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This. The two MER rovers were supposed to last 90 Marsian days but instead made it to 10+ years.
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Rust makes Rayon’s data parallelism magical
(developers.redhat.com)
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Its not. Schufa collects negative entries. If you did not pay back loans in time you will have a bad Schufa. To the contrary in the US you have to have “good credit” meaning you have to have participated in the “credit system” and behaved w
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The forum entry linked in the post has a much clearer image of the weirdly amateurish modifications: https://forums.puri.sm/t/new-post-librem-14-in-pictures/1314...
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And “Knacker” is also a sausage because it “knacks” when you break it in half. Knack in German has the meaning snap or crack.
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5y ago
> ... yet there are no affordable devices like this. Watchy costs about $60 [0]. There is also a dude who put together a guide with how to make one yourself and even lists the components [1]. An e-ink display for his watch costs about $1
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Librem 14 units appear to have been modified by a 3rd party
(reddit.com)
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As far as I can tell the Amazfit Blip is the latest with a transflective display. If there was an option to install a different OS on it, I would love to use one.
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Is there any such device with an OLED or e-ink display? All of the above mentioned have IPS panels and things like watchy with an eink display are not really for fitness tracking and don’t have a HR monitor. I wish there was a Pebble in 202
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Understood, still learning.
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> But please, go on continuing to believe Europeans are superior to the rest of the world. I remember that working out really well for you guys back in the 1930s. That is unnecessarily snarky. The comment I was replying to was suggesting
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> 49% of Brits would support the reintroduction of the death penalty ... for murdering a child. You forgot that part didn’t you? If you pull up the poll if death penalty should be reintroduced for all murderers only 32% are in support [0
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JingPad Linux Tablet Indiegogo
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Or even more importantly the Max Planck Institutes and Helmholz. Max Planck society is a heavy weight for sure and the co-operation with universities pretty unique as they need each other and are fully public (other than e.g. American priva
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6y ago
Can you not just change it yourself in Gnome Tweaks? Which font is it they are using?
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> I'd rather pay more and buy something made locally. Do you mean the lavalier mic from Aliexpress I mentioned? Well I first ordered one from Amazon and from knowing that and from looking at many other offers it is clear that these
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I mean I have the Fifine with the non-tripod stand (linked above) and mic sock and use it already besides my notebook slightly angled towards my mouth out of the frame. I keep gain knob down and when I am lazy, I just set Zoom's auto
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That is awesome, I def. also will get the arm (and esp. the shock mount). Do you have the mic close to your mouth "podcaster style" for optimal results or rather away and out of frame? I still struggle with that. I don't want
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I both know what a pimp is and that that show probably made the expression famous. (In Germany there was even "Pimp my Fahrrad") However, I was not aware that this is not generally used in day-to-day language by native speakers.
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I think it is fair to assume that most people have some type of headphones at home or are capable of buying some. Also you don't have to put the mic so close to your face that it is visible in your video feed. It still has a much bette
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I am not a native english speaker, to me "pimp up" means to "upgrade" something. Sorry if that came off wrong.
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I bought the fifine condenser microphone and it is really nice. I use it on Linux and it only costs about 30 bucks, depending on which version. I got the slightly more expensive version for 40 dollars which has a detachable cable and a bac
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A cheap and usable condenser mic costs 30 bucks (e.g. Fifine), a lavalier mic costs between 2 bucks on aliexpress and 50 for e.g. from Rode. (I found that the ultra cheap aliexpress are the exact same like the no-brand 10 bucks on amazon, l
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Allow arbitrary URLs, expect arbitrary code execution
(positive.security)
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Do you care to share a link then?
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I think you are interpreting too much into my side comment of “its a dark pattern I guess”. Hereby I retract this part of my statement.
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> Things System 76 refuses to do: usbc PD And: LVFS
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> A new feature that adds value is not a 'dark pattern'. Lets not be dramatic. Family plans are in my eyes. They log users more into the platform and makes it very difficult to switch. If you want to move away from Spotify, you
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I used 1Password for a long time. When they shifted to the SaaS model I left angrily. Over time I tried out several other programs such as Enpass (came close to the original 1pw), keepass varieties, Bitwarden but found myself back at 1Passw
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Slowsort seems to be another name for the (to me) more common name Bogosort: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogosort
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