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Here's how the new tab bar looks in Firefox on iPad: https://imgur.com/a/QUm3r1q There is so much padding now, that the titles are shortened to a single character when you have more than a few tabs, despite the ta
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It is the same complaint you hear from people posting their art, music, videos, games online. “Why isn’t my creation discoverable among hundred thousands others?” “Why don’t storefronts and catalogues highlight my product?” These people fai
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Ukraine just announced they are stopping all air traffic with Belarus from tomorrow on.
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6y ago
Unfortunately, you don't need that much power to permanently blind a human.
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I wonder if the team has anything planned for Ingenuity after completion of the mandatory mission program. Something that could obtain as much data as possible in the shortest possible time while not particularly caring about the survival
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I've been using 1st generation Fiio X5 since its release in 2014 up to this day. It has been everything I wished from a portable audio player: great sound quality, easily drivees even high impedance headphones with plenty of volume hea
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And yet somehow the whole S2 in centered about Space Shuttle program - years after a successful Sea Dragon launch. This was the most unbelievable development in the whole show.
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Stretch looks to be much more mundane and practical than Spot, which while impressive from a technical perspective always struck me more as a tech demo, than a useful product. Warehouse automation industry is booming and BD/Hyundai wan
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6y ago
End-to-end encryption doesn't matter, if the app itself is backdoored.
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I think we've reached the peak of absurdity, when a linting utility adds an enabled by default inclusive language rule that breaks people's builds for daring to use racist terms like "MasterViewController" or "Maste
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Fixed, thanks.
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I agree, and this applies to satellite manufacturing in general. Starlink has demonstrated that the new launch cadence requires a switch from single unit and small scale to serial production. It's unbelievable that we don't curren
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Not just increased launch demand, Starlink launches serve SpaceX as a testbed for reusability and refurbishment techniques they want to experiment on themselves without risking customer hardware. For example, they intentionally swap hardwar
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Starlink satellites are flying in low Earth orbit with the natural decay and reentry time no more than 5 years. I see this same argument repeated in every Starlink discussion thread.
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>LGBT people generally do not want to be cured (with a few exceptions, mostly religious people who believe their identity is "sinful"). The "solution" to discovering that one is LGBT is generally to accept that for wh
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I also use Pixel 3a as my main phone, despite having an employer-provided iPhone. The only killer app that still keeps me on Android is Firefox with uBlock Origin. If Apple allowed functional 3rd party browsers, I'll switch in a heartb
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Proton initially had some Mac support via MoltenVK, but they never managed to get it runs stable enough, and all mentions of it have been removed from the repo 2 years ago. https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/c
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I wonder what possible DIY applications could this dish have. Something that immediately comes to mind would be a radar or a transmitter for drones.
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This rule is enabled by default in the latest SwiftLint version, and triggers a linting error for using "non-inclusive" variable or class names like "masterViewController" or "blacklist".
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SwiftLint: Add `Inclusive_language` Rule
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If we assume the existence of technologies that make a Martian colony possible, the same technologies would make asteroid mining even more viable. Now the complex manufacturing is a whole other set of problems. Unless someone invents a magi
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While Deadbeef is a great player in general, it doesn't buffer the data when playing from a network drive, which causes a playback interruption every time there's a connection problem, even for a split second. For this reason I&#x
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RDNA2 seems to be based on the R&D AMD already done for Sony and Microsoft when designing new consoles. It brings largely the same architecture and feature set to the PC platform, with the exception of the proprietary storage technologi
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Same here. Living in a walkable European city helps a lot.
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I've been having similar thoughts ever time I read about the incredible engineering and scientifical achievements of the first decades of Space Age. If we're living in a simulation, have the beings running it accounted for the dev
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https://spaceflighthistory.blogspot.com/ - No Shortage of Dreams: the story of spaceflight told through missions & programs that didn't happen
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I had a similar anecdotal story just a couple of months ago. I've spilled a few drops of juice on my 16" MBP keyboard, which was enough for three keys to become sticky. They've replaced the keyboard and whole top case chassis
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Artemis vs Apollo: Is NASA's Artemis Program “Sustainable?”
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In "Deepness in the Sky" a spaceship's computer is still running on Unix time many thousands years into the future. It is generally believed that the calendar starts with the first Moon landing, and only the main character as
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I miss the time all major news websites had a comment section directly below the main content. It's an interesting parallel to the whole idea of the companies ignoring customer feedback by limiting their communication channels discusse
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