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   by zokier 1y ago

   While technically choice of prime meridian is arbitrary, there is a particular cartographic reason to prefer so called Florence meridian, as it minimizes interruption of land masses. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floren
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   by zokier 1y ago

   I think this could be made into systemd (user) service fairly easily. Then you wouldn't need to worry about `disown` or tracking the PID, you'd just `systemctl --user start|stop prevent-sleep.service` If you want to be extra fancy
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   by zokier 1y ago

   Or just use ISO8601 standard notation (e.g. "P1D" for one day)
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   by zokier 1y ago

   Probably you can start with stuff mentioned here https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/realtime/documentation/howt...
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   by zokier 1y ago

   Does 2x160 cores count? https://www.titancomputers.com/Titan-A900-Octane-Dual-AMD-EP...
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   by zokier 1y ago

   You can use nat64 to talk to legacy networks. Ipv6-only networks (with nat64 or 464xlat etc) are becoming increasingly popular. There is also this new concept called "ipv6-mostly network" that is getting rolled out: https:/&
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   by zokier 1y ago

   ADTs are just structs and tagged unions. Tbh I don't understand why there is such fetishization of them considering how mudane they are.
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   by zokier 1y ago

   > we just came to with a convenient way to do calculations, slapped a name on it, and declared it a scientific law Physics is a model after all. I don't think you are so far off. Lot of physics is predicated on it's ability to
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   by zokier 1y ago

   In some parts of my country the grid provider has needed to restrict new industrial connections because the grid is hitting its limits. https://yle-fi.translate.goog/a/74-20138415?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x...
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    by zokier 1y ago

    No mounting is perfectly rigid and non-deformable.
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    by zokier 1y ago

    Something like systemd-cgtop, systemd-cgls, `systemctl status`, or `systemctl list-units`?
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    by zokier 1y ago

    Personally I feel this diverges just enough from omarchy that it deserves its own name to avoid confusion.
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    by zokier 1y ago

    Different camera models are interesting field of research. For example NASA uses CAHVORE model for scientific cameras to correct for all sorts of distortions, and I think OpenCV has also it's own models. And now we have this novel mode
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    by zokier 1y ago

    I would assume the fingerprint would be extremely sensitive to alignment and positioning of the optical elements, and I don't find it far fetched that those could shift minutely during the lifetime of a device without getting to a poin
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    by zokier 1y ago

    Vortex86 is probably the closest thing to what you are looking for.
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    by zokier 1y ago

    GRASS is integrated to QGIS https://docs.qgis.org/3.40/en/docs/user_manual/grass_integra...
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    by zokier 1y ago

    Both Novation and Arturia have some stuff for iPad?
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    by zokier 1y ago

    Midi controllers work plenty good with ipads
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    by zokier 1y ago

    Thanks, fixed
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    by zokier 1y ago

    Mackenzie claims that parity was explicit concern for selecting 7 bit code for ASCII. He cites X3.2 subcommittee, although does not provide any references which document exactly, but considering that he was member of those committees (as fa
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    by zokier 1y ago

    IBM also notably used EBCDIC instead of ASCII for most of their systems
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    by zokier 1y ago

    Gtk2 also had exceptionally long lifetime, initial release in 2002 and last release in 2020. In contrast Gtk1 was initially released in 1998 and last release was 2001.
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    by zokier 1y ago

    There is still lot of productivity stuff that benefits from power of desktops. Engineering (Ansys etc), local AI development, 3D modeling, working with large C++/Rust codebases, scientific computing, etc etc. And related to gaming ther
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    by zokier 1y ago

    Smoking gun needs sample return, and the current outlook for that mission is not great.
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    by zokier 1y ago

    Just as a side note, this rock has been garnering lot of interest pretty much immediately as it was discovered a year ago. There were also few papers published this spring hinting at biological origin. https://edition.cnn.com&#x2
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    by zokier 1y ago

    > Because you retain ownership of and responsibility for Your Content, we need you to grant us — and other GitHub Users — certain legal permissions, listed in Sections D.4 — D.7. These license grants apply to Your Content. If you upload
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    by zokier 1y ago

    > most of my code is not licensed. All rights reserved. By virtue of uploading code to github you are granting them license as per their terms of service.
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    by zokier 1y ago

    I wouldn't jump to conclusions from statcounter numbers, they are notoriously flaky. I don't know why people pay attention to them. See also this recent thread about Linux marketshare: https://news.ycombinator.com/
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    by zokier 1y ago

    > You can git clone the repo to your local machine, and you can manually move it elsewhere, but there's no way to send a PR from your repo to mine Have people forgotten that email exists?
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    by zokier 1y ago

    > Do you remember a few years ago that browsers used to put a lock icon for all HTTPS connections? Few years ago? I have lock icon right now in my address bar