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That would be 7/27.

I'm not depressed in the slightest myself, but I just don't see why we try to keep all people alive, all the time, at all cost. Yes, I'm exaggerating a bit, but at some point life …

The computer does exactly what you tell it to do, but never what you mean.

Could you please tell us what the title is? ;)

required params (already added in docker image) qemu=1 How is that without qemu?

To build it, yes. It never mentions it is for running on Windows.

This only records the whole screen. You might want to try OBS Studio?

Congrats on making a small, useful, working tool! I like the minimalism. Maybe you should mention on your GitHub page that it is for Windows.

I'm not American, and I am genuinely curious, why does the FBI investigate this? I can imagine the US government wanting an investigation in cases like this, and I can understand B…

"best practices" `curl https://pyenv.run | bash` hmmm...

I ended up washing everything on 40 degrees and throwing everything in the dryer. Works just fine.

Under which license are these books published?

Interesting. Here in the Netherlans only old houses in cities still have these things. What we call "stoep" nowadays is simply the pavement/sidewalk.

Yes!

Simply run your app in a VM, that should degrade performance, customizable as well.

So watching Netflix and YouTube gets more expensive? No, thanks. I'm fine with European net-neutrality and pay for bandwidth.

Oof, we better fire all Korean professors. /s

You don't need a Facebook-account in order to use Facebook Messenger.

Manual assembly is almost never worth the effort.

Maybe, but a simulation is only as good as its model. If this model of boids does not have the same properties as the pandemic, the simulation is probably not good enough. For a ni…

That's bibtex, for LaTeX.

Ah, the old "elemenopee"

Define better. It's more CPU/GPU intensive, is not as widely supported, and there probably are more downsides. Better quality at the same bitrate? For most use-cases: yes.

There is a whole scientific field on this, called Information Theory. Compressing entropy is limited by its randomness. For instance see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy_%28i…

But they do have to follow the law, which is his point.