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7y ago
Casting has been enabled in Beat Saber since june: https://uploadvr.com/beat-saber-oculus-quest-casting/
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7y ago
Yes, you can cast to the phone or to a chromecast (which still needs the phone). However, the stream is delayed quite a bit so we do this with the TV muted -- otherwise the experience in VR is annoying (especially with music games like Beat
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7y ago
I have an Oculus Quest. I like beat saber, but my office doesn't have enough room for it. The kids like Job/Vacation simulator, which sort of works seated, but is much better if you give it some room. We have enough space if we
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warp
7y ago
Adjusting the volume is very convenient if you're wearing an Apple Watch. (so I agree, they're great IF you're already using at least the iPhone).
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7y ago
When I was a developer on MusicBrainz (2010-2013) we didn't have access to any industry data sources. Some of our customers did though, and wanted to feed that back into the MusicBrainz database. When we took a look at that data, it
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7y ago
Yes, in my case the personal trainer would come to us, with all the equipment needed for that day in the trunk of his car. Usually we'd train in a nearby park.
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7y ago
If you want to throw money at it, try hiring a personal trainer for 2 or 3 days a week. (I had a personal trainer for a while who trained me and a friend, just having the commitment to trainer at least made me show up, and it was his job to
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7y ago
Subscribe to Youtube premium?
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Doom 1 and Body Count (Ice-T's metal band's first album) for me.
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7y ago
If you "really need engineers", why hire only locally?
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> Presumably this was enabled by not having to be able to end the windowing session and quit back to DOS without rebooting. The original "It's now safe to turn off your computer" screen after shutting down windows 95 is ac
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7y ago
Presumably the linux container would be considered an "aggregate", the container as a whole is not a derived work of any of the installed programs. Those are distinct copyrighted works. So you should be fine, and your software w
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Let's discuss the source for the GPLed parts of Tesla cars
(sfconservancy.org)
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Maybe the is="" attribute gets you partway there? <ul is="label-list"> <li is="list-item">foo</li> </ul> EDIT: google's documentation: https:/&#
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7y ago
I'm sad to admit I downvoted after the first paragraph. I was glad HN let me undo that after I read the second :) (also, hey skrebbel! :)
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7y ago
The SRI (tax office?) publishes convenient CSVs with info on each tax payer, which includes RUC, full name and address. For self-employed people I believe the RUC is the Cedula with "001" appended. So it is easy to look up the Ce
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This boss lets you play with your kids at work [video]
(bbc.com)
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7y ago
So it still does the wrist motion detection thing. I wonder if you can turn this feature off so that it behaves like the previous Apple Watch and save more battery.
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I use an Apple Watch series 3 near the coast in Ecuador (30 degrees celsius year round). Battery has been fine for me. I wear it at night for sleep tracking, and charge it when I shower. Even on days when I shower once, I usually manage t
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7y ago
I've used split keyboards since the original Microsoft Natural keyboard. Split keyboards are a must for me, to reduce strain on my wrists. I'm now using a Kinesis Gaming keyboard, which is the only split keyboard I found with Ch
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Why 30?, that just seems like a strange number. Assuming 8 hour work days, 32 seems a more obvious choice. You get 1 day/week off. I've always started at 40, then negotiated down to 36, then to 32 at the same salary whenever offe
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1bx, the Amp Grid
(1bx.uk)
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I'm using a co2meter.com one [1] connected with USB. Reading out the values is a bit slow, but I just do that in a cron job every 5 minutes and log the results. This does exactly what I needed it to do with a minimum of fuss, so I&#x
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1. A raspberry pi 3 on which I use git-annex to archive data on a bunch of large USB disks. 2. A raspberry pi 2 at a different location which provides off-site backups for the data archived by the first pi 3. A raspberry pi zero to run magi
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Ecuador judge frees Ola Bini; probe continues
(reuters.com)
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I was reading about ADS-B, FlightAware and Aireon [1] earlier. Apparently they've completed a network of satellites in January 2019 and can now monitor (ADS-B equipped) aircraft anywhere over earth? Does anyone know more about how this
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"The Majority", so I guess at least 50% :) > Currently, new revenue from YouTube Premium membership fees is distributed to video creators based on how much members watch your content. As with our advertising business, the major
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Apple does allow real third-party ad blockers though.
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(2018)
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This is apparently being implemented as we speak ( SHAKEN/STIR, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SHAKEN/STIR ). (which seems a US focused initiative, which I guess makes sense as the problem seems much worse the
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