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541.
by snuxoll 7y ago
Sure? At this point 1500 is the standard, we can’t ever hope to increase it without a way to negotiate the acceptable value across the entire transmission path - that’s what IPv6 gives us.
542.
by snuxoll 7y ago
IPv6 tries to solve this with path MTU discovery.
543.
by snuxoll 7y ago
The datasmith gltf importer is still flagged experimental.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
> Will Blender put the competition out of business? Maya, C4D, Modo, ZBrush, etc. are all rather expensive, and Blender covers so many workflows. It’s happening, you have game studios like Ubisoft throwing money at the Blender Foundation
545.
by snuxoll 7y ago
The grease pencil has been around for longer than 2.8, but it got some serious love recently. The Blender Institute even made a 2D movie with it (Hero) as a showcase for the improvements.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Would be nice if Epic included a proper gltf importer in UE4, there’s an open source one but it is functionally limited compared to Epic’s built-in importers. Blender does a good job of exporting FBX, but it’s nowhere near perfect since the
547.
by snuxoll 7y ago
Meanwhile my WiFi-enabled HomeKit devices happily run on a segmented network.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
6-hour time limit on free instances, there’s a banner at the top of the page linking to an announcement with this detail. Might be wise to make this more visible on the pricing page.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
> at least that's what they tell me. Assuming the countless anecdotes on /r/exmormon are to be believed, nobody really gets a choice. Your local leaders will browbeat you and try to look over your financials if they don’t
550.
by snuxoll 7y ago
Netflix focusing hard on original content while simultaneously fighting against the discovery services built into my Apple TV is mind-boggling. I have shows I’m watching on Hulu, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, as well as ones I’ve purchased from
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by snuxoll 7y ago
GPON is time divided, not frequency divided. You have one wavelength for Tx and one for Rx and everyone on the PON has to split it. It is certainly POSSIBLE to do WDM on a PON, but you need separate matched pairs of transceivers for each co
552.
by snuxoll 7y ago
> I've still never met a black mormon and I even lived in Boise for like 4 years Boisean myself, it’s not exactly like we have much diversity here to begin with - on any given day it feels I’m as likely to spot a non-Caucasian indiv
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by snuxoll 7y ago
There's some performance improvements on the 2020 roadmap[1], but they are not in this EAP's release notes [2]. 1: https://blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2019/12/intellij-platform-ro... 2: https:/&#x
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by snuxoll 7y ago
> A graveyard orbit sounds like it will be flying around up their indefinitely as high speed shrapnel. Does anyone know why they would choose this instead of destroying it on re-entry? Because the ∆v required to re-enter the atmosphere i
555.
by snuxoll 7y ago
The Music app handles local libraries just fine.
556.
by snuxoll 7y ago
Makes absolutely no difference here, Kotlin data classes are just regular Java classes like records are - the compiler implements these methods automatically. Oracle literally did the minimum effort required here, Java Records don't ev
557.
by snuxoll 7y ago
Or data, you can copyright presentation but not facts. Those facts can take a lot of effort to calculate, etc. - but ultimately they are not a creative work.
558.
by snuxoll 7y ago
That’s the point, just like JDBC, ODBC, DB-API, ADO.Net, etc.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
It is, yet it's something most people take for granted. When I moved out from closer to the metro center with my wife I lost access to the bus system, restricting my ability to get around without needing her to drive me. Buying my bike
560.
by snuxoll 7y ago
I don't drive, don't even have a license - my Ninebot Max has been the best purchase I've made to my personal freedom of movement living in the suburbs of a city with lackluster public transit. Intercity bus routes only run M
561.
by snuxoll 7y ago
Frege is a Haskell inspired language on the JVM, about as close as I’ve found.
562.
by snuxoll 7y ago
Lenz v Universal was fought over this, and has opened the floodgates for these claims. Copyright holders cannot just blanket issue DMCA takedowns without evaluating the supposedly infringing content, including consideration of fair use. Whi
563.
by snuxoll 7y ago
17 USC § 512(f), knowingly misrepresenting a DMCA takedown claim can result in liability for damage, attorneys fees, etc.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
I think restoring copyright to sane periods is a better solution, resale of digital goods requires online DRM systems to continue functioning indefinitely and we’ve seen the issues that causes. I would be less annoyed by essentially consuma
565.
by snuxoll 7y ago
Motion smoothing was the first thing I turned off on my new LG TV when I got it this month. It’s a nice feature for sports, but it sucks for basically everything else - especially animation where everything turns into a hot mess. This is a
566.
by snuxoll 7y ago
The current copyright system is beyond messed up. Locking up IP for multiple generations is just downright pro-corporate nonsense, and we mostly have Disney to thank for it.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
My daughters only experience with linear television programming is in lobbies and my families houses for the holidays/visiting grandpa. It’s interesting to watch a generation grow up that literally doesn’t know what traditional TV look
568.
by snuxoll 7y ago
I think training similar for what commercial drone pilots require isn’t far fetched, however. A hobbyist probably doesn’t need to read aerospace maps, METAR reports, etc., but should be able to answer the safety questions with ease before t
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by snuxoll 7y ago
> You might want to look up all of the reasons why they made this choice, including but not limited to the amazing impedance mismatch between Linuxy I/O operations and Windowsy I/O operations. Yeah, this right here is the most
570.
by snuxoll 7y ago
WSL2 operates in a Hyper-V environment, there's too many issues with trying to do syscall emulation that WSL1 attempted - while both will remain supported for a while the writing is already on the wall.

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