rendaw

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   by rendaw 2y ago

   Ah I wanted to try cloud gaming with it too, from time to time (stuff arbitrarily blocked here from geforce now etc).
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   by rendaw 2y ago

   I was using Azure for a cloud windows desktop which I need rarely, for using something like itunes or kobo to download books. It cost ~$5 a month. One day windows update bricks the system (hanging while trying to revert some security patch
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   by rendaw 2y ago

   I'm really interested in trying qutebrowser, but I've had so many issues with near-constant breakage in python projects. Are there no similar projects in statically typed languages, or maybe compiled? Also qutebrowser's less
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   by rendaw 2y ago

   But having bad crypto doesn't mean you have to be aggressive... in fact if the critic's goal is to actually improve the situation (and not just vent or demonstrate their superiority) then being polite and actually answering the qu
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   by rendaw 2y ago

   And the critic's only argument is a link to their own blog...
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   by rendaw 2y ago

   Firstly I don't think gp meant it literally, but conversationally as in: the definition decomposes to foot x chain x furlong. Acres can be any shape, but gp is correct that acres were originally defined as chain x furlong (per wikipedi
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   by rendaw 2y ago

   I'm not sure if this is just amazon japan or what, but amazon japan will not only show you things that you didn't search for, it will actively rewrite your search query into a query for those things to gaslight you into thinking y
8. 668.▲
   by rendaw 2y ago

   I agree, but doesn't that basically mean there are two camps: people who dislike it, and people who don't care? I also agree with GP in that there isn't any visible 3rd camp: people who want it. If google themselves thought
9. 669.▲
   by rendaw 2y ago

   Why is it particularly more dangerous or likely than other logic errors?
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    Their getting started guide tells you to manually add the header to the file. How do you get it to automatically add the header like hawkeye does?
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    Toshiba (and Seagate) were mislabeling SMR drives at a premium too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22906959
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    But then the insurance company has to pay, and they'll work hard to make sure it doesn't happen. This doesn't sound like an explanation to me.
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    I'll bite, that sounds like a correction to me.
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    Rather than regulate crypto, it might have been better to not elect him in the first place.
15. 675.▲
    by rendaw 2y ago

    The headline says "delete" not "correct" or "replace". Blame clickbait.
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    There was this "SpaceTop" startup making a laptop with no screen [ https://www.pcworld.com/article/1919392/spacetop-is-the-firs... ], just a built in case for XR glasses like this (except the case was buil
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    I've been blown away by amazon/gcp/azure whose uis progressively waste more and more space. I actually measured it, and on a normal (11"?) laptop screen the list of vms occupied something like 15% of the screen space, t
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    Critical responses from people in the industry are what I come here to read. I have no doubt of your credentials and I'm not at all qualified to judge the technical details here, but your reply comes off as an emotional kneejerk. I re
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    You're also lumping buying mp3s/aac/whatever in with streaming. Sony can't mess with the DRM free audio files you purchase from any marketplace...
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    > Activision explained that the burden of proof should be on me as “there is no requirement for Activision to prove that I had cheated” and “any burden rests on the Claimant” (me). The Judge agreed with this so I had the task of providin
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    So there's Lync and Linq? No wonder I was having trouble searching, and I thought I was bad at spelling on top of that...
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    Why do you need a physical sim in China? Are there just no esim providers? Or is it something deeper?
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    The Nix, OpenGL and Ubuntu Integration Nightmare(alternativebit.fr)

    1 points by rendaw 2y ago|0 comments
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    Oh wow, I wish they'd adopt that strategy to clarify the mess that is .net, .net framework, .net core, .net standard, and .net.
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    I'd heard claims like that before and I was curious so I googled a bit more. It sounds like there's this thing "PRAL" or "potential renal acid load" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potential_
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    Bananas have a pH of around 4.5 for unripe bananas to 6 for ripe bananas, so are acidic.
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    I don't think anyone made that claim in this thread.
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    I assume your commentary is that this is bad, but I'd like to know why. I see this criticism thrown at lots of libraries. All safe code in rust is built on unsafe code. The standard library is full of unsafe code. The purpose of `un
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    I get tons when looking up recipes and cooking related information. Things that will say "X can be refrigerated for up to two weeks" then in the next paragraph "X is fine to refrigerate and eat for 2-3 days" or similar.
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    by rendaw 2y ago

    It doesn't even show me more of what I've already seen, half the sidebar is videos I've already watched (or watched halfway before dropping, with a helpful indicator of my lack of progress). Like, "we see you like video