lycos

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by lycos 3mo ago
I'm surprised about the 266 MB of DICOM images, I've never had an MRI but my CT results are generally between 1-2GB (zipped) and I always assumed an MRI would have more data, guess I was wrong about that!
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by lycos 8mo ago
I don't touch my display on my MacBook and it's always yucky because of the finger oils on my keyboard, so the thought of having to use a special cloth to clean it always seemed like too much of a hassle for me compared to the glo
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by lycos 9mo ago
For me it often still is.. at least when I'm working alone on something / no collaboration needed. Every time I try something else I revert back to this, although sometimes I do save the files, eventually.
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by lycos 1y ago
Always reminds me of the time Apple introduces "Smart Shuffle" in iTunes in 2005 which "which lets the user change the “randomness” of shuffled songs". https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2005/09&#x2
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by lycos 2y ago
If I check on monkeytype it's around 130wpm but as others have said it really depends on what you are typing. (for what it's worth I learned to touch type on an old typewriter decades ago, however my wpm was much slower then as th
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by lycos 2y ago
Back in the day I think most people got their apps from the PalmGear website ( https://web.archive.org/web/20010331040533/http://palmgear.c... ) and sync it to their Palm device via HotSync (later Palm Des
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by lycos 2y ago
I had a very mild pain on and off again that I assumed would go away and waited with going to the GP way too long.
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by lycos 2y ago
Yeah if possible get screened and when in doubt about something in/on your body please get it checked. I also had to suffer through chemo this year because of metastasis – had I checked sooner I might've gotten away by just having
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by lycos 2y ago
I can't put my finger on it but I don't find this enjoyable to read at all.. so I don't know much about readability claims here. Maybe I'm an outlier.
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by lycos 2y ago
I have never seen a 3+ month notice to quit in the country I live, curious which country this happens in? Sounds extremely ridiculous if true
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by lycos 2y ago
I loved Palm since my first, the IIIe SE and have had many of their other later devices too. I was even invited to the launch party of the Zire 71 with it's cool slide out mechanism! Oh and the Tungsten|T when it could finally play MP3
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by lycos 2y ago
I care a lot about my privacy and this was one of the main reasons I didn't want to use dating apps. But I also didn't want to stay alone and meeting people in meat space (maybe I shouldn't have called it that) also didn&#x27
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by lycos 2y ago
I never accepted the new terms in the Instagram app, it keeps asking again every now and then but you can get around it for a while and use the app. I'm very curious whether that means they are using my personal data for targeted ads o
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by lycos 2y ago
Delta for free in the regular App Store everywhere but the EU where we have to download a paid app store to install it, so it begins.
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by lycos 2y ago
Interesting! When I got presented this list Safari wasn't even "above the fold" which surprised me, so I assumed it was randomised. When I clicked Safari it also opened an App Store sheet for Safari, which I thought was weird
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by lycos 3y ago
I only learned about vector after I had setup a new fluent-bit pipeline, and have to say there's a lot of stuff that looks interesting in vector and wish I had time to play with it earlier. Might still do it when I have some downtime,
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by lycos 3y ago
Meanwhile everybody you exchange e-mails with doesn't care about any of this and unless using E2EE all your email contents will be known by their e-mail providers anyway.
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by lycos 3y ago
You mean nesting like this proposal? https://www.w3.org/TR/css-nesting-1/
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by lycos 3y ago
There is no definitive way to answer your question. It depends entirely on your target audience and how much effort your company is willing to put towards support a, I will admit, likely minority. Some of us need to.
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by lycos 3y ago
Yeah but only in evergreen browsers once they implement it.. plus now you are making the browser do more work compared to just having simple CSS files that don't have to do complicated things.
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by lycos 3y ago
This looks terrible. Is this really necessary? I feel like purists who write CSS by hand don't want this kind of stuff, because otherwise they'd have switched to one of thousands of preprocessors. And people who use preprocessors
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by lycos 3y ago
Fine I'll try despite having a painful hand right now, my WPM mention was not coding specific btw but I am always happy to help a throwaway account; I got "You can type 80 words per minute", and slightly more pain now. The bi
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by lycos 3y ago
My parents forced me to take typing lessons on typewriters in the 90s and I am thankful they did, of course that had some technical limitations in regard to speed but it definitely made me a great blind typist which is the main foundation f
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by lycos 3y ago
When it does load it looks like this could've just be a static site, so it's interesting to see it being a serverless function that crashes the whole time. But yes, the idea of designing for the fold is from early 2000s (or i gues
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by lycos 3y ago
Hm, I hadn't heard of NimbleOptions before and always used Ecto's embedded_schema for these types of things (as also mentioned in the article). Looking at NimbleOptions based on this example I think I would prefer to stick to Ecto
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by lycos 3y ago
Wish it was different but realistically I feel like you are right (outside of Elixir specific communities). I love working with Elixir and have done so successfully for the past 4 years at various companies, however I have been trying to fi
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by lycos 3y ago
what do you think git pull --rebase does..
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by lycos 3y ago
For me Hinge proved most successful out of everything I tried, it gave me the most matches that actually resulted in real world dates and eventually to finding my current partner of almost 3 years now. N.B. I only ever use free versions as
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by lycos 3y ago
Unrelated but made me think of this anecdote; Many years ago I met a tech-savy captain who did have satellite internet on his ship, but it was incredibly expensive (not sure about current pricing), so he only used it briefly every now and t
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by lycos 3y ago
I have great memories of playing Jazz Jackrabbit 2 online multiplayer, if I'm not mistaken at some point the official game servers were killed and to still play online we had to patch it to connect to a server hosted by someone I only

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