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pmlnr
6y ago
You didn't watch it, did you?
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pmlnr
6y ago
"You don't see in 4K" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxNBiAV4UnM
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pmlnr
6y ago
> I do support bringing back the 1080p30 stream though. Wait, what? Why would 1080p30 be gone?! I don't like 60fps, it looks weird, so now it's either 480p OR I'm forced to watch 60fps?! WTF?!
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pmlnr
6y ago
> Classified clouds That honestly sounds like an oxymoron.
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pmlnr
6y ago
Everyone keeps only mentioning gitlab, whereas gitea[^1] has wiki, bug tracking, and git as well. No CI if I understand it correctly, but for the rest, it's there, and it's nice, and it's order of magnitudes faster and lighte
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pmlnr
6y ago
Obligatory to mention: https://wiby.me/
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pmlnr
6y ago
The lambda functions for actions in ESPHome allowed me to very simply - basically fiddling with a YAML file - send sensor data directly to the domoticz API. Plus ESPHome can send _any_ 433MHz command, unlike Tasmota, which is very limited -
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6y ago
It has that feeling. It's a western. It's simple. And it's awesome too look at it: the way it was shoot - with the huge screens as background - it feels and looks REAL, so finally it's not CGI. Augmented reality, one cou
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pmlnr
6y ago
> Ng Security Industries Semi-Autonomous Guard Unit #A-367 lives in a pleasant black-and-white Metaverse where porterhouse steaks grow on trees, dangling at head level from low branches, and blood-drenched Frisbees fly through the crisp,
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pmlnr
6y ago
We have fallbacks, that's not the same as backwards compatibility. They call this HTTP3, and they shouldn't; it's not HTTP.
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6y ago
Right, because all we ever need it is more complexity, no backwards compatibility, and more speed in all terms /s Come on. Networks are extremely FAST by now, TCP or not. It's the silly amount of JS computation pushed to the clien
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pmlnr
6y ago
As a sysadmin who needs to prepare literal thousands of finicky packages with each major version, I'd love to return to the C release cycle of ~10 years.
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pmlnr
6y ago
Try using https://mbasic.facebook.com in a browser with adblock.
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pmlnr
6y ago
They won't. Been there. I asked a lot of people to contact me on phone, sms, email, etc. but not on facebook. Most of them I haven't spoken for years now, ever since I silently deactivated FB. Turns out they were/are not actu
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pmlnr
6y ago
Lol, no. That's the right needed on android to scan the available cells, and wifi aps.
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pmlnr
6y ago
You obviously didn't read the starting article.
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pmlnr
6y ago
Because we don't want to overpopulate as well.
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pmlnr
6y ago
Japan has the problems now we, Western society will be facing in 20 years. This has been true since the 80s, so it's be nice to learn from it, and not follow it.
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pmlnr
6y ago
Liferea. I got tired of putting everything on a webserver.
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pmlnr
6y ago
"TV personalised for you. Movies and shows are grouped in ways that reflect your interests." I can't be the only one who _wants_ to be surprised, out of their usual bubble of interest, at least sometimes. How can one tell thi
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pmlnr
6y ago
WTF. Lie, if needed, because the world wants it? Hell no. Sticking to your principles if a fundamental idea in every single hero story.
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pmlnr
6y ago
What on earth do you base "looks good" on?! On who's taste or what exact data it's based on?
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pmlnr
6y ago
"oh, it's a bug" - so make them financially and legally responsible for bugs. Just like automotive is.
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pmlnr
6y ago
Don't worry, the next gtk3 update will break it. /s
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pmlnr
6y ago
GREENWASHING.
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6y ago
Stanislaw Lem wrote a book in 1951 with the idea that Venus had a full-on warmongering civilization in the past: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Astronauts (don't read the Plot on Wikipedia if you're planni
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pmlnr
6y ago
Yep, same here. Especially when one takes a step back, loads a h323 softphone that, unlike browsers on linux, uses hw encode/decode, and suddenly my laptop doesn't want to fry itself.
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pmlnr
6y ago
Great. Can I has hw encoding/decoding on linux, please? I don't need another software, I need my laptop not to boil.
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6y ago
I'd break them all. Let them burn. Seriously, people need to learn how to deal with the internet, and I'm utterly tired of the let's dumb it down movement - it doesn't work.
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6y ago
- https://www.palemoon.org - https://www.waterfox.net/
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