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by rjvs 6y ago
They are locked in place in a frame system. They have to be lifted off.
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by rjvs 6y ago
From the pricing page, it looks like even if you pay for the most expensive option, you still only get to remove their watermark for 30 minutes! If you are paying for the basic service (NOT free) you can only remove their watermark for 2 m
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by rjvs 6y ago
Has anyone done any studies on the level of similarity of the viewpoints between various arms of the Murdoch media outlets (Sky/Fox/Star & various newspapers such as The Times) around the world when compared to say, their near
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by rjvs 6y ago
This might be true for wherever you live but there are many locations where interconnection is not practical due to distance or other challenges.
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by rjvs 6y ago
It may be better value for your particular use case. It depends entirely on the requirements, surely? If you need the faster SSD, hardware disk encryption, ability to run MacOS or some other feature that the Mac Pro has over the system yo
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by rjvs 6y ago
It’s common and defensible to do it once on startup, apparently tiktok was accessing to clipboard “every few keystrokes” (I read elsewhere it was every 8s). https://www.ilounge.com/news/tiktok-clipboard-data-collectio..
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by rjvs 6y ago
Do you feel the same way about Marvel movies, or TV and movies in general? Honest question because especially the blockbusters likely produce more waste, although less visibly and certainly consume more resources.
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by rjvs 6y ago
There is one case in Australia that is similar, although also more personal https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-22/coronavirus-fears-doc...
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by rjvs 6y ago
Not saying that the claims are all true but reading a little more closely, they aren't as extreme as you make out. The press release actually states that the batteries they intend to trial are 1000 Wh/kg and they quoted raw mater
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by rjvs 6y ago
The phone batteries that people handled did store a lot less energy though.
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by rjvs 6y ago
> All we need is the tests now. Plus people to then do what they are told...
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by rjvs 7y ago
Similar mistakes were made by seemingly every country that hadn’t dealt with a SARS virus before. This might be partially explained by the leadership position the US has traditionally enjoyed on the world stage.
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by rjvs 7y ago
Surprise, the clickbait headline misrepresents what the original article they were summarising said. They didn't hit it with a shovel, they used the shovel to add pressure: > In late February, the team moved on to what Spohn calls
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by rjvs 7y ago
SpiderEye [1] is another project with the same approach, while Ultralight [2] is very different but with similar goals in some ways (light cross-platform application UI). 1. https://github.com/JBildstein/SpiderEye 2.
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by rjvs 7y ago
Any particular reason you linked to Teradek instead of the one that you use? I'm very interested in something like this for trade shows and on-site demos.
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by rjvs 7y ago
The title is "Remote Work, Podcast..." not focused on creating a personal recording studio. It's not really appropriate to have a rackmount pre-amp to just make you sound slightly better on a conference call.
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by rjvs 7y ago
So you're suggesting that the advantage JPEG XL has is that it will compress existing JPEGs better than FLIF or AVIF?
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by rjvs 7y ago
I don't think they know how to light a fire from scratch (yet?) but birds use fire, starting new fires using existing embers and burning twigs. https://www.sciencealert.com/birds-intentionally-set-prey-ab...
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by rjvs 7y ago
If they could put relatively cheap cameras on the "back" of these satellites (without them being destroyed when facing the sun) and publish the data they collect, that might be enough to stem the flow of negative publicity. Maybe
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by rjvs 7y ago
Has anyone had good experiences with KCP? Syncthing removed their implementation [1] because it didn't live up to expectations. 1 https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/4737
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by rjvs 7y ago
Indeed; since we are working in VR, high-precision indoor positioning for us is sub-mm, which is very different to a navigation use-case.
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by rjvs 7y ago
Cash is a resource.
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Optimising design resources for F1 rule changes(bbc.com)
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by rjvs 7y ago
There are a lot of native English speakers in the world and not all of them use the same idioms that you do. This seems like perfectly valid English to me; some other words that could be used instead of “landed” in the aircraft sentence inc
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by rjvs 7y ago
Isn't that basically what has already happened in this case?
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by rjvs 7y ago
You’re nit-picking when I think the analogy is clear but it doesn’t effect your credit if the company you work for declares bankruptcy, so the comparison to the company’s tech debt seems to hold up even if you push it.
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by rjvs 7y ago
The more you know, the more you know that you don't know...
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by rjvs 7y ago
If Intel hadn’t sold to Apple, they would have had to pay out severance packages to 2200 engineers, plus break costs on whatever ongoing contracts existed (leases etc). So the comparison isn’t +$1B against $0, more like +$1B against -$1B (o
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by rjvs 7y ago
The gamut might be wider but "however you'd like" is a bit of a stretch. Wearing traditional Arabian dress -- for men or women -- would almost certainly increase the amount of friction you experience in a day. Also, a frivo
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by rjvs 7y ago
There are lots of UI interactions in AR/VR based on gaze. It’s a top-tier paradigm in Hololens, for example. Personally I find it annoying; I want to concentrate on the content not some button or action zone. Part of the problem is tha

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