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by sorenjan 5y ago
> Video had literally thousands of commonly used sites embed third party players before we got a standard. Yes, and now I can right click a video and open it in it's own tab, pop it open in an overlay, or download it easily. > So
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I think such an element would be welcome, and make it easier to add 3D elements to websites. A while ago I wanted to share some 3D models with people, but there weren't any good options. I found a couple sites that lets you upload .obj
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Just because there were no government mandated lockdown doesn't mean that everyone was living as usual. There are plenty of people that are still working from home today, and have been since spring 2020. I don't have any numbers,
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Scrolling is very laggy in Firefox.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
How do you handle arrays of values where the array lengths are not a multiple of 8 in this kind of vectorized code? Do you zero pad them before handling them to the vectorized function, or do you run a second loop element by element on the
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I don't know what kind of usage numbers their secret chats have, but if that's the case maybe that's a sign most people prefer the convenience of non E2E chats to the security of E2E? And if someone is just a tiny bit interes
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Telegram supports E2E encrypted secret chats. https://telegram.org/faq#q-how-are-secret-chats-different
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Yes, this bothers me as well. If 40% of all graduates in a particular field (like engineering) are women, and a company wants to have 50% female employees, that would mean they are overrepresented, since the employment pool isn't the g
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by sorenjan 5y ago
> A new look task bar. Centred similar to the macOS dock by default but lacking the ability to position on any other screen edge? This is confirmed on the Windows 11 specification site: > Alignment to the bottom of the screen is the o
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by sorenjan 5y ago
It's a disparaging remark to make it clear that the other person's opinions are wrong and that they as a person is of lesser value and should be ignored or attacked. It's used as a conversation stopper and to polarize the dis
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by sorenjan 5y ago
1a : an insulting or disparaging remark or innuendo b : a shaming or degrading effect https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/slur
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by sorenjan 5y ago
That's strange. I don't use their app myself, but their Outdoor map style on their website is probably my favorite OSM map style. They even render hiking trails with the correct color from OSM data, which is unusual. Take this are
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Yes. Instead of saying it's obvious nonsense, they said it might be true, basically encouraging readers to keep digging into the ridiculous conspiracy.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Wikileaks fanned the flames around pizzagate. Don't put your hopes for an informed public in that organization. https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/5c8u9l/we_are_the_wik...
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by sorenjan 5y ago
They write "Now that web apps are capable of reading and writing files", and link to their article about the File System Access API, which is a Chromium only API. They're trying to make it look like Chrome only apps are regul
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I don't like that they refer to web apps and browser when they actually mean Chromium apps on the web and Chromium based browsers. Reminds me of a certain embrace, extend strategy.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Win+PrtScr saves the screenshot as a PNG file in Pictures\Screenshots. Windows also ships with a tool called Snipping tool[0], but that now says that it will be replaced by Snip & Sketch [1]. If you want to quickly take a cropped screen
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by sorenjan 5y ago
It could probably be done with Cesium for Unreal, although I question weather it's a good idea to provide shooter games in real locations. Perhaps a less violent sandbox game would be a better idea. https://cesium.com/p
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Here's a source from Bosch themselves saying "up to 65 nm", which I assume means 65 nm as the smallest feature. They're making "Application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), and power semiconductors" mainly
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by sorenjan 5y ago
The Vice and the NYT articles are better, and of course there's a Wikipedia article about it. This article is too focused on the Australian part of the operation with too little detail about how it actually worked. https://w
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by sorenjan 5y ago
For me, one of the biggest advantages Firefox have over the competition, beside nostalgia from having used it since launch, is the search bar. I prefer having navigation in one bar, and search in another. It makes it much easier to quickly
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by sorenjan 5y ago
You can set browser.proton.enabled to false in about:config to get rid of the new design. I agree that it is a downgrade, but I also think that it's important to keep Firefox around as a counterweight to Chromium.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I find it infuriating how designers keep adding more and more whitespace and padding on my desktop computer. If you want to make your UI easier to use on touch devices that's fine, but Windows 10 has a tablet mode that I keep disabled,
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by sorenjan 5y ago
We get by just fine. Education, health care, vacation, parental leave, child care, a house and two cars. What else do you need? It's not about a race to the bottom, it's the vast differences in pay in the same society. If the medi
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by sorenjan 5y ago
That comparison was aimed at the average salary of ~120k for all employees. And maybe there's a middle ground between moving everyone to Thailand and having a non profit operating on donated money based in the most expensive area in th
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by sorenjan 5y ago
The average software developer salary in Germany is €50 000 per year, just to take one western country as an example. I doubt Wikipedia would be much worse with European developers. American IT salaries are not the norm, and they're a
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by sorenjan 5y ago
What exactly is that CEO doing for that money? What important strategic decisions are there to make at Wikipedia? Why do they have to be San Francisco based? The annual real median personal income in the US in 2019 was $35,977[0], how can a
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by sorenjan 5y ago
According to this article [0], cement is the source of 8% of the worlds carbon dioxide emissions. Switching from renewable materials like wood to carbon emitters like concrete is not what the world needs right now. [0] https://ww
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by sorenjan 5y ago
They're doubling down because their technoking can't admit he's wrong, and they keep getting away with it. Maybe a class-action lawsuit would be a good idea.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I've seen several videos of Tesla's autopilot getting confused by road markings and steering towards obstacles as a result. Using fewer sensors gives you less information, which seems like a bad idea for something as critical and

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