[2012]
Exactly, it consumes heat. > ... took advantage of small amounts of excess heat to emit more power than consumed.
On desktop Firefox (133) on Ubuntu (24.10) it does look blurry.
Nor the other way round, though.
Can you explain?
We tried 1 kg of baking soda. It absorbed a little bit of the humidity, but the mold appeared on the food itself.
We bake it on low temperature for like two hours. We did it just once, so we cannot assess whether it's still efficient with the baking energy included. But the winter is coming now, so the extra heat generated when…
We made such chest fridge from an old freezer, and have been using it for almost a year now. The floor space it takes isn't that concerning, as it doubles as a counter top. It really is very efficient. The only problem…
Because Google is a major source of funding for Mozilla. I don't remember details, but they tried to be funded by other search providers. It didn't provide enough funding, though. I guess promoting Google search is…
I have the WD19TB and it is great. I've never had problems with it, though Dell updates its firmware frequently, so it seems they are still tuning it.
They also have a mobile app with downloadable maps. Look for Mapy.cz. I used it throughout whole Europe, and found it superior to even local apps (map content) and OSMAnd (map rendering).
This is part 3. Part 2 discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23445575
Is it turtles all the way down?
I was really surprised that modern smartphones are not able to ring an alarm while they are turned off. My daily driver, Sony Ericsson ELM, rings an alarm each morning I need it, for the last ~9 years. Even when it's…
I don't think you want to do a blind test on a bike.
Actually, I do. This is not a form for user to change his own password, rather a administrators form to change another user's form. And for such actions the administrators identity and privileges are checked. But I…
Firefox keeps alive pinned tabs, don't know about chrome
> I also think that the author actually has a different problem: a bad trackpad. He stated he needs to scroll a lot to view content, and a nice trackpad goes a long way with this. Well - he has no trackpad, actually.…
Our local map server, Mapy.cz, has also mapped almost every building in Czech Republic (or at least it seems from my usage of the map)[1], with, presumably, waayy smaller budget. They have also the best tourist ang…
Not OP, but for me posters and word of mouth are definitely a better source.
I would not say it's inevitable. As a musician, I use Elacin filters with custom moulds, and these are great. There is no noticeable change in the sound itself, you just hear the sound at lower volume and more clearly,…
No, I mean Play DRM content, not Flash plugin. I'm on developer edition though, and it's been a while since I installed it, so I might be wrong. Thanks for your info!
Doesn't Firefox block DRM content by default? If they continue to do so, and if Chrome does so, then this shouldn't have much effect. If most peoples browsers block it, apps shouldn't use it.
I don't think so. AFAIK the lightning connector is fully digital and the D/A convertor is only in the adapter.
Wouldn't that be called a "book"?
[2012]
Exactly, it consumes heat. > ... took advantage of small amounts of excess heat to emit more power than consumed.
On desktop Firefox (133) on Ubuntu (24.10) it does look blurry.
Nor the other way round, though.
Can you explain?
We tried 1 kg of baking soda. It absorbed a little bit of the humidity, but the mold appeared on the food itself.
We bake it on low temperature for like two hours. We did it just once, so we cannot assess whether it's still efficient with the baking energy included. But the winter is coming now, so the extra heat generated when…
We made such chest fridge from an old freezer, and have been using it for almost a year now. The floor space it takes isn't that concerning, as it doubles as a counter top. It really is very efficient. The only problem…
Because Google is a major source of funding for Mozilla. I don't remember details, but they tried to be funded by other search providers. It didn't provide enough funding, though. I guess promoting Google search is…
I have the WD19TB and it is great. I've never had problems with it, though Dell updates its firmware frequently, so it seems they are still tuning it.
They also have a mobile app with downloadable maps. Look for Mapy.cz. I used it throughout whole Europe, and found it superior to even local apps (map content) and OSMAnd (map rendering).
This is part 3. Part 2 discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23445575
Is it turtles all the way down?
I was really surprised that modern smartphones are not able to ring an alarm while they are turned off. My daily driver, Sony Ericsson ELM, rings an alarm each morning I need it, for the last ~9 years. Even when it's…
I don't think you want to do a blind test on a bike.
Actually, I do. This is not a form for user to change his own password, rather a administrators form to change another user's form. And for such actions the administrators identity and privileges are checked. But I…
Firefox keeps alive pinned tabs, don't know about chrome
> I also think that the author actually has a different problem: a bad trackpad. He stated he needs to scroll a lot to view content, and a nice trackpad goes a long way with this. Well - he has no trackpad, actually.…
Our local map server, Mapy.cz, has also mapped almost every building in Czech Republic (or at least it seems from my usage of the map)[1], with, presumably, waayy smaller budget. They have also the best tourist ang…
Not OP, but for me posters and word of mouth are definitely a better source.
I would not say it's inevitable. As a musician, I use Elacin filters with custom moulds, and these are great. There is no noticeable change in the sound itself, you just hear the sound at lower volume and more clearly,…
No, I mean Play DRM content, not Flash plugin. I'm on developer edition though, and it's been a while since I installed it, so I might be wrong. Thanks for your info!
Doesn't Firefox block DRM content by default? If they continue to do so, and if Chrome does so, then this shouldn't have much effect. If most peoples browsers block it, apps shouldn't use it.
I don't think so. AFAIK the lightning connector is fully digital and the D/A convertor is only in the adapter.
Wouldn't that be called a "book"?