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by systoll 6y ago
No, you have to go to a menu labelled ‘keyboards’ and switch off the switch labelled ‘Enable Dictation’
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by systoll 6y ago
While technically true, I think you're getting the wrong idea about how they're used. The properties aren't being used as backdrops for random videos -- they're the permanent residence for a few selected content creators
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by systoll 6y ago
McDonalds Australia have those potato+onion+veg burgers too, so it’s at least somewhat viable in the west.
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by systoll 6y ago
The OP's problem of proving when a message is encoded is a tractable subset of 'prove X is not lying'. If you're not concerned about the actual author of a message faking its timestamp, you can just do public-key encrypt
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by systoll 6y ago
‘Per’ means ‘divided by’, ‘cent’ means 100. Units implicitly multiply, and x/100 == x*0.01. Percent is a fancy way to 0.01, just as ‘dozen’ is a fancy way to say 12. Percent has some strong norms around its usage (no-one buys 1200% egg
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by systoll 6y ago
It's a flashcard system that schedules the cards to be reviewed based on how new the information is. A basic system is to review each card after 1,2,4,8,etc days, resetting if you don't recall the answer from the prompt.
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by systoll 6y ago
There's totally a middle ground between 'full access and no access'. Apps can show UIImagePickerControllers and CNContactPickerViewControllers whenever they want, without any permissions. They then get the photo[s]/conta
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by systoll 6y ago
The 'pointer magnetism' in iPadOS has two different effects. The main effect doesn't change pointer movement: Most controls on iPadOS are bigger than they look, because fingers. With no adaptation, the cursor would be hoverin
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by systoll 7y ago
Safari does that. Firefox has an about:config preference that would let you set up a font whitelist yourself, but it doesn’t have a standard set.
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by systoll 7y ago
> It would seem simple enough to solve, too: just add two such areas. Many (most?) Australian Aldis have that -- each cashier has two 'lanes' they can run groceries down after scanning, and customers alternate between the two.
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by systoll 8y ago
Regular soy milks only have ~2/3 the sugar of whole milk; it’s just that sucrose is sweeter than lactose.
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by systoll 8y ago
My understanding is that this is pentile, meaning each ‘pixel’ is either R+G, or G+B; not the R+G+B pixel you’d expect. In practice this means 4k brightness detail, but only 2k colour detail. That aside, 1080p isn’t past the threshold of im
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by systoll 8y ago
If you shift F away from that ratio, you're not doing equal temperament anymore. Which is fine. There are many different tuning systems [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_tuning#Systems_for_the... ], and they
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by systoll 8y ago
It's a way of tuning so that all semitone intervals are an equal [2^(1/12)] frequency ratio. The vast majority of western music, today , uses equal temperament. This includes most recorded performances of JS Bach's pieces. I
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by systoll 8y ago
That is part of the spec. CSS colour 4 allows colours to be defined in using different colourspaces, but the gradient spec continues to dictate linear interpolation of the RGB values.
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by systoll 8y ago
Maybe, but MongoDB did that by themselves by making the software layer free.
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by systoll 8y ago
The SE wasn’t made for the low-mid market. It was a miniaturised iPhone 6s released while the 6s was ‘current’, and got to ‘low-mid market’ pricing by being discounted as it got older.
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by systoll 8y ago
You’re using a different meaning when you talk about falsifying a hypothesis. From Oxford via https://google.com/search?q=falsify : 1. alter (information, a document, or evidence) so as to mislead. "a laboratory which
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by systoll 8y ago
It’s not about the sound, it’s about the mechanics of performance. On an alto sax, ‘A’ is 370Hz On a tenor sax, ‘A’ 237Hz But in both cases it’s the note you get when you close only the 2nd hole. Because of the transposing convention, if yo
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by systoll 8y ago
44-12 doesn’t really tell you much about the solidity of this position in the Australian parliament. The Liberal & Labor parties both decided among themselves to support it, and have policies that lead to 100% of MPs following the part
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by systoll 8y ago
You said ‘systems of the past’, but isn’t this how macOS works? If I download an app, I’m anticipating a .dmg to mount, which holds a self-contained .app which runs anywhere, and a link to /Applications, to suggest a sensible place to
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by systoll 8y ago
If we were to somehow go too far in the other direction, undoing all that CO2 removal wouldn't even be a challenge -- It'd be a return to the current status quo.
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by systoll 8y ago
On XBox and PC, the free space requirement is 60gB; on PC the game folder winds up at 49gB. The PS4 needs 96gB free because its digital installers work by downloading everything, then copying things to where they need to go, and then dele
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by systoll 8y ago
Google Maps can initiate driving [but only driving] directions while offline. In any case, it seems reasonable to want a 'navigation' map without a specific path, just as you can get a 'discovery' map without a specifi
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by systoll 8y ago
They had a features largely the same as circles, from around when g+ came out, to about two months ago. https://m.facebook.com/help/ipad-app/204737159568794?helpref...
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by systoll 8y ago
Gary Null is the founder of the site http://prn.fm/about/gary-null/ Its entire shop inventory is gary null media http://prn.fm/prn-store/page/1/ It's a little more than irrespo
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by systoll 8y ago
Chrome performs similarly, if the flag enabling 'backdrop-filter' support is set.
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by systoll 8y ago
If you buy a song from iTunes, you download your copy of it, and it is yours forever unless you decide to get rid of it. The change is that, in addition , you can generally download more copies. The limitations on this may be inadequately
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by systoll 8y ago
> "keep multiple tabs, but cookies are not shared between them" That's how Safari does it. It can be a little awkward, in that [eg] if you log into HN, then open a comments page in a new tab, you'll need to log in aga
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by systoll 8y ago
It's an interaction between user preferences, equipment, configuration, and environment, and we don't really have the information to cut through all that. An HDR monitor displaying ~1000 nits on black in the dark room is great for

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