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841.
by yread 3y ago
How does mozjpeg compare to libjpeg-turbo? at what quality is jxl faster than mozjpeg/libjpeg-turbo?
842.
by yread 3y ago
I can imagine Airbnb is losing a big chunk to Booking.com which now offers people's apartments and homes, too
843.
by yread 3y ago
On the other hand Steam is probably the most common antipiracy technology around.
844.
by yread 3y ago
Happened to a friend of mine.His backups were the offsite but with same company so he was completely screwed
845.
by yread 3y ago
Popcorn preset? Who uses that? What does it even do? Dont microwave popcorn bags just say 3 minutes at 600W?
846.
Entity Framework features I wish I knew earlier(timdeschryver.dev)
3 points by yread 3y ago|0 comments
847.
by yread 3y ago
Its not just that water temperature rises but that there is less of it (ie drought) so the constant amount of constantly hot water from the plant gets mixed with less water left in the river increasing its temperature more
848.
by yread 3y ago
Zoomable image: https://webbtelescope.org/contents/media/images/2023/128/01H... amazing detail on those fibers/roots-like clouds
849.
by yread 3y ago
It is very fast and very memory efficient apparently
850.
by yread 3y ago
Wow kinda surreal it's just this one guy (his LN account is linked from the litra-it.eu website) who has 4 likes on his LN post while all kinds of media ran with the story: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update&#x2F
851.
Official Mastodon server of the Dutch government(social.overheid.nl)
374 points by yread 3y ago|189 comments
852.
by yread 3y ago
Yes, but when your shares gain in value you can borrow more money on them. That is not taxed.
853.
What's New in C# 12(learn.microsoft.com)
2 points by yread 3y ago|0 comments
854.
New C# 12 preview features(devblogs.microsoft.com)
2 points by yread 3y ago|1 comments
855.
by yread 3y ago
Lots of corporate tax code is about taxing the money flows from the company to the physical persons. Somehow buybacks weren't taxed until recently.
856.
by yread 3y ago
That would be actually a nice policy: only allow buybacks using taxed profits. Unfortunately, it's not there yet
857.
by yread 3y ago
You can for example buy back shares
858.
by yread 3y ago
Thanks for the summary. Are there paid CAs that provide tooling like certbot (or work with it)? I don't particularly care about LE or it being free but I like the tools and people using old devices who are easily scared by warnings sho
859.
by yread 3y ago
Nice! it's more like HeLa than Lena though
860.
by yread 3y ago
There is a crucial difference though: you can't do anything about atmosphere being stripped but you definitely can reduce risks of getting the disease or dying once sick. And the most terrifying part for me was that maybe I could have
861.
by yread 3y ago
So, to summarize: - you understood 1.5% 70+ who get the disease will probably die - you empathized with them - you weren't terrified of 10s of millions of people, possibly your loved ones, dying
862.
by yread 3y ago
His pay did stay the same, so at least he's not preaching water while drinking wine... https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/freedom-of-information/2022/...
863.
by yread 3y ago
Their fuse-based filesystem driver even supported CACHED block access ie you would download, cache and read the blocks you needed locally instead of sending every read over the wire. Close to local fs performance for little space
864.
by yread 3y ago
Looks cool. But is LiteFS really ready for production? The github issues page seems to have some lost writes fixed just three weeks ago. I would consider using it instead of running .backup nightly, so having a missed write vs running a cr
865.
by yread 3y ago
Scraping using a verified account (6000*30=180k tweets for 8$) seems to be cheaper than using the API (you would need 4 basic accounts (50k tweets, 100$/month) - is this pricing for real?)
866.
by yread 3y ago
Call of Legends 4? Is that some AAA pokemon game that was never released to public?
867.
by yread 3y ago
There was also this crossword affair that some suspected was too clever for its own good: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-Day_Daily_Telegraph_crosswor...
868.
by yread 3y ago
My grandma pulled out thousands of ticks by wetting a piece of cloth, putting a bit of soap on it and turning them counter-clockwise. Interestingly, you need to turn them clockwise for ages before they let go, but counter-clockwise gets the
869.
by yread 3y ago
Why do you want a unibody? Isn't it better to open it up and and stick a multi TB ssd and 64GB RAM in, lioe I did with my EliteBook 840?
870.
by yread 3y ago
From the lesser known Frans Hals in Haarlem is very nice and much less busy

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