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The Chart Missing from All Spreadsheet Software [video]
(youtube.com)
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manuelmagic
2y ago
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manuelmagic
2y ago
DDG started to ignore the country preference (the slide button) I set. I keep it in the off position, that should mean "all countries" but it still shows me results in Italian language, even if I search in English. Google started
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Ask HN: Which enterprise companies use Unix and Unix-like operating systems?
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manuelmagic
2y ago
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Ask HN: Who Uses Raspberry Pi Desktop for PC and Mac?
(raspberrypi.com)
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manuelmagic
2y ago
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manuelmagic
2y ago
I'm genuinely curious about who uses the Raspberry Pi distro on a x86 computer. Does it exist only related to the development of the Raspberry Pi OS for aarch64 and armhf or there are people out there that choose Raspberry Pi Desktop a
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manuelmagic
3y ago
IMHO it's a feature that instant photography users are not interested at all.
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manuelmagic
3y ago
It's still not clear if the lens is made of glass like the SX-70 or the SLR-680.
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The new Polaroid I-2 instant camera
(i2-camera.polaroid.com)
115 points
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manuelmagic
3y ago
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manuelmagic
3y ago
I have tens of files open in ST right now and it's using 16 MB of RAM. I'd suggest some tests without the plugins you are describing.
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manuelmagic
4y ago
Despite common knowledge you should not shake a Polaroid picture while it's developing. It's a heritage from the pack film era during the 60s.
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manuelmagic
4y ago
IMHO it’s a bad idea. Market for bluetooth speakers and music streaming apps is saturated. Their users base didn’t ask for this and they are unimpressed at best or even hangry. The Polaroid company of today is a small company. I understand
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manuelmagic
4y ago
Probably the latter
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manuelmagic
5y ago
When talking about hi-end monitor I'm always surprised that nearly nobody list Eizo monitors among the choices. https://www.eizoglobal.com/
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manuelmagic
5y ago
I think it's not the main point discussed here...
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manuelmagic
5y ago
I personally don't think that's fair and more importantly it doesn't solve the problem. You will pay less, true, but you still get a used or poor object. At least to me, that's not appealing at all.
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manuelmagic
5y ago
The second note at the bottom of the page says: "That hardware was too outdated to keep producing in any case, and couldn’t complete in a free market." So I'd say no, there aren't any large Soviet hardware manufacturers
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manuelmagic
5y ago
If oil prices go up then cracking is a bargain again, so... it's not the solution towards renewables.
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manuelmagic
5y ago
You can write to the author and make a suggestion, like I did.
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manuelmagic
5y ago
I already sent to eylenburg a small suggestion: after 2016 MacOS X is called macOS.
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manuelmagic
5y ago
I'm using since many years HERE Maps https://wego.here.com/
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Operating Systems: Timeline and Family Tree
(eylenburg.github.io)
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manuelmagic
5y ago
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manuelmagic
5y ago
No, .json file as always. Honestly, I like it this way: it is easier to search for parameters and the comments over them explain quickly what each parameter does and how it can be changed.
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manuelmagic
5y ago
I changed the tabs angles, the theme, the colors scheme and the caret blinking back to look identical to ST3.
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manuelmagic
5y ago
Could the portable version do the trick?
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manuelmagic
5y ago
Hi, I'm a not native English speaker. I can't understand what do you mean with the word "MUD". Can you explain it for me? Thank you.
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manuelmagic
5y ago
What is the meaning of the Unix Feuds and Unix Views posters? The Unix Magic is pretty straightforward but the other two are - at least to me - quite obscure.
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manuelmagic
6y ago
You should try LibreOffice
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manuelmagic
6y ago
I'm sorry to see how many people here on HN are commenting debit/credit card systems without really knowing the topic, spreading false notions, clichés, absolute conclusions from personal anecdotes or simply by stating easy stereo
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manuelmagic
6y ago
That's an oversimplification that's simply not true everywhere in the world.
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manuelmagic
6y ago
2FA doesn't always ask for a PIN, depending on some fingerprinting the payment can be processed without further checks.
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