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by tvb12 4y ago
Wait, what? Thanks for pointing this out. I was pretty close to submitting an order with a Data-oriented Programming book in my cart.
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by tvb12 4y ago
It works with all three. Jupyter is supported as an "engine". Although I haven't tried, it sounds like any Jupyter kernel will work. https://quarto.org/docs/faq/#what-programming-languages-are-...
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by tvb12 4y ago
I think Rstudio made a decent attempt to address that marketing problem. They introduced Quarto as a language-agnostic R Markdown. https://quarto.org/docs/faq/rmarkdown.html#quarto-sounds-sim...
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by tvb12 4y ago
I started to play, but never finished, both the first and second Witcher games after also purchasing them on sale at massive discounts. I gained an appreciation for advances made in character movement and player input, including UI elements
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by tvb12 4y ago
I was looking at those recently. They're all small, sub $200, and usually have a Celeron N5105. Do you have to worry about Linux support when you're looking at something like that, or will it work pretty much out of the box?
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by tvb12 4y ago
I've heard them called "chuck boxes".
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by tvb12 4y ago
Could you not use htop for this? I was kind of surprised when it showed i3 using about 500mb while pretty much idle. I do have a few extras installed: lxpolkit for mounting with nautilus, feh for a background, nm-applet, picom, etc. There w
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by tvb12 4y ago
The go version has a really cool feature: wormhole-william send --qr <path/to/file> This prints the password as a QR code. There's also an android version of wormhole-william which can process the QR codes.
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by tvb12 4y ago
I'm under the impression that digital calipers are kind of like tape measures: the cheap ones measure as accurately as the expensive ones. I was told that expensive calipers have better circuitry and don't burn through the batteri
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by tvb12 4y ago
They actually require a capital letter when creating an account. This led to a few moments of me looking for the shift key on the on-screen keyboard before noticing the note next to the password field.
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by tvb12 4y ago
> "The unit has produced a public awareness film urging people to ventilate their homes properly by ‘keeping vents or windows open when cooking, showering and cleaning..." Why showering?
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by tvb12 4y ago
I think this might be the project page now: https://invent.kde.org/sdk/kdiff3
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by tvb12 5y ago
Two of us! I was busy and never got around to purchasing lumber when the price of a 2x4 dropped to $3.50-ish. I didn't realize you had to time your purchases. Now I sit here, cut lists ready, wondering who is buying 2x4s for $8.30. But
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by tvb12 5y ago
Unrelated: That's how some production facilities record well-running machine configurations. "To run X product, move the rails to the blue marks. To run Y product, move the rails to the red marks." It works okay if the marks
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by tvb12 5y ago
My weekend plans have changed.
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by tvb12 5y ago
I'd be interested to know how it does with Breath of the Wild as well. Animal Crossing, too. We own both games, but the Switch's long load times hamper my fun. It's especially a problem in Animal Crossing. Last time I looked,
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by tvb12 5y ago
I do the opposite, but for the exact same reason. I couldn't figure out how to use Lutris at all when I first installed Linux, but I happened upon a very detailed guide for setting up a wine prefix (it's just a folder) for the gam
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by tvb12 5y ago
Woah, small world. I bought two of these as Christmas presents only days ago.
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by tvb12 5y ago
I can't quite beat this scrolling thing. This is ridiculous, but I'm currently building a second desk so that my computer won't be in front of me all the time. If that doesn't work... I don't know. Tell them I tried
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by tvb12 5y ago
It specifies that the source of the lead is the paint or glaze. I didn't think lead paint was still a thing, but some quick googling is making me a little nervous... It seems quite a few modern mugs contain some amount of lead.
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by tvb12 5y ago
I went through the lessons at https://learngitbranching.js.org/ when I was first learning git. Afterwards, I went looking for a program that would create a similar visual representation of the branches... and I'm still
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by tvb12 5y ago
Beans have to be carefully processed? I soak them in a half-gallon Ball jar for at least a day, but that's pretty much it. I usually swap the water out a few times because I procrastinate pretty badly when it comes to cooking and the w
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by tvb12 5y ago
The instructions are in the armoury. cat cellar/armoury/scroll
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by tvb12 5y ago
I wear safety glasses and a mask at work. I pull my mask up a little so that I can catch the edge of it between my nose and the glasses. I haven't had any issues with fogging.
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by tvb12 5y ago
Thanks! Mothballs might keep me away as well, though. I assume some of the smell would "soak in".
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by tvb12 5y ago
I've recently started worrying about a pile of books, but for an unrelated reason: they don't hold up well. Stacked on top of each other, the books above crush the spines of the books below. And more disturbingly, they get cover
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by tvb12 5y ago
I've been manually setting up wine prefixes for my games, and until last week I had not run into any issues. For some reason, Ori and the Blind Forest DE could not see input from my controller. When running the game through steam, ever
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by tvb12 5y ago
Ohh, excellent. Thank you, that was very helpful.
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by tvb12 5y ago
> The wormhole send file mode shares the IP addresses of each client with the other (inside the encrypted message), and both clients first attempt to connect directly. If this fails, they fall back to using the transit relay. I know noth
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by tvb12 5y ago
Thanks! I did manage to find a little more info from the local university's site. Unfortunately that might not work out as they mention there's a wait-list and I'm not even currently enrolled. I might have to check nearby sta

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