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by wlll 5y ago
3. in my mine makes it totally unusable, I didn't know that, glad I do now! 1. and 2. I could likely live with, but aren't great.
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by wlll 6y ago
How so?
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by wlll 6y ago
138/20 down/up for me on Virgin (Google speed test, Manchester to London, using wifi). Was sold 200/20, and have got that in the past using Ethernet.
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by wlll 6y ago
Perhaps you could ask them and report back?
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by wlll 6y ago
I'd greatly prefer a title such as "Mac OS defaults I prefer". I read the first page or so and honestly didn't find any that I would actually want. Labelling these "sensible" then suggests that the alternatives
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by wlll 6y ago
My Blue Snowball cackles at your Model M in the "it was free" dialect of Internet put-downs ;)
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by wlll 6y ago
It's more a $60 mic. Most of the time people just don't know their audio is a problem, and all of the times I've pointed it out it's got fixed. PTT isn't 0 cost if you take into account the reduction in fluidity of
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by wlll 6y ago
I run a couple of programming groups currently over zoom. Usually between 5 and 15 people. I will tell people to get headphones or fix their audio issues (breathing/mouth noises) and I will mute them if they don't make progress on
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by wlll 6y ago
yeah, Zoom has PTT of a sort, you can mute and unmute yourself as you wish (and I will mute myself when I know I'm not going to be taking part in a call for a long period). That said, you still need a decent mic if you're using PT
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by wlll 6y ago
Because it's weird. I've done it, pressing a button to laugh feels really strange and fake. You can solve the issue with a decent quality mic (which you should have when you're using PTT anyway) and by using headphones, so th
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by wlll 6y ago
A better microphone would fix that, and has the added advantage that when you Do P to T your audio quality isn't crap for the duration you're saying stuff. I use a Blue Snowball, it's great, there may be better alternatives.
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by wlll 6y ago
This is super helpful, thanks!
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by wlll 6y ago
We get stuff delivered here. We use three of the major supermarkets. I prefer to choose my own veg, but in the current situation I'll accept not being able to.
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by wlll 6y ago
> You buy lots of the underlying stock of something that's trending and start selling OTM "lottery ticket" contracts to the hapless fools (of which you used to be), and you finally start winning. I'm relatively new to
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by wlll 6y ago
Everyone I know goes once a week. once every two weeks and you'd start to run out of fresh produce in week 2.
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by wlll 6y ago
Yes!
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by wlll 6y ago
Can anyone explain the significance of these numbers, and their changes?
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by wlll 6y ago
I think it's OK, but I think it spoils the far better series.
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by wlll 6y ago
Agreed, the series was a masterpiece, though I am not sure I recommend watching the sequel series (I forget the name). I think I preferred the suspense of the first series as the ending. Also, watch the series not the film (if you must, wat
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by wlll 6y ago
I think this is a balance. Being the only house in the area that can't be seen into might get you more attention someone being able to see you in your underwear at a 50cm x 50cm resolution.
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by wlll 6y ago
I'm curious about the source here. I've always been taught (mid 40s, UK) to use "" not '', well before US English became readily accessible on the Internet.
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by wlll 6y ago
Noita is a great game, I've been playing it recently. The Chaos is pretty slow-burn (Ah ha!) though.
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by wlll 6y ago
I enjoyed the open air sections of Far Cry 2, but definitely found the later games to be repetitive and formulaic to the extent that I never finished 3 or 4, and just never bothered buying 5. It being made by Ubisoft made that decision a bi
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by wlll 6y ago
Noodle is apparently: "late 18th century: from German Nudel, of unknown origin." (Google) However: "Although popular legend claims Marco Polo introduced pasta to Italy following his exploration of the Far East in the late 13t
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by wlll 6y ago
I (an Englishman) ate large portions of pasta until about 5 years ago when someone suggested weighing it and now I use 85g per portion. It never seems like it's going to be enough, but it always is.
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by wlll 6y ago
When you say boat radar and phased array, what is your experience there? The only radar I've seen on a boat has one of those spinning antennas.
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by wlll 6y ago
Wether the programmer chose to do something is a large part of the issue here. An explicit return says "I chose to do this". An implicit return in these examples says "There may or may not have been a choice made" and th
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by wlll 6y ago
Useful, thanks.
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by wlll 6y ago
> I don't use Ruby but I faced similar issues with Rust's clippy and rustfmt. But I still think it's better than the alternative. I also use Go, and haven't had issues with the autoformatter there, but I believe that&
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by wlll 6y ago
> consistency is good in and of itself It can't be, because consistency is only a concept with no intrinsic value. The value is based on the relationship between the concept and the application. You can say "consistency in code

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