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by sorenjan 4y ago
This reminds me of the world cup in South Africa, where the spectators used vuvuzelas to make a unique sound that I found hard to endure. I figured it would be easy to use a notch filter to remove it, but I could never find a way to impleme
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Sounds like local contrast adjustment. There are several different ways of solving it, here's a couple that look like they work pretty well: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63251089/how-to-do-a-loc... ht
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I thought that the main disadvantage with flying wings for passenger traffic was that any kind of roll is made much worse the further you get from the main roll axis, so turbulence etc becomes more uncomfortable in the wing part.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Lexus did it in 2006 with the LS460. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9sP-w-xxAI
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Anker has a power bank with integrated charger[0], or charger with built in power bank. Don't think it's made to be used as a UPS, but maybe it can be. > Inline USB ultracapacitor banks seem like a reasonable product too though
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by sorenjan 4y ago
That's not a meme, that's a joke.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Sweden has Swish, Norway has Vipps, etc. There is work ongoing to integrate systems from different countries to make them work together. https://empsa.org/
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by sorenjan 4y ago
One of my favorite features in Google Photos is the map view. I often can't remember when I took a photo, but know where it was. Open the map, navigate to where I took it, and there it is. I consider it a must have for a photo manager
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Recuva has worked well for me in the past, it has a "Restore folder structure" option in the settings. https://www.ccleaner.com/recuva
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by sorenjan 4y ago
OsmAnd
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by sorenjan 4y ago
PowerToys adds a bunch of new shortcuts using the Windows key, and ConEmu uses it for several shortcuts as well. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/ https://conemu.github.io/e
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Maybe Slint could be an option? From former Qt developers. https://slint-ui.com/
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by sorenjan 4y ago
In Firefox holding down alt lets you select text in links without navigating to the link target. How do you do that without moving the window?
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I sometimes end up on pages that I can't scroll. It turns out some pages show a sticky div with a cookie consent dialog, and uBlock has removed it but left the overflow: hidden on the body tag that the site owner found necessary to put
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Columns that you have to scroll like that is not user friendly, their height needs to be limited to less than the window height.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Why not limit the height of the columns so they fit on the screen, and wrap around to new columns lower down? So when you reach the end of the rightmost column, you scroll down the page and continue reading at the leftmost column. I've
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Newspapers use columns for the same reason, to not get too wide lines. Unfortunately I don't think I've ever seen a site use columns, even though CSS supports it. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Most if not all development still takes place in Sweden. I think any perceived quality loss is more likely to be because of the increased complexity both in modern cars in general, and because Volvo wants to be more upmarket and premium whi
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by sorenjan 4y ago
The last time I looked into it Blender's ROCm support seemed like a special case with support from AMD. I don't know if that's what it is, every time I try to get a handle on AMD's compute offering I get dizzy. There&#x2
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by sorenjan 4y ago
It should be noted that AMD's ROCm doesn't work on most consumer gaming GPUs, unlike CUDA, and doesn't work on Windows. So it's not a good choice if you're writing software for end users where you can't control
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by sorenjan 4y ago
The sad thing is that $2k barely gets you a carbon frame with low end components now. A mid tier bike is maybe $5k, and high end can easily be more than $10k. Personally I really don't get why anyone would pay $10k for a bike. Amateurs
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by sorenjan 4y ago
If most people are there just to finish then comfort should be more important than speed. In that case big tires and more relaxed geometry makes perfect sense.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Has people been mining with 3090? I thought you didn't need that much vram for mining and that other cards would be much more cost effective.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I don't disagree with you, a lot of the missions felt like more of the same. And the focus on online has been disappointing, but that just means I haven't played GTA in a few years. I also rarely play any games, so I'm not a
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Is this what zero trust is supposed to protect against? It's weird to let everyone have free reign over critical infrastructure and data once you gain access to the network. Are there any network security that uses AI to automatically
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I don't play multiplayer games, but GTA single player are some of my favorite games. As long as there is a good single player campaign in GTA VI I'll buy it pretty much immediately when it's available for PC, as I'm sure
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Ok, maybe bringing everything into the global namespace is a bit of a stretch, but you could at least do the most common ones. Who's going to alias cout or string? As for std::get, while it's a separate issue I think the problem t
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by sorenjan 4y ago
> import std; as default Personally I think he should switch to using namespace std; as default as well. The compiler can warn if you alias the names, and all the std:: in C++ code is just noise and annoying to read and write.
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Dump these small-biz routers, says Cisco, we won't patch their flawed VPN(theregister.com)
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by sorenjan 4y ago
According to this list[0] some Samsung Galaxy S20 does support it, as does the Pixel 5 (and 4 and 6). Google also lists both models as having L5 support[1]. Of course the best way of knowing if your phone supports it is to test it yourself.

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