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931.
by rubatuga 7y ago
The problem is he is using the term "wider" which always refers to a change in the color range and not brightness. I agree gamut represents a 3D space.
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by rubatuga 7y ago
> Your monitor does, and if you have a TV capable of HDR (hi dynamic range) that's got a wider gammut, for example... Not true, hdr just means a better contrast ratio.
933.
by rubatuga 7y ago
Please stop spreading (wrong) rumours.
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by rubatuga 7y ago
Has never dropped a connection for me. It always reconnects.
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by rubatuga 7y ago
There's only one USB-C hub listed with a detachable cable, the uni Hub. Any USB-C cable that supports full speed USB 3.2 Gen 2 works. I reviewed it on my blog here: https://www.naut.ca/blog/2019/09/11&#x2
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by rubatuga 7y ago
I can't believe they added AMD support
937.
by rubatuga 7y ago
I mean, it's nice to talk about ideals, but it's also highly unrealistic that people are able to separate the code they write and what is says about them. Especially if you are part of a newly formed team, you must make sure that
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by rubatuga 7y ago
For the record, the last time I called python from R its memory usage ballooned to 10 times its normal size.
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Show HN: Apply .cube 3D LUTs to images in the command line(github.com)
2 points by rubatuga 7y ago|0 comments
940.
by rubatuga 7y ago
Was literally reading it yesterday as well
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New method reveals 3D DNA structure(scienceboard.net)
3 points by rubatuga 7y ago|0 comments
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by rubatuga 7y ago
For those who are coming from a music background, it's the sound you get when you play a sawtooth synth.
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by rubatuga 7y ago
People need to stop hating on fax. Hospitals still use fax because it is a much more punishable crime to tap phone lines which requires physical access, as opposed to a server that could be infected from a hacker halfway across the world.
944.
by rubatuga 7y ago
The mass depletion is less than a milligram...
945.
by rubatuga 7y ago
Kind of like how doctors have malpractice insurance.
946.
by rubatuga 7y ago
You should use verbose mode
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Mitigating MITM for Let's Encrypt HTTP Challenge(naut.ca)
1 points by rubatuga 7y ago|0 comments
948.
by rubatuga 7y ago
Couldn't the maker of the app argue that this app is also used by people who want to avoid protests and violence? And that Apple is now directly hurting citizens by taking that protection away?
949.
by rubatuga 7y ago
These articles are sent lower in the ranking because the mods feel they aren't very constructive
950.
by rubatuga 7y ago
I mean, every cancer therapy drug would be 'evolution busting' if this was the case.
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Self-Hosting Series: Mail Server(naut.ca)
1 points by rubatuga 7y ago|0 comments
952.
by rubatuga 7y ago
Just think of this article of not mostly a science, but a reflection of the common trends that consumers experience and expect. Design trends are good to follow because they are familiar and comforting to users. At the very least, it'l
953.
by rubatuga 7y ago
When you see Zuckerberg as number four on the list, you begin to question the study.
954.
by rubatuga 7y ago
Saying "This is well-known now" is fine, because he/she is indicating that it is well known by people following the Epstein case. On a side note, everybody should keep the minimum level of effort to stay up to date on politic
955.
If You Want to Support Hong Kong(naut.ca)
7 points by rubatuga 7y ago|1 comments
956.
by rubatuga 7y ago
Most wireless speakers released nowadays have a digital EQ to compensate for differences in frequency response to simulate accuracy. However the fact that this EQ is now being utilized on a different set of speakers makes this build far fro
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Windows 10 LTSC Post-Installation Guide(naut.ca)
2 points by rubatuga 7y ago|2 comments
958.
by rubatuga 7y ago
Really isn't that cruel when you look at the solubility of acetaminophen at freezing temperatures.
959.
by rubatuga 7y ago
Canada just has different hate speech laws than the US. Is it so hard to have a happy medium?
960.
by rubatuga 7y ago
Think NSA

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