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by vr46 5y ago
Great stuff, note that it was submitted in 2018 too just FYI for title.
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by vr46 5y ago
The shallower flange distance provides lens designers with more leeway, so that the extra space and weight available can be utilized to make faster lenses, or more complex and corrective lenses compared to an SLR lens of the same focal leng
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by vr46 5y ago
I imagine there is enough inventory in the channel to fulfil orders for the next N months. Also am curious to whether there's an improvement in telephotos with mirrorless. The big selling point for rangefinders over the years has been
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by vr46 5y ago
I agree completely. Panic have, to be blunt, screwed me over about four times with various pieces of software over the last decade on both iOS and Mac, and Omni are not exactly much better. As cool and shiny as a lot of their software looks
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by vr46 5y ago
You betcha, chat constantly with the team, encryption is awesome, stable as a rock. Would pay! Are you listening, Zoom? Thanks for the Stellar Lumens too.
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by vr46 5y ago
This is giving me all kinds of horrible ideas for the dystopian screenplay I’ve just been inspired to write. Awful.
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by vr46 5y ago
It looks like they got the marketing badly wrong, because we should be talking about how clever the bag is etc, but instead we don't give a monkey's. Gah. MotoGP has mandatory airbag suits, with accelerometers and gyros. Racing is
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by vr46 5y ago
Also as a motorcycle rider, the whole notion of life-saving protection and safety being a "service" suggests that the thing is too complicated to work 100% of the time, with no fail-safe option, and therefore cannot be trusted at
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by vr46 5y ago
There’s zero mention of this in article, unless I missed something? He expressly stated that he wanted to switch pickups without removing screws, so unless pickups have to be pre-set and stuck to a mount that is stuck to the guitar body, I
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by vr46 5y ago
An interesting idea, but not convinced, as they don’t look very adjustable for height, for example, my Tele pickups are higher on the treble side, compensating somewhat for the higher output of the bigger strings. You could cut this into th
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by vr46 6y ago
This could easily be subtitled, “Five-minute crafts”
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by vr46 6y ago
Yes, that was it - I switched to Lightroom Annual before cancelling. Moved to outright buying Capture One, not for speed but image quality, colour rendering and controls are first rate, and Photo Mechanic for ingest. Raster graphics - Affin
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by vr46 6y ago
I was on a similar plan, and same machine funnily enough. I downgraded to the Lightroom only plan and then cancelled - hopefully that should still work for you.
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by vr46 6y ago
Ha, this happened to me and I circumvented this by switching my plan to a new plan which kicked off some trial grace period, at which point I cancelled my entire plan. No cancellation fee. Me 1: Adobe 0
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by vr46 6y ago
Good points. I got the auto firmware thing wrong, it was actually the controller update, which I run on a Pi. And fair point on running it disconnect from the cloud, which it is now. Going to check out the Cisco stuff.
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by vr46 6y ago
In London, we regard them as nuclear weapons: “My neighbour’s got one, shit, we’d better get one” The design has shifted into ordinary cars with higher driving positions which provide better visibility for drivers, but reduce it for those a
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by vr46 6y ago
None! Going to keep my jerry-rigged-Heath-Robinson networks with the existing mesh and switches until things resolve to a satisfactory juncture.
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by vr46 6y ago
So this week, I have gone from having a single little USG and a massive order planned for loads of kit to stopping them automatically updating the firmware and dropping that order. Extremely annoying, but not as annoying as if this had happ
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by vr46 6y ago
You totally got me
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by vr46 6y ago
I was afraid of this, because it means I will have to buy one... but as you suggest, it might be temporary.
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by vr46 6y ago
I love this. I am not imagining the days when my Powerbook 180 would do things instantly. Sleep. Wake up. Save. Open a menu. My state of the art MBP with all the CPU, GPU and RAM can’t do those things. My iPad can, though.
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by vr46 6y ago
Netatmo outdoor cameras. Have been totally reliable since late 2018, can save videos to local NAS, work with HomeKit and do not need a subscription. Require wifi.
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UK apparently needs nukes to counter cyber-attack(theguardian.com)
1 points by vr46 6y ago|0 comments
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by vr46 6y ago
Please go track down her in a FWD Golf GTI Clubsport with Rory Reid as they sprint around the ring overtaking a million quid’s worth of supercars. Brilliant! “LOOK! There are enemies!!” RIP Sabine, loved her brilliance and sense of humour.
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by vr46 6y ago
Is this not easily automatable? My Mac(s) is/are provisioned using Strap, and this includes configuration of the terminal/Neovim/general settings. Surely this could all be done for a BSD setup?
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by vr46 6y ago
In the UK we have advanced motorcycle training that uses the IPSGA loop: * Information * Position * Speed * Gear * Acceleration Bikers are probably more prone to injury and death than your average fighter pilot, too.
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by vr46 6y ago
Yes, non-white Englishman here cringed when I saw the name having been on the receiving end of the term many times.
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by vr46 6y ago
The last sentence here makes no sense - this is Google RESEARCH we’re talking about, and the issue is around the suppression of research, the sneaky modification of the papers by lawyers and then doubling down on the ensuing shitshow of rec
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by vr46 6y ago
What was that old saying about lying down with dogs again? Unusual approach in firing, incomplete story, however.
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Ask HN: No longer need Mac antivirus mandated by client. Do I need it anyway?
3 points by vr46 6y ago|0 comments

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