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by pasta 9y ago
Because in the hosting world this is still one of the dominant versions.
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by pasta 9y ago
This is why I don't think it's a very big problem for Tesla. There is a big difference between not delivering (so far Magic Leap for example) and slow delivery. Most people who ordered a Tesla realy want one so they are just going
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by pasta 9y ago
Yes they are very faint. I think in rainy conditions humans might also be fooled by it.
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by pasta 9y ago
Isn't this the reason they tilt the bed when you are having an epidural?
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The Finns who refuse to give up on Sailfish OS(engadget.com)
19 points by pasta 9y ago|0 comments
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by pasta 9y ago
Isn't the real question: how much data does Google sell about you?
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by pasta 9y ago
I would also argue that you should throw an exception early when the function cannot return what it promised to return. When you break your application fast you generate less bugs.
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by pasta 9y ago
In the light of #deleteFacebook another big point against social media might be this old essay.
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Avoid News (2012)(dobelli.com)
2 points by pasta 9y ago|1 comments
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by pasta 9y ago
There is a nice Quake 2 demo showing various settings: https://youtu.be/x19sIltR0qU But I think we are still some time away from real time noiseless path tracing. Although more clever denoising filters for the first samples
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by pasta 9y ago
People looking over your shoulders, you sending a screenshot where you forgot the open file in the background. I agree a text file is 'secure' enough for you but a lot of password systems also hide the password in the UI which is
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by pasta 9y ago
With sheet piling they sometimes use the resonance of the sheets to let them vibrate so they will sink into the mud. This is sometimes needed next to old buildings where hammering will cause damage.
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by pasta 9y ago
This. And Kotlin might be the future language for Android.
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by pasta 9y ago
I don't know iOS inernals, but to me it looks like they started using multiple threads for the UI? Smart when you want to update multiple areas of the screen at once, buggy when multiple areas have to sync animations?
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by pasta 9y ago
Well John Carmack was is very pleased with the 3D render results of OTOY: https://home.otoy.com/render/light-fields/ Edit: the OTOY capture video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyJUg-ja0cg
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by pasta 9y ago
About real new sounds: I got the feeling all sounds are already generated. This AI might generate variations of sound we already know, but could there be any new sounds we never heard before? I got the feeling that since like 1920 until now
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by pasta 9y ago
On the other hand: remember cutting out images for rounded borders, using spacer images to align everything, using Javascript for roll over image swaps, GIF for 'transparency'? But I agree for most part. I also have +15jr old PHP
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by pasta 9y ago
I owned an old Beetje and the experience is all about the smell of petrol, the noise, the lack of power steering and breaking, and ofcourse the most important: the design. The first versions of the new Beatle didn't match that design m
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by pasta 9y ago
"Software was a lot less capable back then" I think this is true-ish. But when I compare Blender (330MB) and 3ds Max (6GB) I got the feeling some software is just better constructed. Using a web browser as a text editor might no
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by pasta 9y ago
Some time ago real Banksy prints were sold for $60 at a street stall in NY. They didn't sell much but people who bought one later discovered they are worth around $20,000. A week later some guys (Dave Cicirelli and Lance Pilgrim) sold
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by pasta 9y ago
I once read the same applies to wine. The quality difference of bottles over $20 can't be tasted.
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by pasta 9y ago
"We’ve drilled the ocean floor for oil and gas, scarred it with trenches for communications cables, poisoned it with old radioactive waste and chemical weapons, and polluted its remotest corners with a blizzard of discarded plastic. S
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by pasta 9y ago
Depends on where the VPN connects to.
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by pasta 9y ago
Not only power. It's a nice trick for non-designers to create nice looking designs. But you have to keep in mind to use only 2 or 3 sizes of padding and margin. For example: 0.25rem, 0.5rem and 1 rem.
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by pasta 9y ago
Dont't forget build tools. Good luck updating a site that used the latest and greatest build tools that are now depricated. Fun thing: a lot of times I download the Javascript from a CDN because then I don't need build tools becau
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by pasta 9y ago
Ah, this could be the case. I block external fonts but never had a problem because of this.
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by pasta 9y ago
Maybe the side is down? Only white content on mobile.
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by pasta 9y ago
Isn't this what the promise of BlueTooth is? No connector at all but connects to everything. But no headphoneless smartphone for me. I love my (Audio-Technica) headphone.
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by pasta 9y ago
What I think is strange is that employees at such bases are allowed to use smartphones that connect to all kinds of services like Strava, Google, Facebook and others.
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Fitness app Strava exposes the location of military bases(techcrunch.com)
1 points by pasta 9y ago|1 comments

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