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571.
by opencl 7y ago
The AGPTEK Rocker is okay, runs Rockbox and is reasonably small and affordable.
572.
by opencl 7y ago
What you're talking about absolutely is measurable. There has been tons and tons of research into various aspects of audio reproduction and how to measure different things and to what degree they're audible. Techniques for measu
573.
by opencl 7y ago
There are companies that will sell you an entire diesel-electric hybrid drivetrain to retrofit into old tractors, and autosteer systems to go with it. It is not cheap though.
574.
by opencl 7y ago
I sort of unintentionally did this by buying my first cell phone while briefly living in a small city I no longer have any business with. It was effective for a long time but somehow in the past few months I have started getting robocalls u
575.
by opencl 7y ago
Some stuff was shot on film, some stuff was shot on videotape. Really early TV was either recorded on film or not recorded at all since video tape recorders didn't exist until the mid-50s.
576.
by opencl 7y ago
The case is 3D printed on what appears to be a $160 Monoprice Mini Delta. Soldering was done in a reflow oven, commercial units start at around $200 or you can use a modified toaster oven. This board doesn't look too terrible to do wit
577.
by opencl 7y ago
This is true, F29 just happened to ship with an extra-broken default config. Though I have yet to see any BT implementation that isn't at least a little bit broken. Nobody actually conforms to the spec so you have to attempt to make yo
578.
by opencl 7y ago
F29 included bugs such as: -Cron jobs don't run -Package manager creates multi-gigabyte log files -Package manager crashes on systems upgraded from previous releases -GNOME crashes when switching to a virtual terminal and back -Default
579.
by opencl 7y ago
Even my 3 year old Zenwatch 2 lasts over 24 hours with an always on screen. Watches like the Amazfit Bip last close to a month with an always on screen.
580.
by opencl 7y ago
Probably by ignoring the license.
581.
by opencl 7y ago
An Office 365 subscription includes Teams, email hosting, the Office suite, and 1TB storage per user for less than the price of Slack alone. So I would call that markedly worse pricing. Sure for companies already using Slack there's pr
582.
by opencl 8y ago
I highly doubt that it'll be the safest passenger plane in the world, the entire reason they added MCAS was because the airframe design is fundamentally prone to stalling. So now they have an aircraft that's prone to stalling with
583.
by opencl 8y ago
The whole "90% of businesses fail" thing is pretty meaningless without a timespan attached to it. Obviously almost all companies eventually go out of business for some reason or another. About three quarters last more than a yea
584.
by opencl 8y ago
Some combination of: HDMI consortium is backed by numerous large TV manufacturers and movie studios, DVI lacks audio support, HDMI already had a lot of traction by the time DP was released, DP initially lacked HDCP support, HDMI supports mu
585.
by opencl 8y ago
Well you can start your own F-Droid repo only hosting reproducible builds and build them yourself. It is a very large amount of work which is why it's happening so slowly.
586.
by opencl 8y ago
GNOME 3.32/Ubuntu 19.04 allegedly adds fractional scaling for Wayland sessions but it doesn't work for me (doesn't show up in settings).
587.
by opencl 8y ago
KDE and GNOME both have sort-of-working EGLStreams backends. XWayland remains completely broken on EGLStreams so it's not very useful considering how many applications still lack native Wayland support.
588.
by opencl 8y ago
The GNOME fractional scaling support is part of the 3.32 release so it should also have landed in Ubuntu 19.04. You can enable it in F29/Ubuntu 18.10 but the reason it's not enabled by default is that it doesn't quite work pr
589.
by opencl 8y ago
What are you expecting them to do, not host non-reproducible builds at all? Android will not run unsigned apps. This would result in F-Droid having exactly 3 apps. They're working on getting more reproducible builds but the build syste
590.
by opencl 8y ago
What makes you think that most people who join the military would be strongly averse to killing people? Even if you're flying pure reconnaissance you're helping and enabling the people doing the killing.
591.
by opencl 8y ago
Is Verizon really that bad? I usually get around 100mbps on TMobile LTE.
592.
by opencl 8y ago
That is exactly what bittorrent does, files are split into chunks and each one is hashed separately.
593.
by opencl 8y ago
You have a spare and revoke the ability to use the one you lost.
594.
by opencl 8y ago
Or just contribute to the project directly, unless the current maintainer has demonstrated a lack of willingness to cooperate.
595.
by opencl 8y ago
I appreciate the parts availability but their long term software support is atrocious. The G5 plus for example got Oreo over a year after Oreo came out, and that is the only version update it will ever get.
596.
by opencl 8y ago
I use and like discord but pretty much everyone I know thinks the 'brand voice' is extremely annoying. It would be really nice to at least have the option of not being subjected to it during the 30 second loading splash screen eve
597.
by opencl 8y ago
Intel has been using the same manufacturing process for the past 5 generations of CPUs, the problems in that process were fixed a long time ago.
598.
by opencl 8y ago
You're not forced to use it and it's not a blob[1]. [1] https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-firmware
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by opencl 8y ago
itch is interesting in that game developers can choose the revenue cut, it defaults to itch getting 10% but can be set to anything from 0% to 100%. Steam is 30% as usual. Kitfox is taking 20% in exchange for handling marketing and customer
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by opencl 8y ago
Spotify did not squash the random guy that made that app, they asked him to change the name and then hired him to work on the official app.

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