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by xnzakg 9y ago
You can also speed them up a bit. Makes the phone seem a lot snappier without breaking apps that seem to rely on animations for timing (I'm looking at you, messenger's "share" feature which doesn't have a send delay
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by xnzakg 9y ago
Someone made a nice solution for that called CIRClean: https://www.circl.lu/projects/CIRCLean/
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by xnzakg 9y ago
Not the user you replied to, but for me, Youtube's "automatic mixes" loop pretty quickly. Also, YT is a bit more of a pain to use on mobile (either leave a video running, uses up battery and data, or use a modded version of Y
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by xnzakg 9y ago
See Bandcamp. The main thing that it doesn't have that SC does is a feed, but otherwise, they do have a Patreon-esque system - you can listen to the music on the website for free, but you can either buy the albums you like (and downloa
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by xnzakg 9y ago
You may want to disable taking the letter "a" (and some other ones like "is" etc).
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by xnzakg 9y ago
You're talking about engineers. Of course you need to understand some formulas if you're going to be an engineer. But for most of the people who aren't going to do that, they're useless.
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by xnzakg 9y ago
That looks really nice... too bad there's no Linux support :/
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by xnzakg 10y ago
Probably was a radar, not a lidar.
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by xnzakg 10y ago
I like how you linked to a "5s" timer, but the timer is actually 5 minutes.
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by xnzakg 10y ago
The OLED screen looks kind of out of place tbh. I think it would look better with a good old LCD.
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by xnzakg 10y ago
Is it somehow possible to leave a game that hasn't started yet? I logged in using Google, but I have notifications disabled for the account, so I would rather register using an alternative email address. Changing the email used for not
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by xnzakg 10y ago
Disclaimer: I don't really know what I'm talking about, this is just what I think: Since we know that things usually don't change instantly (for example, a cat won't suddenly change into a dog), if we assume 10fps vision
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by xnzakg 10y ago
https://xkcd.com/538/ Well, at least it prevents the thieves from doing more damage if it's stolen.
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by xnzakg 10y ago
I feel like this needs multiplayer. Would be amazing to use it to teach others how to program.
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by xnzakg 11y ago
How long is it before someone makes a FUSE filesystem that uses this for saving the data and just stores the IDs? Completely free Dropbox alternative!
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by xnzakg 11y ago
You should have called it WrAPI ;) Seems really useful, will definitely bookmark it.
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by xnzakg 11y ago
Why not just rm -rf everything and dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sda? That way they won't even be able to see that anything is happening.
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by xnzakg 11y ago
Woah, spent way too much time making this: http://setosa.io/markov/index.html#%7B%22tm%22%3A%5B%5B0%2C0...
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by xnzakg 11y ago
He did mention that possibility in part 1. The reason he didn't do it is because it's hard to open the original battery without damaging the case.
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by xnzakg 11y ago
> Every ISP selling tiers of speed, or even having a set speed at all, is modifying your traffic. Seems like you've got a different definition of "modifying" than me. If a post service decides to send another package fas
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by xnzakg 11y ago
Java phones even supported asking for internet access... which is pretty much taken for granted now, and GPlay doesn't even show that an app needs it.
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by xnzakg 11y ago
> You don't need separated routers each LED light bulb can be used as an access point But you need to buy one that supports LiFi, and LiFi bulbs will probably be more expensive than normal lightbulbs (if they become a thing) And if
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by xnzakg 11y ago
> almost no drawback 1. You need to purchase a Li-Fi "router" for each room (if not several) instead of purchasing a single router 2. Connecting the "routers" to internet: you would either need a lot of cables... or W
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by xnzakg 11y ago
Aw, no 89Ti version :/ How hard would it be to port it?
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by xnzakg 11y ago
"echo Phone no. Name >> address book" And then you accidentally use ">" instead of ">>". Woops.
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by xnzakg 11y ago
Getting the same error on Arch Linux.
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by xnzakg 11y ago
Well, there's Finalterm that doesn't exactly seem to like vim.
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by xnzakg 11y ago
> One of my favorite features that has come to Windows 10 is the ability to scroll an inactive window. That's one of the things that annoy me when using Windows (on someone else's computer). That was fast, Microsoft. Linux had
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by xnzakg 11y ago
You know, you can always ask your friend to let you enter the password on his computer yourself without telling them. It will be stored on their computer in both cases anyway.
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by xnzakg 11y ago
"i/o timeout" That's ironic.

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