The difference is very simple: Apple uses the derivative (i.e. rate of change) of acceleration, while all the other (ineffective, in my experience) third-party apps simply use acceleration. People with motion sickness…
Here’s the thing. That SSD controller is the interface between you and those blocks. If it decides, by some arbitrary measurement, as defined by some logic within its black box firmware, that it should stop returning…
> Even if you are running it all on the same machine, a separate worker queue process and a web server process cannot share an SQLite database file. Excuse me? The only way you would be able to come to this conclusion…
Not an answer to your question, but an indicator of shared culture: Tesla vehicles also don’t support IPv6 whatsoever. Things you might use an internet connection for in your Tesla include triggering air con remotely,…
This is another clearly automated channel I found recently. For some reason I was searching for some game music I remembered from childhood (OMF 2097), and came across this video:…
> The app allows people who are required to isolate to opt to do their isolation at home, rather than stay at a quarantine facility. > Nobody is being forced to use the app. If there’s a cost difference, I’d say that…
Not the O.P., but speaking from experience, yes, a thousand times yes. Here in Sydney, Australia, both office and WFH are available at my work. I'll have anywhere between 0% and 90% of my team in the office depending on…
Considering you're commenting in an international forum, what is "this country"?
DisplayPort does audio. Source: using DisplayPort with audio.
> There's no "Send after X duration" or "Send at X time", so you can't write something at 3am and schedule it to be sent during work hours. Actually, this exact feature exists:…
Can confirm. I was visiting a nature reserve where the trail opened to a resting area with some seats. A tree had a woodcut QR code on it, so I thought I'd scan it to find out more about the area. Turns out, the QR code…
TAFE anecdote time! In my TAFE class, I was asked to list two examples of operating systems. I listed Linux and eComStation. The teacher had never heard of eComStation and marked me wrong. Refused to correct my mark…
> This is very clear in the article: poor transportation from where they can afford to live to the expensive area around the station. This is precisely why I'm saying the article doesn't make sense: how about exploring…
This is a lengthy article, yet the author fails to address any of the concerns he claims to be countering. He claims only the rich use light rail. But what is it about a light rail that causes a poor person to look at…
While can't comment on whether it is as repetitive, I would point out that the commonality between baroque and pop music are their simplicity and emphasis on chord changes at their core.
There's a rather fancy one in North Strathfield in Powells Creek at coordinates: -33.8586891, 151.0842781
The difference is very simple: Apple uses the derivative (i.e. rate of change) of acceleration, while all the other (ineffective, in my experience) third-party apps simply use acceleration. People with motion sickness…
Here’s the thing. That SSD controller is the interface between you and those blocks. If it decides, by some arbitrary measurement, as defined by some logic within its black box firmware, that it should stop returning…
> Even if you are running it all on the same machine, a separate worker queue process and a web server process cannot share an SQLite database file. Excuse me? The only way you would be able to come to this conclusion…
Not an answer to your question, but an indicator of shared culture: Tesla vehicles also don’t support IPv6 whatsoever. Things you might use an internet connection for in your Tesla include triggering air con remotely,…
This is another clearly automated channel I found recently. For some reason I was searching for some game music I remembered from childhood (OMF 2097), and came across this video:…
> The app allows people who are required to isolate to opt to do their isolation at home, rather than stay at a quarantine facility. > Nobody is being forced to use the app. If there’s a cost difference, I’d say that…
Not the O.P., but speaking from experience, yes, a thousand times yes. Here in Sydney, Australia, both office and WFH are available at my work. I'll have anywhere between 0% and 90% of my team in the office depending on…
Considering you're commenting in an international forum, what is "this country"?
DisplayPort does audio. Source: using DisplayPort with audio.
> There's no "Send after X duration" or "Send at X time", so you can't write something at 3am and schedule it to be sent during work hours. Actually, this exact feature exists:…
Can confirm. I was visiting a nature reserve where the trail opened to a resting area with some seats. A tree had a woodcut QR code on it, so I thought I'd scan it to find out more about the area. Turns out, the QR code…
TAFE anecdote time! In my TAFE class, I was asked to list two examples of operating systems. I listed Linux and eComStation. The teacher had never heard of eComStation and marked me wrong. Refused to correct my mark…
> This is very clear in the article: poor transportation from where they can afford to live to the expensive area around the station. This is precisely why I'm saying the article doesn't make sense: how about exploring…
This is a lengthy article, yet the author fails to address any of the concerns he claims to be countering. He claims only the rich use light rail. But what is it about a light rail that causes a poor person to look at…
While can't comment on whether it is as repetitive, I would point out that the commonality between baroque and pop music are their simplicity and emphasis on chord changes at their core.
There's a rather fancy one in North Strathfield in Powells Creek at coordinates: -33.8586891, 151.0842781