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6y ago
At least for now, Squad and BF4 are working flawlessly in Proton inc. anti-cheat for me. Can’t say the same for many other anti-cheat games though.
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Cave of the Crystals
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6y ago
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6y ago
IME wrist braces don’t help, they just lead to muscle atrophy. I picked up rock climbing and my RSI hasn’t come back since.
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Kopp–Etchells Effect
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6y ago
Ha, I can relate. Motorcycle guy also.
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6y ago
I just can’t fall in love with EVs. They don’t seem to have the same ‘soul’ as ICEs, which feel beautiful from an engineering perspective. I would happily have an EV daily, but I’ll always want an ICE exotic of some kind for weekend fun.
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shocks
6y ago
I quite like gdb dashboard. https://github.com/cyrus-and/gdb-dashboard
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6y ago
Because I already spent all day on my desktop.
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6y ago
> Good luck breaking the steel beam bed frame :) Depends entirely on the quality of the welds! An old rented flat had metal dining chairs. Eventually the welds on the back rests broke and they started popping off. Nothing I can do about
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6y ago
Lots of complaints here about IKEA furniture durability. My house is full of IKEA furniture and so far none[1] of it has fall apart. I think these tips can go a long way: - use proper tools instead of the cheap tools that come with the prod
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6y ago
I wonder how this guy feels about his no-car-small-apartment in 2020? :) My second bedroom has become an office. I bought my first car a few months ago (after 8 years of living on the outskirts of London) and it has dramatically improved my
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Excel may have caused loss of 16,000 Covid tests in England
(theguardian.com)
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6y ago
I don't have an Apple Watch but I wouldn't be worried about this. I only have credit cards linked to my Apple Wallet - if there's a transaction I don't recognise then I'll just call them and cancel it.
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6y ago
Apple Pay is a godsend right now. Contactless payments up to £1000 mean I can pay for basically everything without touching anything. IMO, pick your battles. I’m happy to pay £0.79 to backup all my photos, and £5/m for decent email. I’
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6y ago
I’m the same except instead of [lastname] it’s ‘example’. The tld is a little rarer but plenty of people still use it as garbage input to web forms!
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6y ago
My email address is *@example.tld Fails a lot of validations because ‘example’ can’t possible by right eh?!
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6y ago
Apple’s pricing makes sense when you realise they’re just a consumer electronics company masquerading as a luxury brand. Most people can afford to buy an iPhone of some kind. $1000 monitor stands and expensive iMacs is what makes their bran
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6y ago
I recently abandoned three 24” hd monitors for a single 43” 4k and I couldn’t go back. All the desk space, loads more screen space. I don’t need high dpi as a programmer.
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6y ago
Not for me. This is a paving slab.
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6y ago
> There's actually one more thing I tried but didn't make it into the post - if we treat the 12 trading windows as distinct asset classes characterized by their own expected return/volatility plus the pair-wise correlation
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7y ago
Not sure why you’ve been downvoted. The title is ambiguous, it could mean open source textbooks that are free of Mathematics!
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7y ago
I’m using Home Assistant to join all my IoT devices together, and Node RED to provide a graphical programming layer for automation. It works really well.
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7y ago
Why?
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7y ago
If you find this interesting, live in London (or are willing to move), and want a job - email me.
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PostgreSQL Query Plan Visualizer
(dbplanview.com)
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7y ago
What worked for me is: - First stabilising by avoiding all unnecessary usage - Avoid wrist straps, they make it worse because your muscles will atrophy - Learn stretching and strengthening exercises from a physio - Use a Kinesis Advantage a
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7y ago
- One running my home automation setup (zigbee2mqtt, home assistant, influxdb, grafana, and nose red) - OctoPi for my 3D printer - RasPlex (Plex client attached to TV) - Lakka, an emulation OS for retro gaming
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7y ago
I use a Xiaomi Dafang camera with custom firmware. They run on my local network with no access to the WAN. I can view them by tunnelling to a Raspberry Pi and forwarding ports. It works well but I have no solution for recording, yet.
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7y ago
Having experts come in and help artists seems much more sensible than artists study real life ultra-violence references in the studio. That's going to mess anyone up.
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7y ago
TIL Dijkstra died in 2002. I don't know why, but I always thought he was much older than that!
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