orloffm

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by orloffm 6y ago
Russians did the same in SF a few years ago in the same circumstances.
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by orloffm 6y ago
Justify to whom? I am a consumer and this is irrelevant to me. And Nintendo has always been aggressively fighting emulation/homebrew, so it is nothing new.
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by orloffm 6y ago
If people keep alligators at home, and some are eaten by them, the assessment of them being unsuitable for pets is not subjective.
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by orloffm 7y ago
They will get closed soon probably. The quarantine has only been introduced today, and before that the life was as usual except for malls/gyms being closed and people working from homes. But everyone expected food and package delivery
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by orloffm 7y ago
Would be interesting to compare the effective latency though. Switch adds a few tens of milliseconds to input, so 60 FPS on it may feel worse than 21 FPS on N64.
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by orloffm 7y ago
A Russian one - “Three Jews” by Muhin. Stupid title, but it’s an incredible account of author’s life and work at a steel plant in Soviet Union in 70-80s. Probably not translated, but highly recommended for all Russian speakers.
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by orloffm 7y ago
Interestingly there is 1 white woman per 9 people of color on that page. Obviously, marketing the tool as accessible is a good thing, but doesn't this negatively resonate with common blue-collar folk as being a buggy half-baked corpora
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by orloffm 7y ago
Played with it. The quality of the result is mostly dependent on the amount of clipping in the source file. Basically, all post-90s masters produce weird results with orcs singing in the background. And classics from 60s yield fantastic res
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by orloffm 7y ago
They don't actually work on Arch - it's the only distro without official .NET Core SDK package, and the community-provided version has too many issues ( https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/cx6
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by orloffm 7y ago
Wanted to thank for the post, it finally triggered me to ditch Windows on my laptop. But it seems that Xubuntu would be a better choice for dotnet core development: there is an official 3.0 SDK for Ubuntu while Arch is not officially suppor
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by orloffm 7y ago
Am I correct that if a Watch user goes far away from his/her phone, receives a SMS during that period of time, and then comes back, the notification is never shown on the Watch? If so, how come this is not a #1 issue Apple needs to add
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by orloffm 7y ago
The idea is that their presumably clever AI/machine learning whatever should be able to show you some interesting video about game mechanics. But it's never the case, everyone sees very shallow selections.
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by orloffm 7y ago
When you have adaptive cruise-control which keeps constant distance with the vehicle in front of you by adjusting speed, you start to pay less attention to the road in general. You basically can't hit the car in front of you, so you su
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by orloffm 7y ago
It's all about layers of management where such things aren't possibly taken into account. The mechanical gauges don't have delay by their nature, so everyone expects the software ones also to not have any. But when the work i
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by orloffm 7y ago
Unfortunately that practically means ostracism for such kids, as everyone uses these apps.
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by orloffm 7y ago
The logic is trivial - vaccination is "injecting sickness", so they, accordingly to their premise, want a healthy non-sick nurse.
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by orloffm 7y ago
And what are you planning to do with photos? Are you aware of any mobile app of Google Photos caliber that can just point to a S3 bucket?
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by orloffm 7y ago
Back around 2000 programs were instead expanding until they were able to burn CDs. And apps a few years ago - until they included Snapchat-like stories.
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by orloffm 7y ago
Yes, 3 stars is "disappointing", for example.
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by orloffm 7y ago
Manufacturers (like Russian Yandex) cannot use Google Play Services / store infrastructure and replace Google's Apps with their own. It's either all-in, or full China mode.
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by orloffm 7y ago
And all three have coil whine, for example. So I, a technical person, would personally get a MB Air for the same price despite any problems it has. So there is still a huge market and Apple doesn't have much incentives to do so, unfort
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by orloffm 7y ago
The usual roads are probably very easy, they have wide markings. The problem there arises with repair works which mess up the markings and lane width in all possible ways. During summer they are very frequent, and I bet they were the cause
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by orloffm 7y ago
"or" here really simplifies things. Nowadays almost every 70s-90s album on streaming services is a remaster with overloaded levels and clippings. One has to resort to torrent sites to find rips from original CDs or vinyls.
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by orloffm 7y ago
The same could've been said about Powerbeats 3, but people usually dismiss because of the in-ear design.
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by orloffm 7y ago
Realistically, can anything be done without turning off electricity at the whole globe at once? "Going Amish", one might say? It's not just about burning coal or going green, we are also using resources which are not replenis
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by orloffm 7y ago
Surprisingly, these are the exact same plants that are ubiquitous in all post-Soviet governmental institutions.
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by orloffm 8y ago
Just to note as a single lacking feature of XR: it doesn't have the ForceTouch, so one cannot easily move cursor around text.
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by orloffm 8y ago
Firefox on iOS does that with its desktop version.
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by orloffm 8y ago
I once was at a huge car expo, and French and German halls were adjacent to each other. For some reason, all French car makers had extremely loud music at their spaces, like if they were trying to be louder than each other. It was basically
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by orloffm 8y ago
The US-style marking would have "Sugar: 1.9g" for cauliflower.

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