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by ssl232 3y ago
How has this happened? It was always correctly called "zip file" in Windows <11 - did they not just copy existing translations over to 11?
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by ssl232 3y ago
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1361-6382/ab685e Probably not high school statistics accessible but Bayesian statistics and Gaussian noise and GR isn't.
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by ssl232 3y ago
Care to share your GitLab pipeline? Are you using KiCad 7's new CLI interface?
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by ssl232 3y ago
I'm still waiting for notch to release Minecraft into the public domain as he said he would eventually do [1]... [1] http://web.archive.org/web/20100301103851/http://www.minecra...
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by ssl232 3y ago
The Pinecil implementation is essentially a watchdog, it just operates proactively instead of reactively. The end result is the same but relies on simple hardware. See also: dead man's switch [1] used in trains and other safety critica
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by ssl232 4y ago
To add to this, the test ID pytest prints when a test has had a failure/warning is the same form you can call with pytest to run the test. For example, let's say pytest outputs this: =============================== warnings
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by ssl232 4y ago
The Frigate website seems to heavily recommend a Coral card to offload the bulk of the processing from the CPU. EDIT: looks like CPU still used for video decoding regardless of Coral being available: https://docs.frigate.video&#x
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by ssl232 4y ago
I feel old because what you describe is called a demo and they used to be very common.
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by ssl232 4y ago
Or better, Wikidata: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikidata .
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by ssl232 4y ago
Can you explain the mechanism by which vaccines injected into muscle tissue impart mucosal immunity? The humeral immunity these vaccines impart doesn't stop the virus replicating in the nose and throat where it can spread to others via
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by ssl232 4y ago
Nextcloud Gallery has the benefit of being in Nextcloud with all my other stuff, with companion phone app and syncing and whatnot set up already on my home server. I wish (fully anticipating a "PRs welcome" retort) that it would h
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by ssl232 4y ago
Fellow PC Gamer UK reader from the early 2000s. Funnily enough the first magazine issue I bought contained the Duke Nukem Forever announcement, which became a running gag for delayed releases for over 10 years.
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by ssl232 4y ago
> Has there been recent drama with PayPal? Not heard of anything directly involving GitHub but PayPal have created a huge amount of drama around updates to their terms of service: https://www.theregister.com/2022/10&
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by ssl232 4y ago
TIL quadruple glazing is a thing. Is the light noticeably more attenuated through 4 panes of glass compared to 2 or 3?
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by ssl232 4y ago
Once Microsoft started putting ads in the Windows start menu all bets were off.
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by ssl232 4y ago
If you train yourself to see a { within an f-string to mean that you should enter a new parsing context stacked upon the previous one, then it's entirely clear.
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by ssl232 4y ago
Is jQuery able to use native browser functions internally if they're available? If so then there's probably not much of a penalty over using pure JavaScript, but a large benefit from the mature component ecosystem.
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by ssl232 4y ago
Japan arguably resembles a liberal western country though.
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by ssl232 4y ago
I've not done any major replumbing yet but I've been watching Matt Risinger [1] on YouTube for a few months and have quickly become a PEX fanboi. He's a home builder based in Texas and uses PEX for basically every job. There
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by ssl232 4y ago
You do your own gas work? I'm in the UK and I'm pretty sure you basically cannot legally touch gas fittings unless you're a qualified plumber.
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by ssl232 4y ago
Same experience installing a dishwasher. Inside a small cavity accessible only by climbing over my new dishwasher and avoiding the existing washing machine, crouching using leg muscles I rarely ever use, with the only light coming from a to
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by ssl232 4y ago
Didn't see any, which I assume is due to my use of the Easylist Annoyances list in uBO. In my experience it blocks most cookie popups.
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by ssl232 4y ago
Do you mean that these plugs can be dropped onto some conducting material and cause a short? That's technically true but no sane electrical safety standard allows prongs on a plug to carry lethal current when exposed. It's require
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by ssl232 4y ago
Care to elaborate? I don't understand what you mean, nor can I even guess.
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by ssl232 4y ago
Seems like this data should find its way into the OSM database one of these days.
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by ssl232 4y ago
Apart from $/€ being down, could this also have something to do with the GDPR starting to get enforced, biting into Facebook's ability to make targeted advertisements? In the past 6 months or so I've noticed cookie permission
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by ssl232 4y ago
> Also, the second issue I noticed is that it is now very hard to find good branded products with Amazon search. This. It seems well known brands have almost abandoned Amazon and low end consumer electronics altogether in some categories
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by ssl232 4y ago
Maybe people are starting to see through the "plant-based" marketing when they see the 20 industrially produced ingredients on the back of the pack. I for one have been steering clear of seed oils and foods high in linoleic acid t
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by ssl232 4y ago
Can you take the role of air traffic controller in MSFS multiplayer? If so, that's very cool.
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by ssl232 4y ago
Agreed, it's so much more pretty and the UI is slick. With Osmand I always seem to end up with stuff on the map from a previous search/navigation that I don't want any more, but can't figure out how to get rid of.

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