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by Rotundo 1y ago
Not at all. I'm just amazed that the general consensus in articles is that you should be careful with your camera. Which is a bizarre reversal of responsibility. One should not be shooting harmful lasers into the public space. Volvo sh
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by Rotundo 1y ago
So far the reaction is "don't point your camera at my lidar", which should be "don't point your lidar at my camera, or eyes". This is one of those things where we know the technology is harmful but it takes a c
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by Rotundo 1y ago
If you want a new device, these are not too expensive and well supported by Rockbox: https://www.rockbox.org/wiki/AIGOErosQK Or get a used iPod. That's what I did.
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by Rotundo 1y ago
> So how do we talk about this? You can talk about it on many, many sites across the web. You will soon find that talking politics is useless. You're not going to convince anyone that they are wrong, just as their arguments will not
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by Rotundo 1y ago
Did sudo have memory problems? Did it ever fail because it didn't handle its memory correctly?
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by Rotundo 1y ago
Nice! I could use the opposite: a real-time money counter for meetings, based on average hourly wage and number of people present. Just to share on screen during those long mandatory team meetings...
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by Rotundo 1y ago
Very responsive! I didn't expect it to be so seamless.
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by Rotundo 1y ago
I've been using https://www.librarything.com/ for many years.
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by Rotundo 1y ago
It's ammonia phosphates with trace amounts of heavy metals.
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by Rotundo 1y ago
You've got exactly one chance for a first impression. If that impression looks sufficiently strange your application won't even be read but immediately discarded. You do you, but remember that other people do, ehm, "them&quot
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by Rotundo 1y ago
The keyboard on a DEC VT100 terminal. Somehow I can type really fast on that one without a lot of typos. The keys are really heavy which helps avoid half-pressing an adjacent key by accident.
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by Rotundo 1y ago
I'd do nothing for a while. Get some decent sleep for a change. Stop being in the race. Enjoy some peace and quiet.
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by Rotundo 2y ago
White boards, or rather the markers, are barely legible. I'm using a glass board with glass markers. Good contrast, good colors and the board lasts forever.
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by Rotundo 2y ago
Why buy more lemons if you can squeeze the lemons you have just a bit harder...
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by Rotundo 2y ago
Data centers often use drinking water for cooling and let the heated water flow into the local rivers and streams. At least in my locale.
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by Rotundo 2y ago
So I'll be working 60 hours a week at making myself superfluous and making a billionaire even richer than he already is. Yeah, but no thanks.
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by Rotundo 2y ago
If the internet gets too restricted, there is always dial-up and FidoNet.
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by Rotundo 2y ago
I come from an engineering angle and am only superficially familiar with https://dspguide.com/ which I found useful for my field. DSP is a broad field, from audio design to high speed communication to image processing. An i
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by Rotundo 2y ago
Part of your question is answered by Algorithms on Strings, by Crochemore, Hancard and Lecroq: https://www.amazon.com/Algorithms-Strings-Maxime-Crochemore/... In addition, I would recommend any thick book on Digital Si
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by Rotundo 2y ago
Sometimes I'm seventeen levels deep in the debugger, the complete application state in my head, all the what-ifs and then-whats neatly in focus... and a coworker starts interrogating me about the game last night... Those moments of soc
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by Rotundo 2y ago
Or to put it another way, it's extracting $300 out of every single person in the US.
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by Rotundo 2y ago
Perhaps not what you're looking for, but... Learn a language of a country that you might be doing business with in the future. Sure, everyone speaks English (do they though?) but even a little bit of their native language goes a long w
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by Rotundo 2y ago
Email is not secure and therefore not suitable for serious business use. Even if you encrypt your message in transit (which is hard when mailing third parties), your stored message is one missed security patch away from snooping eyes. Email
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by Rotundo 2y ago
I don't even keep my emails. I have nothing in my inbox at the moment. If an email contains something I need to keep, it is transferred to my proper files. Empty mail, happy life.
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by Rotundo 2y ago
The 20-year-old is, maybe, just like you at that age: eager and smart, but lacking experience. Making bad decisions, bad designs, bad implementations left and right. Just like you did, way back when. But you have made all those mistakes alr
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by Rotundo 2y ago
I don't see a large message on the Funko site with a profuse apology for taking down Itchio. This indicates to me they fully endorse their action and are not willing to make amends.
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by Rotundo 2y ago
That greatly depends on why you need it. If you host a business on the domain that makes a lot of money, sure, go ahead and get the domain. But if you are currently thinking about creating a start-up without concrete plans how to turn a tid
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by Rotundo 2y ago
If you don't like your co-workers, why are you even working there? Just for the money? Life is too short to spend weekdays without having nice people around you.
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by Rotundo 2y ago
Another Designer's Dream: light grey text on a white background. I honestly can hardly read it, even when I boost the contrast.
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by Rotundo 2y ago
If the customer doesn't think their project is important, why should I?

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