roesel

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by roesel 12d ago
As someone who uses their personal Gmail account to forward emails from custom domains to (via MXRoute and other email providers), losing the ability to "Send as" from the given adresses from Gmail means I will have to find an ent
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by roesel 4mo ago
Until the micro/nano-patterned surface gets dirty at least.
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by roesel 7mo ago
No one wants _buggy slop code_ for their game, but ultimately no one cares whether is has been hand crafted or vibe-coded. As proof, ask yourself which of the following two options you would prefer: 1. buggy code that was hand-written 2. op
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by roesel 8mo ago
Except in Slow Horses, most of them are exceptional at least in some way. Many of them are too difficult to work with, yes, but they do excel at _something_. That is very different from being _all around mediocre_.
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by roesel 8mo ago
It might have to do with the fact that (at least on iOS), you can participate in a Google Meet call with just the Gmail app, as well as authenticate sign-ins, and who know what more. Could the main issue be Google is shipping apps within ap
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by roesel 1y ago
Have you tried Ctrl+Enter?
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by roesel 1y ago
I would love to do: - set aperture priority (fully open for most cases) - set shutter speed to AUTO with a limit (never open for longer than 1/100 s) - set ISO to AUTO with a limit (never go above 6400) If there is insufficient light,
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by roesel 1y ago
If I set aperture priority to "maximum possible light in", I often have an issue that when there is insufficient light, the camera decreases shutter speed instead of cranking up the ISO (to the set upper limit), which would be muc
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by roesel 2y ago
The pixel 4a battery life saga was what made both me and my entire extended family never even consider buying a pixel phone again (and move to Samsung or iPhones). Google denied the issues existed forever, then shipped a fix that somehow ma
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by roesel 2y ago
Cool to see the growth. I have a minor suggestion: while the spinning counter showing "Estimated growth: 123.5 users since last update" is cool, it would make more sense to only show an integer here, since users can presumably onl
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by roesel 2y ago
I still miss the icons for items in the hamburger menu, this was one of the worst changes ever for me personally. > More streamlined menus that reduce visual clutter If this means the same as for Thunderbird, I'm going to have to sw
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by roesel 3y ago
I realize my experiences are anecdotal to the two Pixel 4a phones in my family, but the numerous reddit threads about the Adaptive Battery issue (4a) and the later unexplained stand-by battery drain (4a & 7) seem to show that I have at
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by roesel 3y ago
This is a laudable effort, but maybe the Pixel team should first focus on feature updates not completely messing up their phones for months at a time? Owning a Pixel 4a has been great until the first major Android update, which made the &qu
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by roesel 3y ago
3500 is way too much when trying to introduce a new platform. I guess that's the cost of the display (two apple watches) and the chips (a Macbook and a half). But still.
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by roesel 3y ago
Doesn't Jackett still need trackers such as Rarbg to function?
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by roesel 3y ago
I sure hope the knight is not called "calvary" in that many countries as suggested by the legend in the second map. Unless there is a connection between the knight's movements and crucifixion?
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by roesel 4y ago
Heureka/Toppreise/... is nice if you know which model you want exactly and you are looking for the lowest price with shipping. But if you're for example searching for a new laptop or dishwasher, having a website with a clean
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by roesel 4y ago
This might be true, but both czc and alza have much to learn from digitec/galaxus regarding their website useability/cleanliness/etc. Alza nowadays is closer to Aliexpress than anything else with their endless dark patterns&#
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by roesel 4y ago
It looks like good competition on the high end, but these numbers would indicate AMD is not much ahead of Intel in performance/price around the 12600k tier. Alder Lake i3/i5 buyers in the last year are probably pretty happy with t
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by roesel 4y ago
And this would be a great way to explain how optically active materials [1] work. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_rotation
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by roesel 4y ago
I think using the term "re-emit" is a mistake on my part. I fully agree that the photons are not absorbed and re-emitted. However, their speed of propagation in the material, and their properties can be altered by the interaction
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by roesel 4y ago
In my opinion, this question is impossible to properly answer in the framework of Maxwell's equations / field representation, since it cannot be defined in those terms. If I were to answer this question in terms of photons as smal
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by roesel 4y ago
I have used the word "re-emit" in the sense of the Maxwell equations description of electromagnetic fields. You are right that the light definitely does not get absorbed and then re-emitted in the sense you mean. In such a case, e
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by roesel 4y ago
The magnitue drop is reasonably simple to understand in terms of fields. The oscillating optical field might be less effective at exciting material oscillations in the middle filter due to a mismatch in polarization, but it still does so a
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by roesel 4y ago
While this explanation is very nice, it still does not actually explain what is happening on a material level. The light does not "pass" through the middle filter, but it excites oscillations in the material, which effectively re-
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by roesel 4y ago
The one where waves in the sea look like long-exposure photos of a waterfall are also pretty clearly wrong to the observer. It's funny that there is such a fundamental disconnect between the lifetime of the waves and the scene, similar
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by roesel 4y ago
There will always be jobs, their nature will just be different. Even if you make the machines, someone has to design them, program them and set them up. And even if we automate the automating, we will still be able to create art and as long
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by roesel 4y ago
What if you're simultaneously working on two projects with different version requirements and don't want to rm -rf and reinstall every day?
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by roesel 6y ago
Perhaps the rising popularity (and recent discounts) of Sea of Thieves?
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by roesel 6y ago
But how many times do you have to spam-press that button to heat a decent meal properly? I'd rather have a dial than having to press a single button 8 times for 4 minutes of heating. Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.

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