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vladvasiliu
5mo ago
I don't think so. I think usb-c based phones don't need any type of active adapter. For example, on usb-c iphones, I can plug my camera with a c-to-c cable in mass storage mode and it shows up. So I expect a dumb a-to-c adapter wo
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vladvasiliu
5mo ago
Didn't you look at the mx trackball? I've had one for ages [0], and it still goes strong. The only annoyance is that I regularly have to clean its base, or a bunch of grime accumulates. --- [0] I don't remember when I bought
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5mo ago
I've looked at those and was considering buying one since I already own a K2 v1 which I love. But for the life of me I cannot understand why they switched from the 5-key layout on the rightmost vertical to a 4-key one. And Keychron are
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vladvasiliu
5mo ago
They now support passkeys with things other than their shitty app. I use 1Password, and it works fine. I've also had a yubikey for a long time and can't be bothered to type in codes, so I didn't know their shitty app did OTP
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5mo ago
> Here in Belgium, 80% of enterprise accounts use MS over Google and I genuinely don't get why. (Without getting into the fiasco of not really having an EU alternative to either of those) Maybe because those enterprises already us
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5mo ago
My bank (big green French one) pretty much always calls me whenever I do some unusual money transfer, even between my company and my personal accounts (they're both with the same bank), even though the transfers are authenticated eithe
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5mo ago
Oh man, this just goes to show how different tastes are. I'm typing this on a ThinkPad and don't particularly care for the plastic. I much, much preferred the aluminum of my otherwise cheaper-feeling EliteBooks and my 2013 MBP b
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6mo ago
I'm firmly in the I-want-a-quiet-case-which-sits-under-a-desk-so-I-can't-see-through-the-panes-anyway camp, but I sometimes wondered if glass wouldn't actually be better, since those models appear to be heavier than their opa
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6mo ago
Well, I have a bunch of lower-end black fans, some of them quite old, from before transparent cases were a thing. They're actually pretty much gray if I don't wipe them off. Noctua's signature... brown-orange? Whatever that c
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6mo ago
My understanding is that the precision is supposed to help with noise. Less turbulence, etc. FWIW, in my setup (10th gen i5, RTX 5070 Ti in an old Define R3 case), the 12 cm Noctua G2 fans run quieter and have a much less obnoxious noise th
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6mo ago
> One can hope the EU will eventually mandate unlimited SMS on cellphone plans, but I don't see WhatsApp being dethroned another way I doubt it. Here in France, cell plans have had unlimited SMS for a very long time now. Yet, WhatsA
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6mo ago
> a band aid for people who either can't or don't know/care/want to treat their rooms and position speakers correctly. Indeed, but I'd bet many people are in the "can't" category. Especially for lo
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6mo ago
I think I may have been thinking about ART, indeed.
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vladvasiliu
6mo ago
And even if everything is "legit", plenty of corporations make close to no profit because they're "licensing" or paying whatever other fees to a different company that magically happen to track whatever cash they ha
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6mo ago
In my case, the setup is pretty simple. I have full-range floorstanders that only take a single input, and I mostly wanted to control some booming in my listening position. So there's no crossover to handle or anything fancy. Maybe for
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6mo ago
FWIW, I've tried Dirac Live and compared it to the correction suggested by REW [0]. In both cases, the measurements were taken with a UMIK-1, and the correction was done on a computer. Contrary to GP, I didn't have to fix borked c
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6mo ago
It's pretty common to have to show some form of state-issued ID when entering bars and the like in France if the bouncer thinks you're underage. Ditto for buying alcohol. Hell, in the US I've had to go back to the hotel to gr
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6mo ago
Which is extremely practical for French, where the colon comes after a space. So if you want to write an actual colon to introduce a list on the following line, you’ll just input whatever the default smiley is.
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6mo ago
Actually you can detach a chat to a separate window and switch tenants in the main one. The separate window will keep working. Tried this a week or two ago with the heavy windows client. Which is actually all the more infuriating to my eyes
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6mo ago
Because it then restarts the whole app, so you have to wait again for ages so it does whatever it is that it does. And since you can actually have a chat window open from a different tenant, there’s no reason why they should have you do thi
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6mo ago
You may think you're funny or something, but boy do I have news for you. There absolutely are fines for French administrations. And, knowing the French tax system, they've probably found a way to levy VAT and some other taxes on
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6mo ago
It's supposed to be identifying information here. Usually, you can just send copies of those documents, which means that if you're looking to impersonate someone, you can easily produce fakes. And since everyone and their grandmot
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6mo ago
> If you want it outside of AWS/GCP/Azure, you're regarded as a crazy person. If you don't adopt "best practices" (as defined by vendors) then management are scared. Management very often trust the sales and
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6mo ago
I used to have a Galaxy S5, the model that usually comes up in these discussions. Now, I never went and threw it in a swimming pool, or pressure washed it, or whatever other ridiculous test you may come up with. But I did attach it to my
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vladvasiliu
6mo ago
I think the supply chain is pretty broken. I had just about the same experience as you with an iPhone 7 a few years back. I booked my replacement through Apple's website, so I was pretty confident I wouldn't get scammed. The new b
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6mo ago
Just downloaded it to take it for a spin. First off, it doesn't support Olympus raw files, but, fortunately, I had some DNG lying around, which did work. However, it expects to pick from a list of raw formats. All seem to work, but it&
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6mo ago
Yeah, I saw the thread on HN the other day, and was genuinely intrigued. But according to the reviews I’ve seen, the workflow is fairly different. I have 0 experience editing video, so picking up a tool with a completely different approach
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6mo ago
Not GP, but as a LR user, I actually did try alternatives and wasn't impressed. They're usually just as expensive, except if you expect to use the software for multiple years without upgrading, which, to GP's point, would h
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6mo ago
> For hobby photography do yourself a favor and skip this dark pattern peddler. Meh. It depends on how you view your photography. I'm a Sunday photographer. Never made a dime from my work, and I don't look to. I just do it beca
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6mo ago
But if the files are only on the remote storage and not local, chances are they haven't been modified recently, so it shouldn't download them fully, just check the metadata cache for size / modification time and let them be i
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