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by subhro 5y ago
Only 23 mins? That is not terribly useful at least for any serious matters like, say, search and rescue operations.
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by subhro 5y ago
You can keep your eyes closed or not look at the phone. I believe iOS needs your attention to allow biometrics. And a few times it fails, it will require the password.
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by subhro 5y ago
Very refreshing to see this. It is so much fucking easy to grok bare metal C compared to the <flavour of the year>-script junk that floats around these days.
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by subhro 5y ago
Honest question: Does stuff said in these Congress testimonies have any values/consequences? For example, like a testimony in court, do you get into any real trouble if you lie about something?
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by subhro 5y ago
Again, very little knowledge about audio, but some knowledge about photography.. From what I have read, it is important to have a physically large condenser/diphragm for a mic to have high fidelity. Could you educate me a bit please? A
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by subhro 5y ago
I am probably one of the few that use my iPhone more or less like a dumb phone, so pardon my ignorance. Is the iPhone mic able to pick the entire audible spectrum (and then some)? Does this mean companies like Neumann, Shure, Rode should f
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by subhro 5y ago
Genuinely curious, what do you contemplate/would law abiding citizens be punished for and what is the risk?
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by subhro 5y ago
> Tech is not the solution to everything. Am I the only one to notice the absurdity of needing yet another app to "connect with friends"? I can see the use of tech to reach out to people you know from abroad, but... Whats wrong
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by subhro 5y ago
> People are so dismissive and set that blockchain is a scam I have never heard/read anyone on HN saying blockchain is a scam. Blockchain is a mathematical construct. If anyone says blockchain is a scam, he/she/they may as
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by subhro 5y ago
And in support of this comment, Apple ID users DO have the option of sharing their email addresses if they want to. So, from the receiving end, if you see somerandomstring@appleid.apple.com as the email address, it should be pretty clear
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by subhro 5y ago
/me looks at .io and wonders.
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by subhro 5y ago
Not sure how this was made. But this looked very impressive to me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD4izuDMUQA
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by subhro 5y ago
Odroid N2?
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by subhro 5y ago
You are charging additional for shorter email addresses? Why?
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by subhro 5y ago
Good points. But, with Amazon taking the lion’s share of online sales, how much of delivery is left outside of Amazon? I am not advocating for Amazon, just wondering if this move is sustainable for the employees while Amazon gets (theoretic
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by subhro 5y ago
As we have seen, apps decay over time. So someone has to keep track of the app. Also, given unlimited time, all cryptographic algorithms can be brute forced, especially something that has the same key for all hashes. So, now you have the pr
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by subhro 5y ago
> The NFTs aren't really needed though, a manufacturer could just have a "scan this item with your phone to see if it's genuine" app and that would be sufficient. Again, the problem of a centralised ledger comes back
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by subhro 5y ago
On a related note, how do I find a list of electrical codes (or any code for that matter) for my area without going through an expensive subscription?
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by subhro 5y ago
That is true. And my philosophy is, I will sell the moment it vests (subject to sell windows of course). I will take the money and invest it elsewhere.
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by subhro 5y ago
Sure. But there are so many companies listed. Will the world for you totally turn upside down if you stay away from one listed company? Maybe a particular trade is legal, maybe it is not. Why bother to take the trouble?
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by subhro 5y ago
> It's a consumer being able to unilaterally say "give me my money back" That is actually not true. The credit card company must follow established guidelines and pragmatically look at the available information/user a
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by subhro 5y ago
Here is my take. 1. If what you ask for was completely out of budget, they would not have spent time interviewing you. 2. If you are happy with $30 but still quoted $40, and now you accept $30, you are opening a can of worms. It means, you
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by subhro 5y ago
You should talk to FedEx and UPS and ask for discounts. I can ship things often cheaper than USPS flat box when shipping FedEx express.
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by subhro 5y ago
I actively try to get things outside Amazon as well but most of the time end up buying from Amazon anyway. And people have rightfully said quite a few times, stuff is listed cheaper than on Amazon. However for most independent stores, manuf
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by subhro 5y ago
When did UltraEdit go subscription? :(
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by subhro 5y ago
Probably, or maybe because medium format and large format lens reviews does not get him enough traffic/sponsorships/street-cred.
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by subhro 5y ago
This is so much correct. Modern lenses feels very clinical to me. It is like showing someone a passport photograph and asking if it is a good portrait.
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by subhro 5y ago
He does break down technical stuff is average Joe language. But, one this that does tick me off is his lens analysis does not consider larger formats.
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by subhro 5y ago
In the other news, /me is supremely happy with his Schneider 300mm 8x10 Large format and Hasselblad/Zeiss medium format lenses. The world is not just 35mm in size.
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by subhro 6y ago
> After this experience, I cannot honestly recommend using AWS unless you have a professional sysadmin operate it for you, even if you think you know what you’re doing. Maybe you should step back and think why people like us put our bloo

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