Quai

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by Quai 22d ago
You are on my short-list of people I look up to. Thank you!
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by Quai 1mo ago
IMHO AI-generated images are not the problem; The low effort people put in to generating them and selecting which image to go with is the problem. Spend some time on it. Find your own style.
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by Quai 2mo ago
I tried it, it started a scan but stopped after hitting the rate-limit of my account. It gave up after just a minute of retrying (rate limits are tokens per minute, so... :P). It said "Partial output was kept at <...>", but
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by Quai 5mo ago
Simple for you is not simple for me, and vice versa. 10 users with simple needs = complex software.
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by Quai 2y ago
I'm not a jealous person. I dont want his money. But his collection of space things? Oh, I'm green with envy!
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by Quai 3y ago
Compared to Lars, Jon was hands on, and connected with the staff and products. I think I can count on one hand the times I saw Lars eating in the canteen. The company changed a lot after that, and not necessarily for the better. What made O
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by Quai 4y ago
A good read, Martin. Hope you are doing well!
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by Quai 4y ago
I had the pleasure of working with the people from Fastmail while they where owned by Opera Software. I had a lot of respect for how they operated their systems back then, and I'm sure it's even better today. I miss all the Tim Ta
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by Quai 4y ago
During the first larger round of layoffs that happened in the "original" Opera Software, the Head of HR stood in front of the employees and managed to say something like "We are not 'downsizing', we are just 'r
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by Quai 4y ago
At home, when accessing my gw, I always use "ssh foo@10.1" to access 10.0.0.1.
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by Quai 4y ago
Personally, I think it is because search is a important revenue stream for the browsers. It makes little sense to put too much effort in to a feature that will limit the usage of the thing that earns them the most. At Opera Software, where
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by Quai 5y ago
As a person "self-diagnosed" with aphantasia, I feel cheated knowing that other people have a built in cheat-sheet. No wonder why I was struggling with memorizing things like the multiplication table in school.
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by Quai 5y ago
That page was often used at Opera Software as a example and benchmark for weird and wonderful things "web designers" throw against rendering engines :D
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by Quai 5y ago
The Opera product you are thinking of is Opera Mini. Opera Mobile is a browser running mostly on your device (except for "turbo" which optimized media trough a proxy setup, but did not, afaik, execute any of the javascript). Opera
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by Quai 5y ago
The truth is that most services will have a set of devops with access to personal information. And some times, we need to look at private data to solve issues like this. My first instinct back then was that some smart hacker had created a F
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by Quai 5y ago
I worked on Opera Link, the first built-in synchronization between different installations of the Opera browser, both desktop, Opera Mini and Opera Mobile (+ a web view). Favicons got included in the data from day one, and it was awesome to
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by Quai 5y ago
The "hidden" gem here is all the videos posted by Andreas on his youtube channel. I've spent quite a few hours with him and learned a lot of things from his way of working.
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by Quai 5y ago
I saw the flash, and around three minutes later, heard the sound. It was impressive! If I'm right about the time between the light and the sound, it was around ~60km/37mi away, but still clearly audible!
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by Quai 5y ago
I'm not a chemist nor physicist nor biologist, but.. What do you mean with "inert"? I'm pretty sure most radioactive elements are quite happy to react with other chemicals, like salt water. Some of the new compounds will
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by Quai 6y ago
Trolling, the fishing method. For me, a internet troll is a person that says something provocation hoping that someone will "bite" and waste time arguing.
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by Quai 6y ago
The link below is to an interview where the Norwegian King is trolling(phun intended) the queen when talking about this airport/science station. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXw9jGTdBy0 It's worth noting that t
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by Quai 6y ago
Your comment is a good example of a strawman.
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by Quai 6y ago
I guess it depends on how strictly you define a ballistic missile. I would think most warheads have some sort of terminal guidance. The only difference is that Falcon use the engines mainly to shed speed so that it does not burn up during e
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by Quai 6y ago
We have private companies softlanding (almost) inert ICBMs on barges in the middle of the sea. I dont think this military capacity comes as a surprise to anyone... ;-)
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by Quai 6y ago
Or maybe more fitting for this thread, listen to Joan herself; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivxkd98mDvc
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by Quai 6y ago
If you dont mind listening to Richard himself, you can watch this pre-historic 4:3 videos on youtube; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ga_7j72CVlc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zjm8JeDKvdc
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by Quai 6y ago
Awesome woman, and a fascinating family! I'm no expert, so excuse my ignorance: Wasn't the "origin" of auroras know long before her time? I recall reading about Kristian Birkeland's terrella experiment where he demo
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by Quai 6y ago
Marius Hornberger from Germany is one of my favorites. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn7lavsPdVGV0qmEEBT6NyA
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by Quai 6y ago
What does current generation spysats collect? I mean, it looks like the optical and near optical was the focus for spysats from the early days an up to the 80's. What are the frequency domain for the current sats? Can they listen to ce
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by Quai 7y ago
This. It is a real problem that a lot of people fail to understand why this is an issue.

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