i've only ever owned a 'Surface Laptop 2' and for the time it was excellent, the keyboard and trackpad were both superior to my macbook pro of the time, the screen was great in both brightness and the 3:2 ratio. it was…
the 'silent merging' you're talking about is the c in css
who's upvoting this, it doesn't say anything at all
yeah i just heard, i'm changing my prediction to Microsoft 365 Copilot Xbox Edition
rumour has it the next version of windows will be called Microsoft 365 Azure for Desktop XBOX Edition so that each of the executives in the money making sections gets their piece.
If you're trying to pack hundreds of microservices into a cluster, having containers using 80MB of ram minimum instead of 500KB can become a big deal.
i think his point was that the actual LINQ (language integrated query) is already superior to transposing it back to the functional fluent version. i largely agree, especially when you're doing joins and group by. i've…
The reason starlink are so low in the first place is its cheaper to launch to that altitude, you need way less signal strength for devices to connect to them and the round-trip latency is vastly improved. They're…
thank you for your service, it was a very long comment but i read it all and found it insightful!
any idea what the caddy did? some sort of feedback for rotation angle maybe?
* we'll drag you into basic modern security hygiene if it kills us
i think they're saying it shouldn't be counted as a fail, rather than it should be accepted as an answer at that point. if not i agree with you. it'd be nice if it flashed green or something around the entire set of…
You're living the dream, great work. Looks like an impressive bit of software and not some flash in the plan disruption nonsense.
i've heard of her, she's been on mainstream tv for a long time doing a sort of morning tv job on one of the top few channels. edit: i looked her up, its "The One Show" a sort of after-work magazine style show on BBC1.…
this is just react though. it's not HTML validation.
RedLetterMedia did a re:view of Popeye quite recently. https://youtu.be/pygCruE-EJs
Dawn Sturgess was a british civilian killed by russian nerve agent on british soil in a botched attempt to kill Sergei Skripal a russian/british dual national (spy/double agent). Alexander Litvinenko was a…
The security model on modern OSes is vastly different to the win95 days.
Sandbaggers is still up there as one of the best, I rewatched it last week.
Porsche has a reasonably priced upgrade path for their head units even in quite old cars which add Carplay. The value is obvious to them - it maintains a high resale value on older vehicles which maintains their higher…
I thought apple/google only verified payments up to a limit (ever increasing) of e.g. £500/£1000 based on the biometrics? Is that right?
That made me laugh
And also that militaries are training far fewer pilots with the advent/expectation of future wars being primary fought with drones and missiles rather than fighters.
Assuming that retained grounds in the grinder operate like a FIFO it's just that they go stale quickly so ruin each next day's coffee. That's what Hoffman implies anyway.
It looks to be launched from the 'nest' by spring/air using the sabot because it leaves so quickly. No way a jet could accelerate it that quickly on its own. That doesn't mean it's incapable of taking off on its own…
i've only ever owned a 'Surface Laptop 2' and for the time it was excellent, the keyboard and trackpad were both superior to my macbook pro of the time, the screen was great in both brightness and the 3:2 ratio. it was…
the 'silent merging' you're talking about is the c in css
who's upvoting this, it doesn't say anything at all
yeah i just heard, i'm changing my prediction to Microsoft 365 Copilot Xbox Edition
rumour has it the next version of windows will be called Microsoft 365 Azure for Desktop XBOX Edition so that each of the executives in the money making sections gets their piece.
If you're trying to pack hundreds of microservices into a cluster, having containers using 80MB of ram minimum instead of 500KB can become a big deal.
i think his point was that the actual LINQ (language integrated query) is already superior to transposing it back to the functional fluent version. i largely agree, especially when you're doing joins and group by. i've…
The reason starlink are so low in the first place is its cheaper to launch to that altitude, you need way less signal strength for devices to connect to them and the round-trip latency is vastly improved. They're…
thank you for your service, it was a very long comment but i read it all and found it insightful!
any idea what the caddy did? some sort of feedback for rotation angle maybe?
* we'll drag you into basic modern security hygiene if it kills us
i think they're saying it shouldn't be counted as a fail, rather than it should be accepted as an answer at that point. if not i agree with you. it'd be nice if it flashed green or something around the entire set of…
You're living the dream, great work. Looks like an impressive bit of software and not some flash in the plan disruption nonsense.
i've heard of her, she's been on mainstream tv for a long time doing a sort of morning tv job on one of the top few channels. edit: i looked her up, its "The One Show" a sort of after-work magazine style show on BBC1.…
this is just react though. it's not HTML validation.
RedLetterMedia did a re:view of Popeye quite recently. https://youtu.be/pygCruE-EJs
Dawn Sturgess was a british civilian killed by russian nerve agent on british soil in a botched attempt to kill Sergei Skripal a russian/british dual national (spy/double agent). Alexander Litvinenko was a…
The security model on modern OSes is vastly different to the win95 days.
Sandbaggers is still up there as one of the best, I rewatched it last week.
Porsche has a reasonably priced upgrade path for their head units even in quite old cars which add Carplay. The value is obvious to them - it maintains a high resale value on older vehicles which maintains their higher…
I thought apple/google only verified payments up to a limit (ever increasing) of e.g. £500/£1000 based on the biometrics? Is that right?
That made me laugh
And also that militaries are training far fewer pilots with the advent/expectation of future wars being primary fought with drones and missiles rather than fighters.
Assuming that retained grounds in the grinder operate like a FIFO it's just that they go stale quickly so ruin each next day's coffee. That's what Hoffman implies anyway.
It looks to be launched from the 'nest' by spring/air using the sabot because it leaves so quickly. No way a jet could accelerate it that quickly on its own. That doesn't mean it's incapable of taking off on its own…