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by tiagod 3y ago
Browsers have 16px font as the default. HN is set to half.
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by tiagod 3y ago
>Note: Transceiver SDR devices do exist of course, but they tend to be very pricey A HackRF clone is cheaper than a Flipper, and way more capable in my opinion. I would bet most flippers either lie in drawers or are used by stupid teenag
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by tiagod 3y ago
The vast majority of users don't know how to adjust the font-size.
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by tiagod 3y ago
For me, HN is one of the hardest to read on default zoom.
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by tiagod 3y ago
You would end up in a world where no human pilots remain to land aircraft where the automation isn't ready to do so.
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by tiagod 3y ago
Similar to the Minisforum MS-01. Been looking at it as an upgrade to my home server
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by tiagod 3y ago
Kagi has a !reddit bang, but it sends you to the terrible reddit search. I added a custom bang !reddit with "search?q=%s site:reddit.com" as the URL, which just adds site:reddit.com to the search
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by tiagod 3y ago
The F-35 took like 25 years and a staggering amount of billions to develop...
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by tiagod 3y ago
I was disappointed more promptly when reading further into the thing back then... but most people were misled to think it was running on the test hw
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by tiagod 3y ago
That person just replaced the internals with an OLED display and controller
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by tiagod 3y ago
This game got weirdly very popular among kids of a very specific generation, here in Portugal. The "Magalhães", an Intel Classmate variant that was available to school kids between 2008 and 2010 for a price between 50€ and 0€ (dep
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by tiagod 3y ago
A DVD's surface area is around 134cm2. A microSD card area is around 1.65cm2. This means around 80 microSD cards in the surface area of a DVD. Multiplied by 2TB, the largest currently available microSD size, we get around 160TB, which
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by tiagod 3y ago
Yes, of course. Corrected
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by tiagod 3y ago
Impressive feat. Got nervous when they couldn't contact the device, but turns out they did made history. I might be wrong, but from my research it seem like they did this with $118 million paid by NASA. India did it with around $74 mil
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by tiagod 3y ago
The paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.12286
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by tiagod 3y ago
I just searched for "please please me mono" on Spotify and I get a bunch of different versions, including a 2009 mono master. https://open.spotify.com/track/473McZs08uo5AIimJyAelZ
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by tiagod 3y ago
You can use a macbook keyboard and trackpad seamlessly with the headset
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by tiagod 3y ago
It can do something. Many people depend on Bluetooth insulin pumps for instance, and in an airplane they may not have access to the alternatives in case the device stops working.
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by tiagod 3y ago
Jesus... 6kW... I'd be paying more than 1000€/mo for that
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by tiagod 3y ago
UNIX systems, like Mac OS and Linux, use file[0] (or libmagic behind it), to determine the format of the file. (or shebang, if the file has one.) [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_(command)
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by tiagod 3y ago
An HackRF clone is quite a bit cheaper than a Flipper, and it's a full-blown SDR with TX capability
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by tiagod 3y ago
1. How do you know this? 2. Even if it's the case, why would it be wrong if it's the best choice for the requirements? (incredibly simple, fast, reliable local file sharing). TCP/IP isn't the end-all be-all.
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Rdfind: A utilty to find duplicate files, delete them or replace with hardlinks(github.com)
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by tiagod 3y ago
I found this tool very useful in my home setup. Thought someone might appreciate it too.
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by tiagod 3y ago
That's perfectly reasonable, but it's also reasonable to value other things, and most poeple aren't in that camp
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by tiagod 3y ago
After working on golang projects for a while, I really like having one obvious way to do things.
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by tiagod 3y ago
Although Apple is a board member of USB-IF, at least their cables are indeed not USB-IF certified.
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by tiagod 3y ago
Shame it was flagged. Would've been handy for a project I was working on. Had to work around not having a performant null
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by tiagod 3y ago
I like multi-column text on paper (literally), but it's awkward in digital where you can just shape text on the fly to whatever column size you want
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I was under the impression the source authors publish to arxiv was a latex file

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