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Comment #41598894
To increase adoption they should not have limited this to the latest iPhone models. Why on earth can a one year old iPhone 15’s CPU not handle encoding JXL? It can encode 4K video …
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Comment #39778963
There is a pretty usable migration tool built into Angular CLI at least for switching over to the new template syntax. Requires some manual cleanup here and there but overall it’s …
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Comment #34449900
That is true for AirPlay, but AirPlay 2 works differently: It controls playback on a device (say, a HomePod) and all devices on the network see what is playing on that device and c…
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Comment #33131890
This Spiegel article mentions GSM-R https://www.spiegel.de/panorama/deutsche-bahn-derzeit-kein-f...
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Comment #32288459
Do you have a link? I have a really hard time googling this.
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Comment #31872990
Wow, this looks so cool. Do you have a BOM or some schematics or even source code lying around? I would be interested to try something like this myself.
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Comment #31649902
Iirc iOS 16 requires at least an iPhone 8.
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Comment #31379785
There are ad blockers on iOS, too. They are implemented in such a way that they can not spy on you—they simply provide a „block list“ that is executed by the browser. Works pretty …
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Comment #31379762
I think using an adblocker and uninstalling the YouTube app should be sufficient. The downside being that the playback quality is worse (720p max, I think).
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Comment #31350734
You could put the payload into the fragment part of the url (after the '#' symbol). This part is not passed to the server and is not subject to the limitations of intermediate syst…
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Comment #31215124
Sounds like the worktree feature in git: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree
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Comment #29650840
The article states that the Dreamcast "fell out of the public eye as the Nintendo 64 was released". Am I missing something here? As far as I know the N64 was released more than two…
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Comment #29328712
IntelliJ's "Code With Me" plugin still has a long way to go but is really good already: On the "client side", it feels like working in your own IDE (sometimes, you run into "not im…
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Comment #28916323
Do you have more information about that Liquibase issue?
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Comment #28187913
Right. You probably get weeds that look identical to the crop — at least for the neural network powering the robot. Interestingly similar to research that tries to fool image recog…
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Comment #27013866
Pinball machines are an excellent example of this. They consist of numerous electro-mechanical components that are prone to failures due to repeatedly being hit by a heavy steel ba…
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Comment #26738024
That seems to be geared towards the UK market (the AC adaptor has a british plug and it is not available on the german Amazon store). Am I overlooking something?
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Comment #26738009
It also comes with a pretty hefty price tag.
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Comment #26737954
How about the user interface? I recently read somewhere that it is being filled with ads more and more.
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Comment #26737945
Hm, apparently it does not support Amazon Prime Video in germany.
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Comment #26735769
Can anyone recommend a decent streaming client to make a dumb TV or a Beamer "smart"? I have an ancient PS3, but it's kinda noisy and I am afraid it will stop working for Netflix, …
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Comment #26237205
Yes they do. They usually have classic resistive heating elements for when the outside temperatures drop too low for the heatpump to be efficient.
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Comment #25415887
AFAIK Itunes Match is still around if you do not want a regular streaming service. But Apple Music also includes the same functionality. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204146 Yo…
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Comment #25357190
I like this idea. I'm sick of wading through thousands of products with fake reviews when shopping for something outside my field of expertise. Amazon's own recommendation ("Amazon…