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When using FastLED keep in mind it's still not compatible with chips containing 2 or 4 LEDs (Warm/Cool White and RGBW), like many WS2812B strips available online. At least in the case of RGBW the strip will work, but the white LED
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It would be nice for it to follow your location on mobile, tuning to the nearest station as you drive across different towns.
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Anonymity is about names, not about records.
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Don't throw the excess away! Chop it up and use it as mulch
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That would be when some asshole invented artificial lighting, surely.
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How is writing bash files not programming though? I understand it's historically been called 'scripting' instead, but 'technically' it's as much of a programming language as Python is, don't you think?
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In my reality most do.
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Usually they will just fetch the YouTube direct mp4 link and redirect to that, in order to save bandwidrh.
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8y ago
I believe the author meant a server fleet.
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I'm sorry, but you start with a supposed treatment for a certain disease. You give proper treatment to some people, and you give a placebo to others. Then you check if there's any difference. I don't see how that would work w
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We also have similar machines in Portugal for ID card and passport issuance, but luckily they will ask if you like the picture or if you want another taken...
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They do use brand name components which are quite a bit more expensive than Chinese no-name ones.
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Openstreetmaps is not a tile provider. They to let you use their tile server for small scale stuff as far as I know, but if you want to use their data in a high volume you'll have to either pay a tile provider that uses their data, or
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In many cases so animals would eat them, digest the seeds, and poop them out somewhere else.
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Why? Many times the true colour images aren't even available. How would you represent an infrared or x-ray picture properly, in your view? False colour images aren't meant to mislead. They're meant to be more useful to unders
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Im sorry, it wasn't meant as such.
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Of course it was China.
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In Portugal every debit card can be used through the MBWay service, with one-use cards that look like the credit counterpart to the physical one (Maestro -> Mastercard, Visa Electron -> Visa), but can be single use (with a per-card li
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Fire is estimated to have begun to be controlled by humans around 1.7 to 0.2 million years ago.
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The article is about the impact of crypto in the country, not of the country in crypto... Percentages make a whole lot more sense.
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Gas is a fluid, so it doesn't matter. Even if it costed $99.999, rounding is made after multiplying by the volume purchased, compounding that insignificant value into a real change.
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HN usually gives every post a chance to be on the front page. The submission volume is quite low so it works pretty well.
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I've got the same experience in Lisbon. When Uber showed up drivers were great, they could follow directions, they always asked about the radio and the AC, they never complained about the pick-up/drop-off places and didn't ha
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Indeed. And what I'm most interested in is all the cash they're dumping into commercial phased-array antennas. If they manage to scale enough to get them to a low enough price they will be amazing for all sorts of other stuff.
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With the addition of satellite-to-satellite optical connections, which will greatly improve latency and bandwidth.
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Artificial as opposed to natural, doesn't mean it would not be as real as ours.
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You could use LEO satellites, add a few km up and down but you have way less hardware to pass through.
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On many android phones there's a "do not disturb" option that can be configured to allow calls and messages from stared contacts and nothing else.
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you hate it? care to elaborate?
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We've also got the Monsanto Forest Park in Lisbon. It was the result of a big foresting effort in 1929 that replaced the agricultural land that was in its place. It's a very interesting place but the english Wikipedia page doesn&#
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