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by pantulis 2y ago
> I don't know where the belief that all criminals are tech experts comes from; From forums of tech experts. I do not think this attempt by the authorities will be any useful, while it would initially work... well these guys may not
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by pantulis 2y ago
Yes.
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by pantulis 2y ago
Finally the emacs and vim communities are united!!!
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by pantulis 2y ago
Congratulations! I remember using VWO in 2013, outstanding product!
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by pantulis 2y ago
I think it was Joel Spolsky who said that the sweet spot with VB was throwing seasoned C++ programmers at it, and that became a huge productivity boost to the teams. I think this goes to say that the bad name of VB6 is due to its lower en
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by pantulis 2y ago
I guess you meant Dark Energy ;) At the end it depends on the homogeneity of the Universe. Cosmological models assume that the Universe is isotropic and homogeneous at high enough scales. So that would cover your assumption: if it's h
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by pantulis 2y ago
Yes, the formula is the Einstein's Field Equation. Alas, I don't think it's generally considered as nice and simple. But it's the tool for that: you would basically set an energy density distribution and the software w
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by pantulis 2y ago
Not forgetting aftertouch.
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by pantulis 2y ago
Amazing indeed!
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by pantulis 2y ago
These are the photos of the galaxy as it is as of our today. There is not a fixed, absolute "today".
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by pantulis 2y ago
I guess the article is focusing on gaming and regular multimedia usage. The pro-audio story of the PC is also a fascinating one with some legendary names like Ensoniq, Terratec, Yamaha, Guillemot, Creamware, E-MU, Korg... but all that stuff
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by pantulis 2y ago
How would you go about decrypting that traffic? I guess some kind of proxy, but I would assume that Windows would use certificate pinning so as to avoid MITM attacks. Another option?
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by pantulis 2y ago
Also traffic could be encrypted
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by pantulis 2y ago
afconvert is pretty nifty for audio format conversion.
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by pantulis 2y ago
What an imposing document: the details are overwhelmingly detailed, it really does justice to the marvel of engineering that the Telescope was.
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by pantulis 2y ago
Pedantic note: Alchemy itself was brought in by Apple's acquisition of Camel Audio. So not Apple acquisitions go wrong.
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by pantulis 2y ago
The idea is that automatic transmission becomes part of a more luxurious packaged upgrade including other things. I think it was that way around two decades ago, now i'm not so sure.
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by pantulis 2y ago
Shifting gears manually is not harder than, say, walking or running. It becomes second nature. I think it's more fun as you _feel_ the relationship between the engine revs and the movement of the vehicle but in congested traffic it be
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by pantulis 2y ago
Edit: sorry, answered to the wrong post.
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by pantulis 2y ago
I've provided my father (82 years, living 500km away from me) with hand-me-downs Mac laptops since 2009: from the initial Macbook Core Duo up to a the most recent M2 Air. He does web browsing and frequent FaceTime calls with me just f
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by pantulis 2y ago
Except that storing your iCloud Photo Library on an external drive is a PITA, as multiple daemons (photoanalysysd being one of them) will randomly activate themselves to do their shit, making it difficult to predict when the drive will not
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by pantulis 2y ago
> Maybe we're in a phase akin to the aftermath of the Michelson–Morley experiment. Loving this comparison, and I hope this is the case.
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by pantulis 2y ago
The comment was referring to Keepassium and Strongbox, which do not store credentials on their servers so it's not exactly the same. While conceivably a compromised Keepass wrapper could decrypt and send the dump of each and every fil
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by pantulis 2y ago
Of course it's not the origin of the usage, but I always found Lovecraft's quote from Lactantius to be pretty adequate: "Demons have the ability to cause people to see things that do not exist as if they did exist. -- Lactant
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by pantulis 2y ago
Liberate tute me
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by pantulis 2y ago
Well if you get distracted easily, then the "minutes left" will be accurate ;)
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by pantulis 2y ago
This is the evil hand of Ling Ling!
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by pantulis 2y ago
Still the question is valid, the canvas colors and patterns are standardized so they are easy to replace. But anyway the discussion is not very relevant as I don't think the cost of replacing the canvas is that much.
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by pantulis 2y ago
> I don't know where this incredible x86 emulation people are talking about on Mac is hiding. It's in Rosetta, running x86 binaries compiled for older macOS versions. The state of Docker in macOS has never been good, with Orbde
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by pantulis 2y ago
> Do they pay you to do this? Apart from Google sponsoring this in some way or the other (by boosting up SEO ranking in sites that display this) I believe that this is a consequence of the third party cookiegeddon and I guess that once y

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