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by russelg 2y ago
Judging by the last thread about Bartender, when people were discussing alternatives, some people did not even know that was how you can rearrange your menu icons. So I can see why it's worth mentioning. Also worth mentioning that this
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by russelg 2y ago
Or V0 is acceptable as well. 192 is crazy...
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by russelg 2y ago
I think you have terminology wrong here. by definition, WEB-DL is the exact encrypted video/audio content that is served, but unencrypted of course. You literally cannot get higher quality than a proper WEB-DL.
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by russelg 2y ago
A JBOD is as the initialism, they're Just a Bunch of Disks. They are simply enclosures that allow a large number of disks to be hooked up to a server. Any RAID or whatnot would be done on the software side, with Ceph or something simil
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by russelg 2y ago
Awesome post! I can see myself using your planner for sure.
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by russelg 3y ago
It's not blacking out on purpose, rather it's a side-effect of the DRM chain. The DRM content is rendered outside of the UI chain, so it cannot be captured as part of a normal screenshot or video. The same happens on macOS (and ev
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by russelg 3y ago
That full-colour 3D printer from Mikami they mention is quite awesome, with an eye-watering price! https://www.mimakiusa.com/products/3d/3duj-553/
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by russelg 3y ago
Australia ranges from GMT+8 in the west to GMT+10 (or +11 with DST) in the east.
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by russelg 3y ago
Would love to know how the method of consumption affects this, since the study seems to be targeting smokers (i.e. combustion) the results seem to make sense. It would be interesting if they included people who don't smoke (edibles) an
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by russelg 3y ago
It's very likely their switching time between wall power and battery isn't quick enough to keep a computer on. With ATX you need to switch power in no longer than 16ms else the computer will shut off.
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by russelg 3y ago
Search subscription seems to be working quite well for Kagi. Source: I use it, and I like it. If you search HN for Kagi you'll find a lot of discourse about it.
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by russelg 3y ago
In this context, self-hosted probably means that the user/org hosts the service that the app connects to. i.e. Element connecting to your own matrix home server, or something like next/ownCloud.
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by russelg 3y ago
Firefox is already using AI (fully local) for their new translation feature.
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by russelg 3y ago
Article should be changed to https://www.ifixit.com/News/90137/vision-pro-teardown-why-th... 9to5mac offers no additional insight here.
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by russelg 3y ago
In the text, they do say Notarization will include both automatic checks and human review.
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by russelg 3y ago
I'm curious as to why you took that approach. Why not just straight to B2 from each machine? Is it for a redundant local copy of all the backups? If so that sounds like a good idea since restoring from B2 takes ages just because listin
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by russelg 3y ago
This is only a viable option for a device running a desktop OS. How am I going to do that on an iPhone, or for my TV?
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by russelg 3y ago
TB3 is backwards compatible so you can use the Apple TB2 to 3 adapter in conjunction with a TB2 cable to hook up any TB3 device to your MBP 2015. I had the mid-2015 15" MBP and used the adapter to hook up an external GPU. If that can w
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by russelg 3y ago
I haven't tried komga, but the main draw of Suwayomi is that it supports Tachiyomi extensions, so in theory supports every site that Tachiyomi did.
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by russelg 3y ago
Chiming in with my favourite "fork" (it's a compatible reimplementation rather than a fork) here: https://github.com/Suwayomi/Suwayomi-Server It's a server version of Tachiyomi. It supports all the
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by russelg 3y ago
In this context they probably mean browser permissions, like notifications or camera/mic access.
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by russelg 3y ago
I'm in Perth so yeah I don't get to experience driving on those roads very often, but when I have I'm in a Corolla hatchback and definitely don't feel safe doing above 30km/h LOL
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by russelg 3y ago
AU drivers licenses are issued by each state, but same as the US they can be used as a national ID. And yep, they all have unique designs as well. However there is a baseline for the information they have to have on them, which is: Address,
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by russelg 3y ago
Sure that applies to software development, but does it really apply to writing documentation? The articles currently on the developer page could be split up evenly between a team and be worked on simultaneously.
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by russelg 3y ago
In Australia, drivers licenses and passports are defacto national IDs. And we felt the sting of that when Optus (2nd largest telecom provider) leaked half of the population's IDs. Not to mention before this there was almost no way to g
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by russelg 3y ago
Honestly, 10mph is not far off the speed you want to be going on these unsealed gravel roads.
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by russelg 3y ago
Both you and the GP failed to mention what browser you're using.
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by russelg 3y ago
To be fair the video is a recording of a telephone call with reporters, so basically an earnings call.
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by russelg 3y ago
I feel one issue is that the people who are Firefox power users are also disabling telemetry, so the developers aren't getting any usage data from the people who care the most about Firefox. So the only usage data they receive is from
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by russelg 3y ago
Where is the hacker spirit here? The number of Apple apologists that have crawled out to say "see? I told you so!!" is saddening. It is a bit dicey when you're charging for it, but since Mini was entirely client-side it would

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