myphs

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by myphs 5y ago
The latest changes in the past couple years seem not quite user-friendly. If I'd give a Mac to my parents, I wouldn't be sure they would understand how to use it. Same goes with newer iPhones. E.g. the Home Button was such a great
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by myphs 5y ago
This is quite interesting. I wonder, why this was decided to be too advanced. In my uni we teach it from the very beginning.
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by myphs 5y ago
With my current knowledge? Probably some sort of woodworking. It is very satisfying. But I actually don't know how or if it is profitable in any way.
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by myphs 5y ago
This doesn't look like it's sustainable at all. But as they say themselves, it can be very useful for disaster situations.
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by myphs 5y ago
I was sarcastic. I guess it's hard to tell.
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by myphs 5y ago
And some people try to push their agenda and make it about climate change. Absolutely ridiculous! "Did climate change undermine Champlain Towers South?" https://www.economist.com/united-states/2021/06&#x2
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by myphs 5y ago
I wonder how many users who disable telemetry are also using compact mode and how many people are actually disabling telemetry.
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by myphs 5y ago
Wow! But what's up with the whitespace? Remove the max-width from body and it'll become the perfect website.
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by myphs 5y ago
He explains this two sentences later: >- Several cellIDs map to the same eNB lat/long coordinates. That's because the antennas mounted on an eNB don't have 360° coverage. The angle and range of each antenna carves the spac