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by ynniv 5y ago
Have you seen https://gtoolkit.com ? https://lepiter.io/feenk/glamorous-toolkit-and-pharo-9q25tav...
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by ynniv 5y ago
"While the residential and small business rates are among the five most expensive in the country, the industrial rate is much lower, ranking right in the middle among the states." There's an obvious solution here. Residential
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by ynniv 5y ago
I bet Shift plus one of the two sides of that spacebar would do nicely.
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by ynniv 5y ago
For a similarly accessible lisp implementation, see Scheme48 which was originally written in two days. https://www.s48.org/1.9.2/manual/manual-Z-H-2.html#node_chap...
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by ynniv 6y ago
I use deft. A hot key brings up the list, then typing narrows the list based on name or content. https://jblevins.org/projects/deft/
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by ynniv 6y ago
It could be the X-Client-Data header. If you are using Chrome, try incognito mode. https://9to5google.com/2020/02/06/google-chrome-x-client-dat...
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by ynniv 6y ago
A Suburban is a "full size SUV", which weighs, drives, and has the fuel economy of a truck. Minivans are closer in size, weight, fuel economy, and cost to the car derived "mid size SUVs", but they have much more cargo sp
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by ynniv 6y ago
Have you driven a recent one? It's not hard to get a test drive. Try holding the Odyssey over 6000 rpm in sport-manual and see if it's a boring van.
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by ynniv 6y ago
I replaced my 3-series BMW with a Honda Odyssey, and I've spent two years singing its praises. Part of the problem is that we have created a culture that uses cars as a form of self expression, and many early parents aren't ready
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by ynniv 6y ago
And yet you could dial TESTMODE on a StatTAC and listen to any analog channel. http://www.jax184.com/projects/StarTAC/wireless/testmode.htm...
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by ynniv 6y ago
According to Wikipedia the owner/operator is the $6B Hyundai Glovis, and the ship was insured. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Golden_Ray
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by ynniv 6y ago
You are right regarding Sony. I thought the Primesense Carmine was ToF, but it was only a miniaturization of their SL. There weren't many high quality comments when I posted, so I filled in what I could remember from years ago. It&#x27
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This is the mass market application of PrimeSense's Time-of-flight sensor. They were first known by the Structured-light sensor used in the Xbox Kinect camera, but were later bought by Apple and used for Face ID. ToF is a more difficul
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by ynniv 6y ago
At the time people were essentially upset that it misrepresented hacking as cool, where actually it was geeky. Today it's easy to take for granted that people understand personal computing, but there was a time when most adults didn&#x
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The high growth countries had been destroyed in a war.
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This sounds like frustration at the inability to change the beliefs of people. People will often behave irrationally, and yes there is nothing we can do about that. They have done this forever, and likely will continue to do that forever. Y
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The problem is that the term is a combination of name calling and appeal to authority used to quickly discredit a theory, and has been applied to significant minority theories that have turned out to be true. It’s more work but better form
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Look for "Full Disc" at https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/
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by ynniv 6y ago
Unless you are have a formal proof of your entire application plus operating system and enforce very long passwords, the choice between bcrypt and Argon2 isn't improving your security. Even if that describes your situation and custom b
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by ynniv 7y ago
Could you add dates and time zones to the events? I want to manually add one to my calendar correctly.
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by ynniv 7y ago
If you have a domain, you can give every service it’s own email address, ${service}@${domain}. They can try reporting that to Facebook, but unless someone understands that the entire domain is one account they won’t be able to correlate the
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by ynniv 7y ago
Her algorithm doesn't require calibration. The color chart in many of the photos is to demonstrate the effect, or was just habit when she took them.
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This overly specific intersection of requirements is how you target a single product in legislation.
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by ynniv 7y ago
https://victorribeiro.com/isocity/#AAAAAAYpAgA7Ny4EIwAHBQIHC...
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by ynniv 7y ago
Awesome! https://victorribeiro.com/isocity/#IjIqKioyIgoxKioqMQoKMRwZG...
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by ynniv 7y ago
It would be great if this stored the city as data in the URL so we could share them.
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by ynniv 7y ago
Sure but once a law is broken, what recourse does anyone have in the submitted article? The answer can't be to call the Feds... Cars have license plates, planes have N-numbers. If drones are too small to have a visible registration num
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It is at night, and even if you don't have a transponder you have a visible registration number and a license that will be revoked if you can't behave.
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It may currently be legal, but this isn't an acceptable long term framework. If you're flying below the regulation ceiling, you should need a line of sight operator and landowner approval. Above that you should need a transponder
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by ynniv 7y ago
Don't throw away those bookmarks! Even if they don't work by default, they're still links to valuable content in the WayBack Machine!

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