4rt

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by 4rt 2mo ago
lg's had a good run of being a monitor, their software was a bit shit but the hardware supported e-arc etc. i've got 2 expensive lg tvs and i bought them because you don't need to use their remote, it just turns on and shows
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by 4rt 3mo ago
Another one not mentioned is trying to book a trip for e.g. 3 people, but only one item of hold luggage. You just can't do it, you have to add it later in an amend-booking. Jet2's not quite as bad, its possible but difficult.
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by 4rt 4mo ago
i've only ever owned a 'Surface Laptop 2' and for the time it was excellent, the keyboard and trackpad were both superior to my macbook pro of the time, the screen was great in both brightness and the 3:2 ratio. it was great
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by 4rt 4mo ago
https://encyclopedia.uia.org/problem/anarcho-tyranny
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by 4rt 4mo ago
the 'silent merging' you're talking about is the c in css
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by 4rt 4mo ago
if you're writing class="flex-inline width-30 font-large" it's even worse than inline css because it has an abstraction layer and dependencies. just write css, tailwind has always been total junk.
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by 4rt 4mo ago
I hired a peugeot something (MPV) to drive in the french alps and it was insanely dangerous. Driving mountainous switchbacks with very tight corners it was so strict about not wanting to cross the central line that it frequently tried to du
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by 4rt 4mo ago
not sure if i'm retarded, but there's not a single mention of xbmc
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by 4rt 7mo ago
I've also never seen an ad in windows 11. I did uninstall all of the weird apps like "News" "Weather" etc.
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by 4rt 8mo ago
who's upvoting this, it doesn't say anything at all
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by 4rt 8mo ago
i think i just misunderstood the writing, it does explicitly say 4bits for castling. the prose around is just describing what castling is - i thought it was implying that you could determine whether castling is possible from the position of
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by 4rt 8mo ago
I don't understand the castling part of this - you can move a rook from its starting square and back and castling isn't available - it says that you can determine whether castling is available from the location of the pieces?
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by 4rt 8mo ago
yeah i just heard, i'm changing my prediction to Microsoft 365 Copilot Xbox Edition
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by 4rt 9mo ago
i think it's telling that Nullsoft created their own installer for WinAmp and its still 20 years later one of the most sane and popular ways of distributing apps.
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by 4rt 9mo ago
rumour has it the next version of windows will be called Microsoft 365 Azure for Desktop XBOX Edition so that each of the executives in the money making sections gets their piece.
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by 4rt 9mo ago
the installation story for devs writing windows apps has been dreadful for 3 decades. vs used to help you build setup.exe, which was always a huge chore to use. clickonce was launched to replace all this with hosted manifests and auto-updat
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by 4rt 10mo ago
If you're trying to pack hundreds of microservices into a cluster, having containers using 80MB of ram minimum instead of 500KB can become a big deal.
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by 4rt 10mo ago
They're self contained and native, but they're still massive. There's been some work on CoreRT and a general thrust to remove all dependencies on any reflection (so that all metadata can be stripped) and to get tree-shaking w
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by 4rt 11mo ago
i went through border control twice at an airport after going to the wrong gate and when i returned to the uk the e-gates immediately declined to process it (the camera etc. didn't move and e.g. reject the facial recognition, it just i
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by 4rt 11mo ago
i think his point was that the actual LINQ (language integrated query) is already superior to transposing it back to the functional fluent version. i largely agree, especially when you're doing joins and group by. i've worked with
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by 4rt 11mo ago
tldr; the wifi's access restrictions still allowed DNS so they set up a vpn on the dns port
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by 4rt 1y ago
The reason starlink are so low in the first place is its cheaper to launch to that altitude, you need way less signal strength for devices to connect to them and the round-trip latency is vastly improved. They're intended to be essenti
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by 4rt 1y ago
i'm not paying a lot of attention to this AI global economics war bs tbh, but the intel arc gpus seemed to be a sensible way of me getting back into pc gaming. good drivers, ok performance, great value and great energy efficiency. then
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by 4rt 1y ago
thank you for your service, it was a very long comment but i read it all and found it insightful!
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by 4rt 1y ago
i used to make 'leaflet websites' in the 90s, then shopping carts. it was an era where everybody wanted an online presence to make themselves seem legitimiate. i expect this is the normal progression of anybody born in the 80s who
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by 4rt 1y ago
any idea what the caddy did? some sort of feedback for rotation angle maybe?
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by 4rt 1y ago
This is trying to ban a city from publishing historic crash data on public roads, nothing to do with advanced strategy or plans.
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by 4rt 1y ago
* we'll drag you into basic modern security hygiene if it kills us
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by 4rt 1y ago
i think they're saying it shouldn't be counted as a fail, rather than it should be accepted as an answer at that point. if not i agree with you. it'd be nice if it flashed green or something around the entire set of brackets
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by 4rt 2y ago
You're living the dream, great work. Looks like an impressive bit of software and not some flash in the plan disruption nonsense.

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