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pinkythepig
4y ago
Why would an open source solution improve on that though? If anything, that would be way lower on their priority list as anyone doing large numbers of investments would (should?) have money to pay for a nicer UX solution and probably would
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pinkythepig
4y ago
There are already affordable alternatives. The people still using turbotax are the same people that spend 0 time looking into alternatives or there is some import feature that an opensource platform realistically would not have the manpower
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pinkythepig
5y ago
Surprisingly enough, you can get that from the BMW i3. - The monitor is necessary but it is not a touch screen and it comes with a nice clicky knob to control it. Plus you can make shortcuts to go to certain screens with the radio station b
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pinkythepig
5y ago
I have to wonder, at some point with googles system not being the DMCA, when does it become copyright infringement on the part of youtube that they are hosting your copy righted works and making money off ads from them. Even if they are not
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pinkythepig
5y ago
This has so much more potential because its a desktop OS. You could e.g. play WoW using this. Not to mention the huge selection from emulators. I've tried gaming with Android before and the game selection is awful. Realistically, the o
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pinkythepig
5y ago
I feel like a lot of this article really should be about how bad tarsnap is. Defaults to no progress updates, has no builtin multithreading, has failures around large files, can't backup sym links properly, no builtin way to detect an
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pinkythepig
6y ago
my phone had an issue with charging cables falling out. Turns out the port had compacted lint jammed in it. Turned the phone off and used a needle to clean it all out, phone retains cables now like the day it was new.
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pinkythepig
6y ago
You can buy splitters that convert the PoE into standard network + barrel power plug. Cost 20ish dollars and a roughly raspberry pi sized device in physical space. One such example (Though I haven't used it personally): https:/&#
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pinkythepig
6y ago
I can do this with fastmail, though fastmail is a subscription (like $5/month? IIRC, mine auto renews every 2 years so not sure). I have my primary email setup as <firstname>@<lastname>.org. If you set your dns records corr
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pinkythepig
7y ago
Pretty quick to watch the tapes and see what register you bought from. You have to scan membership id at checkout, so then seeing whos membership was used is simple.
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pinkythepig
7y ago
The natural gas genny portion exists, the water one does not. The water one doesn't exist for two reasons: 1. There is only energy in the water system because your city has pumps/water towers to give it pressure. So in a disaster,
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pinkythepig
8y ago
I had this exact problem on mine. I took a panel off from back of inside freezer compartment, and there was a solid block of ice below coils. I didnt own a hairdryer, so used a turkey baster and hot water to melt it. Spray hot water in, wai
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8y ago
I feel like the real problem here is that bash is still the default and bash defaults/UX are straight up awful. The fish shell gets a lot of things right in regards to a sane out of the box experience, though there are a few things it
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8y ago
As soon as you walk by someone or shake someones hand, they can copy your implanted RFID. Now, if you want to 'change the locks' to your house and car, you will need to dig out the chip in your hand and implant a new one. To me, a
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pinkythepig
9y ago
I use an xps13 9350. I am running fedora on it and quite literally everything works out of the box on install.
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9y ago
First 6 is shared across the cards a particular bank issues. Its not a secret as you can google the first 6 to find the bank or even the reverse google the bank to see what BINs they use. Last 4 is intended to be human visible so people can
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9y ago
In Haskell, this would look something like: data Player = Player (Maybe Weapon) Class data Weapon = Sword | Staff | Dagger data Class = Warrior | Wizard type Error = String mkP
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9y ago
gmail makes josh@... and josh+swife@... resolve to the same thing, but there is no guarantee that all other email services behave like that. For all you know, there is an email service that lets you register an email like that, so you have
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pinkythepig
9y ago
Isn't this model already relatively heavily used? There are loads of apps that have a free ad supported version, but if you pay for it, all ads are removed. They could spin it in a similar way: Ad supported version is free. As part of
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pinkythepig
9y ago
This is off topic a bit, but there is a solution for this: > Slow compilation: more than a minute (makes to start browsing HN, missing the end, thus losing even more time) See the thread here: https://askubuntu.com/questi
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pinkythepig
9y ago
https://emby.media/ is an open source alternative.
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9y ago
I like to equate it to giving instructions to someone who takes everything you say extremely literally. Ask me to make a PB&J? If you tell me to stick the knife in the PB, since you didn't specify what side to stick in, I sometimes
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9y ago
J1772 plug (the one that every EV has) is an AC connection and there is a converter in the car that converts it to DC. The super charge ports (CHAdeMO/CCS/etc) use DC power and are basically direct hookups to the battery. https:&
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9y ago
Your list of 3 is filled by Haskell, have you looked into the concurrency options available? If not, there is a good book that you can read online: http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1230000000929/index.ht... I
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9y ago
You would have to upgrade the Windows license first. These ship with a version of Windows that only allows installations from the windows app store. To upgrade to a 'real' Windows license will cost an extra $50.
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pinkythepig
10y ago
Haskell has lots of large projects written in it. Besides the ones others have mentioned, Haxl is probably one of the bigger known industry uses of it. It is used at facebook as their spam filter: https://github.com/facebook
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10y ago
Closed source is what is unique. I can tear apart any engine to understand how it works. I can rip out the bathroom in my house and install a totally new one. With closed source, I can't just rip out component X and replace it with com
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10y ago
He was prone to 'rattling the bars' so to speak and out of boredom, learned how to break the 'secure' file cabinets/safes that all the top secret stuff was kept in. Basically, all of the combination locks had 2 digi
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10y ago
My XPS 13 9350 works perfectly with Fedora 25. Installed Fedora and literally everything works out of the box. That includes things like HiDPI auto scaling, touch screen, suspend, media keys, etc. When it was first released, there were some
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10y ago
I found that learn you a haskell is pretty nice for learning the abstract 'mathy' parts of haskell, but it is pretty terrible at explaining how to actually apply that knowledge and it also does not cover advanced concepts and seem
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