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by spear 6y ago
I've found the best way to save a page on a browser is to print it ... to PDF.
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by spear 6y ago
Yeah, Citi's web app for managing virtual credit card numbers still uses Flash. That's the only reason I still need Flash. I haven't seen any indication that they're working on a replacement
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by spear 7y ago
Ha, I ordered mine more than two years ago. However, it looks like the first orders have just started shipping! If there's something that exemplifies the thread title, it's this project.
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by spear 7y ago
Sony's mid- to high-end LCD TVs have a feature they call "X-Motion Clarity" that pretty much does that -- local dimming zones independently strobing (at 120Hz) depending on picture content/motion. Seems to work well.
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by spear 7y ago
I think the article makes the assumption that modern NiMHs are all of the Eneloop type. I think that's fair -- it seems like almost all the NiMHs I see for sale these days are the same type. The longer Wirecutter test article it refe
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by spear 7y ago
Do you see Apple selling its CPUs to other PC makers? If not, which ARM CPU licensee do you see as being competitive with Intel in the PC space?
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by spear 7y ago
Thirty years of Emacs here as well(1). I still use Gnus to read e-mail and Usenet, and my desktop calculator is a small frame that's running Calc. (1) Well, technically, that includes several years of XEmacs in the middle, when GNU Em
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by spear 8y ago
Do you have examples? I have a 75" LCD/LED and I haven't noticed such problems. Altered Carbon and Lost in Space look spectacular. The Marvel shows look pretty good as well. I wish Netflix had more stuff in 4k, let alone
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by spear 8y ago
For Netflix on Linux, both Firefox and Chrome are limited to 720p. However, there's an extension to enable 1080p playback: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/force-1080p-n... You can also fi
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by spear 8y ago
I suppose then she'd be criticized for being too "hysterical".
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by spear 9y ago
Not to pick on you because I see this response a lot, but that's really misleading. She was also indicted for insider trading and though that charge was thrown away by the judge, the SEC also filed a civil case against her for insider
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by spear 9y ago
That's a false dichotomy -- you can do FPGA verification in addition to simulation-based verification. And yes, there are ASIC teams that have successfully done that.
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by spear 9y ago
I got the same message plus "Click the button below to continue your enrollment in TrustedID Premier." The button said "Enroll" so I stopped there.
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by spear 9y ago
And yet, in the Drivers Championship standings, Max is well behind his teammate Daniel Ricciardo (who is of course, driving the same car).
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by spear 10y ago
And (unfortunately?) this guy is now at Tesla.
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by spear 12y ago
You pay a one-time fee to each of the three credit bureaus. The fee varies by state (around $5-$10, may be less for seniors, usually free for identity theft victims). You can do this online. If you need to unfreeze (eg. applying for a new