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Comment #46357925
Luckily the FAQ already mentions why this is a bad idea. > Please note that due of the hardware of the raspberry pi, harmonics ARE generated on 3x, 5x, 7x and 9x the desired freque…
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Comment #46194829
I doubt it's useful to draw conclusions in today's world. The chart is almost two years old.
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Comment #37381720
I personally have no issue with having to log-in to use the hosted Jitsi and have it store that I created a room. That's a small price to pay for the longevity of the service. If l…
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Comment #35553634
The dedicated Streetview app was finally killed because streetview is already integrated in regular google maps. To me, that seems like a good reason to discontinue the dedicated a…
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Comment #34418657
Original source: https://lore.kernel.org/git/xmqq7cxl9h0i.fsf@gitster.g/T/#u
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Comment #34170580
You're saying that vegan people have to use milk alternatives like almond milk. Which is certainly not the case. What a non-argument. Also, the problem with milk is not necessarily…
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Comment #31226003
I find it hard to believe that not showing video previews from links is a breaking issue for a lot of users. But I get your point that Matrix is kind of complex in some ways. Feder…
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Comment #29201982
It is quite normal that things break on the Windows Insider Preview builds from time to time right? I'm pro Free Software, and therefore anti-Microsoft, but isn't it possible that,…
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Comment #29138452
> I've heard that around 130k people are delivered from poverty each day lately. That's due to markets and such, not the good intentions of people like Pol Pot. Can you provide a c…
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Comment #28759122
I get redirected to a page to subscribe. > Become an FT subscriber to read: Facebook misled investors about its reach, whistleblower tells SEC
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Comment #28692923
You should read the rest of the article and realise the author actually agrees with you. The comment you are replying to is taking the quote out of context.
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Comment #28496930
I was replying to > The current stewards of the protocol don’t seem to be giving it that, growing features (even if good and competently designed ones) while treating the surroundi…
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Comment #28496724
I agree that Matrix is quite complicated. However, adding new features doesn't have to make it that more complicated. I get the impression that it's not that bad as most new featur…
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Comment #28496684
Signal says it's harder to innovate in a federated system. [1] [1] https://signal.org/blog/the-ecosystem-is-moving/
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Comment #28457756
I think the argument made is regarding tracking. If I understand this architecture correctly, the use of a proxy would mean reddit can't correlate your browsing habits, as they'll …
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Comment #28188807
> I wish I was as good a parent as I am an engineer. From the information in your comment you seem like a great parent to me. Or maybe you are just a good parent, but an exceptiona…
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Comment #28098981
I'm not sure on the 50%. I didn't even know there was a separate tax. It seems unlikely to me as weed is still 'illegal'. The police won't look your way if you use it or sell it in…
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Comment #28075349
I see that as a minor UI change. The context menu is still there. Renaming and reordering stuff happens all the time in software.
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Comment #28071743
> 1. Firefox needs to stop with the UI changes. For regular users, having software look great can be quite important. Especially when there is strong competition. Firefox doesn't e…
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Comment #27972829
"Why would anyone use X after reading a critic blog post about it?"
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Comment #27956073
I don't see this happening. As long as the app that's buggy doesn't have more than 33% market share I doubt the media would write it down as the system as a whole having the bug. T…
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Comment #27956015
What a buzz kill. If I understand you correctly we shouldn't have expectations or constructive criticism on stuff we don't directly pay money for. I think that's nonsense. Does thi…
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Comment #27931007
> It actually worked really well, I couldn't perceive the room being dark at all. From the video, it seems there is quite a bit of latency between your blink and the lights blink. …
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Comment #27819613
But adds a clearly visible and annoying animated watermark.