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by runxel 6y ago
Same with grafic tablets. You can't get around that. Which is okay – normal pencils wear down as well.
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by runxel 6y ago
Worst compared with what? I mainly use Acrobat Pro, but I find myself opening my PDFs in Firefox more and more. Acrobat is really slooooooow, it takes ages for a cold start, and after it started the whole thing gets locked up for a minute o
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by runxel 6y ago
It just looks like WhatsApp – why not use that instead? For those who miss the "Saved Messages" thing from Telegram: You make a group and kick out everybody. Then you are in a group – alone. Now stick it to the top of WA and voilá
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Universal Bypass(universal-bypass.org)
1 points by runxel 6y ago|0 comments
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by runxel 6y ago
Both theories are somewhat incomprehensible for normal human beings. The idea, that everythinw we know just came into existence at some point is as shocking as trying to think of something that has no beginning and no end. We humans are i
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by runxel 6y ago
Never heard of it either, but the homepage provides some info: > GraphicsMagick is originally derived from ImageMagick 5.5.2 as of November 2002 but has been completely independent of the ImageMagick project since then.
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by runxel 6y ago
What we see here is a final rebellion of the big media companies worldwide. In Germany we have seen something similar. In the end, it's highway robbery: Google is made to pay to the mediacorp, but it is not allowed to de-index them eit
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by runxel 6y ago
Would have been much funnier, if this would have been just a page with a single word on it: NO. See also: http://dowebsitesneedtolookexactlythesameineverybrowser.com/
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by runxel 6y ago
Well, I think nobody really got the punchline, huh? Mozilla laid off nearly all their engineers – which are the ~250 people, who are A QUARTER of Mozilla. Wait what? What for do they need so many people? Everybody who is not brainfried
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by runxel 6y ago
It's a Revit problem. Autodesk is known for hating on OpenBIM, since it threateans their hegemony. I've never heard of anyone saying everything went smooth when dealing with Revit + IFC. It's still not certified for IFC 4 and
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by runxel 6y ago
Was reyling on Autodesk a bad idea? Sure it was! Do you have any idea of the AEC industry? Does not seem so. Funny enough, those big offices signing the open letter are so big they actually have in-house devs. But this is only feasible for
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by runxel 6y ago
Well, we do, and we are pretty successful. Archicad is Hungarian, Allplan is German, Tekla originates from Finnland. (Also please note: the offices which signed the open letter to Autodesk are mostly UK-based, so strictly speaking are not m
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by runxel 6y ago
Depends on the industry. For automotive and even ship design a lot of studios are using it (even not openly, but in a "secret" manner). In AEC many students nowadays use it during university. Some offices use it as well, and if on
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by runxel 6y ago
Fun fact: Everybody who says "We are not using Rhino" lies. All the big studios might be using Autodesk products in the front, but I know of some who have a senior engineer who has a secret PC in some attic with Rhino installed. I
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by runxel 6y ago
You're funny. Nobody cares about AutoCAD any longer. For whatever task you have at hand there are better alternatives. Only people stuck in a time loop use it. That being said: The AEC has a deeply troubling problem – It's full of
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by runxel 6y ago
No wonder all the smaller AEC software firms out there are pushing OpenBIM very hard. If you think you need to convert an Archicad .pln into a Revit .rvt you're doing it wrong and essentially playing into the hands of Autodesk. We real
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by runxel 6y ago
Exactly because you are a hacker you should be most interested in the most boring possible kind of setup. Those folks never heard of KISS, huh? The whole article just read as a "I don't even now what I'm doing"-thing.
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Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by runxel 6y ago|0 comments
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The Most Wanted Man Jan Marsalek Located in Belarus – Bellingcat(bellingcat.com)
3 points by runxel 6y ago|1 comments
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by runxel 6y ago
Also the Bluetooth "logo" is actually just the signet of king Bluetooth.
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by runxel 6y ago
I would really love to see a technical breakdown and see how it works, what his stack looks like, how the straigthening info is put in, etc...
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by runxel 6y ago
Me too! Thats's why I use Stylus in Firefox. I style most of the sites I visit (I really like dark mode...). What I did on HN was e.g. to apply `.comment { max-width: 35em; }`. That's a much better width!
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by runxel 6y ago
I would like to add presentation here. Actually the very website has put me off to read more than a few sentences. If we talk about accessibility by contriving short sentences which are easy to read and grok, we should also mean accesibilit
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by runxel 6y ago
Also, it doesn't work. Just tested it right now.
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by runxel 6y ago
Well, thanks, I guess? Hahah, seems so weird to download random things from random sites to gain a security feature...
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by runxel 6y ago
So much yes! I never understood why you would have to pay for security... "Oh look, our software is inherently insecure, but if you pay more, you can get a mitigation." It truly gives no good light on whatever you sell.
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by runxel 6y ago
But only in the Pro version?! Windows 10 Home doesn't have it.
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by runxel 6y ago
Just as a social observation I noticed a pattern which always struck me pretty hard: Nearly all (say 9 out of 10, and not, it's not an exaggeration) of my friends – me included FWIW – have some kind of cover over their webcams. This is
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by runxel 6y ago
Fair point, but I'm a Windows user, so that alone is not really an argument. The interface looks better, sure, but nothing really makes me to be dissatisfied.
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by runxel 6y ago
Been on the "regular" KeePass all along. Should I switch?

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