seems it's a bunch of demos from the 90s (or written for 90s hardware) running on emulators in the browser.
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by oniony 2y ago
A few years ago I fully expected Tesla to pull out of the vehicle game and focus on drivetrains, self-driving software, charging network and home/commercial battery banks.
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by oniony 2y ago
It can also update your certificates.
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by oniony 2y ago
I am very disappointed it is not actually possible to listen to all of the samples at the same time. Would be interesting whether the result would actually have any sound or would average out to no noise at all.
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by oniony 2y ago
And Mauritius's flag has more stripes.
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by oniony 3y ago
Hmm, what's that on your belt?
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by oniony 3y ago
I have this laurel in my garden. It's very hardy. It grows very fast and makes another fine mess of my garden.
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by oniony 3y ago
So you pass in a 1gig binary you want a very, very long line of text that many text editors would choke on? The purpose of base64 is to turn binary into text that can be embedded in normal text messages such as email and Usenet. A right mar
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by oniony 3y ago
The article mentioned Mercury too. I distinctly remember working for a company that had Mercury telephones and their wall sockets were strange: they had this bare filament of wire that glowed blue. Was very alarming when you first saw it: s
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by oniony 3y ago
I did not read any such implication.
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by oniony 3y ago
はい。
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by oniony 3y ago
I had visions of robot dogs breaking down picket lines.
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by oniony 3y ago
How would they even know if people break this law?
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by oniony 3y ago
"This data suggests a growing interest among iOS users in exploring browser alternatives like Opera." Or that users select the first option in the list.
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by oniony 3y ago
Yeah, all the time. Most recently I was marvelling at the new tethered lid on a bottle of fizzy drink. They'd designed it so that as you unscrew the cap, it twists enough free material to form a hinge and then it has a little lip that
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by oniony 3y ago
Masking tape is your friend here.
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by oniony 3y ago
It's also beneficial as it'll mean everyone drives at the speed limit.
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by oniony 3y ago
>Morel of the story Surely intentional.
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by oniony 3y ago
One does not need a license for public domain.
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by oniony 3y ago
Absolutely. I turned off Copilot at work for this reason: it disrupts my state of flow in a way that regular contextual suggestions do not.

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