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by w-m 7y ago
"Focal Fossa is a long-term support (LTS) release and will be supported for 3 years, until April 2024" Is this LTS release supported for 3 years, or until April 2024 (4 years)?
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by w-m 7y ago
I have a phone with a home button, but this is already annoying: going back and forth between a button-phone (control center swipe up from bottom) to an button-iPad (control center top right). I'd prefer if they behaved the same way, I
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by w-m 7y ago
Interestingly, London wasn't continuously inhabited since the founding by the Romans, so it wouldn't make this particular list. I was quite surprised when I learned this fact recently, visiting the Museum of London. "By the 5
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by w-m 7y ago
It will come back with the iPhone 12 Pro as the "Pro" form factor, inspired from the iPad Pro. No one will remember the 1st generation SE by then, and everyone will be blown away.
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by w-m 7y ago
I'd make the same point for these - if you showed them to anybody on the street and asked them to name the artist, I don't think many would guess Van Gogh. They are quite different from the works he's known for.
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by w-m 7y ago
If you put "Van Gogh painting" in Google images, you have to scroll quite a bit to find anything in a similar style, except for a couple hits from current news pieces.
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by w-m 7y ago
I'm not questioning the painting's authenticity. I'm merely bewildered that someone would steal a Van Gogh that doesn't look like a Van Gogh to the untrained eye - how are you going to impress your billionaire friends wi
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by w-m 7y ago
The muted greenish brown colouring, the strange wide aspect ratio, the generally dark tone and setting: if you'd try to sell this to me as a Van Gogh painting, I would have probably laughed at you. I'm far from being an art histor
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by w-m 7y ago
Here's a FAQ for the situation in Germany: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=https... Can my boss monitor my work computer? Permanent and comprehensive PC monitoring at the workplace based
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by w-m 7y ago
Next up in remote work: the Olympics. There's a great tradition of video games in Japan, surely if Formula 1 can do it, they can do it for the Olympics, too?
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by w-m 7y ago
In the Netflix series, Drive to Survive, you could see one of the younger drivers (I don't recall who it was) play the Codemasters game at home. It didn't look like exposition or product placement, but rather like something that t
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by w-m 7y ago
Oh, wow, interesting timing. I guess I'll call it a day then with my work on the demo, and head home...
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by w-m 7y ago
I haven't heard about Tesla/Panasonic securing any raw materials years in advance. Would that even be economically sensible? There's lots of investment in R&D to try to reduce certain ingredients (cobalt), but for now it&
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by w-m 7y ago
The NAB show 2020 (April 18 - 22, Las Vegas) is still holding out, "The Show is On. Stay Informed.": https://nabshow.com/2020/attend/onsite-services/coronavirus-... I wonder how many more days until
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by w-m 7y ago
Battery supply was mentioned several times in the replies, but I have a hard time following the argument. Building batteries seems to be a simple process, at least compared to building the rest of the car: https://youtu.be/
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by w-m 7y ago
Tesla seems to be somewhat ahead in technology - their range is currently higher than in the Porsches/Audis/... and the software seems quite a bit more advanced. Tesla can use this to their advantage to sell more cars while the tr
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by w-m 7y ago
The first one I got was #26 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuAfTA2wf7o ) and I find it quite hard to detect. Just next to the drowning child, there are a few others splashing around, which looks nearly identical. Could a m
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by w-m 7y ago
Amazing feat! Something I found when testing the regexp: the highlights seem to be off sometimes. When grepping for '<.*?@gmail.com>' (sorry, just the first thing that came to mind to try out the regexp), the second highligh
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by w-m 7y ago
What countries have you been to? Germany is quite infamous for having many places that still only accept cash. And when I was in France half a year ago, many places had card readers that wouldn't accept contactless payments. By the way
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> The iPad has been a spectacular success, and to tens of millions it is a beloved part of their daily lives, but it has, to date, fallen short of revolutionary. Why does everything have to be revolutionary? Pretty much everybody I know
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by w-m 7y ago
> From February onward, everyone, including open-source Qt users, will require valid Qt accounts to download Qt binary packages. We changed this because we think that a Qt account lets you make the best use of our services and contribute
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Jobs, Cook, Ive–Blevins? The Rise of Apple’s Cost Cutter(wsj.com)
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That makes me wonder how tomato in a fruit salad would actually taste.
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Ah, that's this 20 year old bug, that predates Mac OS X, striking again: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34572
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* due to increased energy efficiency and energy harvesting, nightly charging of personal devices becomes obsolete, devices are charged every two weeks or so or before long trips * increasing volume of private people investing in ETFs will c
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by w-m 7y ago
I’m not very knowledgeable about Dual Channel operations, so maybe you can enlighten me. Intuitively I’d have said that using all slots with sticks of half the size would be the faster configuration, as they could then be used in parallel.
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by w-m 7y ago
Interesting that when going for 768 GB of RAM, you can choose to spend an additional $4000 to leave half the slots open for possible future expansion: - 768GB (6x128GB) of DDR4 ECC memory - $14,000 - 768GB (12x64GB) of DDR4 ECC memory - $10
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by w-m 7y ago
Sure, but all of these children got to live a full life instead of dying early, so "prolongation of life" applies there as well. A job well done, time to cross it off the to-do list? :)
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by w-m 7y ago
That depends on how you look at it. You could also call it a great success: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_expectancy#/media/File:Li...
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AI Reveals Second Playwright’s Contributions to Shakespeare’s ‘Henry VIII’(smithsonianmag.com)
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