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by ruph123 5y ago
Wow this is pretty much what I had in mind, thank you so much!
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by ruph123 5y ago
Great tip, thank you!
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by ruph123 5y ago
Have there been any new interactive learning materials come up that explain signal processing, fourier series, laplace transformations, etc. to mere mortals? Everytime I want to understand control theory better I stumble over this and the l
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The Truth they are not telling you about “Themes”(blogs.gnome.org)
3 points by ruph123 5y ago|0 comments
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by ruph123 5y ago
So from Googling, Open Pilot is more a fancy HUD and camera system that assists the driver but leaves all control with him/her? Did not follow Hotz for a while and the last thing I remember was that he was also just working on another
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Apple and Google pulled Russian opposition voting guide app(twitter.com)
4 points by ruph123 5y ago|0 comments
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Snap package manager Wikipedia edits: “Potential conflict of interest”(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ruph123 5y ago|0 comments
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GrapheneOS: The Most Toxic Privacy Community(odysee.com)
3 points by ruph123 5y ago|0 comments
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by ruph123 5y ago
AppImage works perfectly fine in nowadays. But I would be totally fine if it would simply say "Ubuntu" than "Linux". That is really all I'm asking.
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by ruph123 5y ago
Another instance where "Linux == Ubuntu". At least regarding the dependency install script which is just a bunch of "apt-get"s. Sad that it has come to this.
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Unciv(yairm210.itch.io)
3 points by ruph123 5y ago|0 comments
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by ruph123 5y ago
Which other mainstream operating systems allow to apply global themes?
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by ruph123 5y ago
The reason I heard is that it took a long time to take a shot and was expensive. So you did not want to mess up a shoot with a smile. Better go for the safe option and put on your RBF.
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by ruph123 5y ago
Look into CalyxOS. I am also about to jump ship.
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LineageOS for MicroG(lineage.microg.org)
52 points by ruph123 5y ago|4 comments
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Agile Simulator(agilegame.octigo.pl)
3 points by ruph123 5y ago|0 comments
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by ruph123 5y ago
Yet very often they charge restocking fees which is unheard of here. And also these policies are up to their discretion. As you can see in e.g. Walmart’s policy they reserve the right to decline the refund. Better to have a guarantee by hav
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by ruph123 5y ago
This is not a thing. At least in Germany I never once had anyone ask me why I want to return before I could. 90% of the time you already have a return label in the package. Worse case you don’t and you cannot even request one through the we
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by ruph123 5y ago
I did not mean that EU laws make returning on Amazon easy in general but that these laws may make Amazon less likely to behave the same in a way they do e.g. in the US.
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by ruph123 5y ago
Maybe the reason for this is more consumer friendly laws? In the EU you can return any* online/telephone ordered purchase within 14 days (among other laws). *Exceptions are software, digital products, etc.
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by ruph123 5y ago
According to this video which consulted the available research on the topic (and has links to the actual research papers in the description), the legibility of Tiresias for people with impaired vision is unfounded (Can’t look for the specif
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by ruph123 5y ago
That sounds really exciting, thank you so much for your work. I'll give it a try. Great new neovim prospects!
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by ruph123 5y ago
Thank you so much for the thorough answer! There is a lot of exciting stuff for neovim rolling by e.g. on Reddit and I am already very happy with 0.5 so far. It is just hard to filter which new neovim/lua project is really worth the ti
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by ruph123 5y ago
So it’s a fancy fuzzy finder? How is it different/better than fzf? Is it more integrated but therefore less flexible (e.g. less UNIXy)? I read some early report on the neovim reddit where people complained that it was slower than fzf.
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by ruph123 5y ago
The funny thing here is: The key caps are opaque, so you won’t see all that much of the actual key print anyways.
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by ruph123 5y ago
Do you mean ANSI vs ISO? I am under the impression that once you produce an ISO keyboard (e.g. with big enter key) any layout just means different key cap prints and telling the software about it. If they don’t even support ISO in the first
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by ruph123 5y ago
Okay but that does not make it better. A slightly higher boost clock on one hand vs a strong octa-core CPU on the other (and this is last year’s generation).
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by ruph123 5y ago
I am really excited for this and consider buying a second gen next year if they support Linux. But $2000 + tax for a quad core is pretty brutal (i7-1185G7). I got a 14” notebook with a Ryzen 7 4800H for less than 1000€ from a small vendor (
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Humanity Does Not Need Bill Gates(currentaffairs.org)
7 points by ruph123 5y ago|1 comments
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by ruph123 5y ago
The biggest difference (and problem for Stadia) was that you have to buy Stadia games as “Stadia games”. You cannot transfer them out, they are locked into a platform run by a company which is famous for shutting services down rather often.

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