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841.
by spookie 3y ago
Not half, but it does sound better with less bitrate. The diff depends on content somewhat.
842.
by spookie 3y ago
You know, I had the same issue this weekend. Err... in reverse. But, I just remembered your reply and you might find this website useful : http://www.subdude-site.com/WebPages_Local/RefInfo/Computer/...
843.
by spookie 3y ago
For the 3rd paragraph, specifically: That's a fault with Windows not being clear enough with what is actually being in use, and what may be used and already there for a myriad of reasons. (edit: specified my intent on the reply)
844.
by spookie 3y ago
There are distributions that enable it by default, Fedora comes to mind.
845.
by spookie 3y ago
Honestly, if anything I'm trying to do is sufficiently complex, I reach for pen and paper and use drawings, abstract ideas to have a better idea of what I'm going to code. Actually, this way you catch a lot of poor design decision
846.
by spookie 3y ago
When talking about other OS, you might want to turn it off if you have your disk encrypted. So it serves its purpose.
847.
by spookie 3y ago
Reading is one thing, making the other format use as many features as the original where possible, is another. It's understandable, but one always has meshlab for that :)
848.
by spookie 3y ago
The real world might be tragic, violent, or worse. But, inhumane conduct on the "metaverse" is much more normalized and common than in the relative considerate society I live in. I understand the bias here. It might be reason behi
849.
by spookie 3y ago
I'd wager it's still better than the cyber world
850.
by spookie 3y ago
Fair enough, I may have seen implications that weren't there. So, I'm sorry.
851.
by spookie 3y ago
Please, do enlighten us on the instances that are defederated.
852.
by spookie 3y ago
There's a big blue button on their homepage leading you to the general instance. You pick that. Instances don't matter for most people. If you aren't most people, you'll understand what that means by using the platform.
853.
by spookie 3y ago
Eh, don't worry, there are plenty of instances that won't federate with Threads or other select instances. You have the choice to remain among the people you want. And before someone mentions "that defeats its purpose",
854.
by spookie 3y ago
The real world is a lot saner, and beautiful
855.
by spookie 3y ago
For dismissing crediting someone for their work based on an appeal for the majority
856.
by spookie 3y ago
That's not a good argument, I'm sorry. A lot of people spent time and effort designing and creating something; credit, or reference is the least one could do. If it's not done, even in a comment inside the HTML... well, it wo
857.
by spookie 3y ago
Well, that's the crux of the problem though. The majority of the world can't just dismiss it like that.
858.
by spookie 3y ago
Where does the complexity from Mastodon and other Fediverse social platforms come from? The fact that there are instances? Mastodon seems to streamline that experience pretty well. Honestly, curious for feedback
859.
by spookie 3y ago
Colleagues of mine aren't able to use their Macs for work since they're unable to target the hardware we're working on. Perhaps with Asahi Linux they could. But even then, support isn't great.
860.
by spookie 3y ago
Quite understandable.
861.
by spookie 3y ago
It would be hilarious if it also had the fact that Porsche is owned by Volkswagen, and Volkswagen in turn... owns Porsche. https://www.bosshunting.com.au/motors/cars/volkswagen-group-...
862.
by spookie 3y ago
I wonder how long that lasts.
863.
by spookie 3y ago
Your last point is very much true. If the family no longer controls their company, or even, just their founding members, it sets off a huge red flag for me. Sometimes, it's for the better. But, if I had trust in that company, it most l
864.
by spookie 3y ago
The fuel doesn't ignite at "low" temperatures, one reason is because the whole airplane leaks fuel until it's at an high enough speed. At that point, maybe because of the surface temperature, or the forces it tackles at
865.
by spookie 3y ago
Thanks for the tip!
866.
by spookie 3y ago
Well, it's a matter of taste. But I find the latest version quite pleasant when using Krita's dark orange color scheme. I really, really, love how much I can customise though. I also try GNOME, Xfce, and Cinnamon every new relativ
867.
by spookie 3y ago
It really depends on what you're doing frankly, sometimes you cannot use tail or less. Unfortunately.
868.
by spookie 3y ago
I understand, really. But much of the discussion is already on that topic. It's not that I don't consider it unimportant. I'm just trying to point out a bigger issue with software, in my opinion. Even more so when talking abo
869.
by spookie 3y ago
Using memory safe languages may help, but the core issue lies on the lack of understanding of the program as a whole. Hence, the over reliance on fuzzing.
870.
by spookie 3y ago
We might have discovered carbon below 10km of ice on another celestial body, but we still cannot make sense of magic smoke.

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