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This program has a great feature that I haven't seen in any other FLOSS drawing program: both right and left mouse buttons draw, and you can assign a different color to each. This is a huge productivity improvement compared to drawing with only one button, especially for pixel art.

If the middle button would center the zoomed view on the selected pixel, instead of toggling the view (a much too rare operation to deserve its own mouse button), it would be perfect.
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> skim milk powder.

Isn't that basically what they do for most of those pre-made protein shakes? Pack it full of dairy protein, which is essentially skim milk powder.

Of course they add a nice markup as well.
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I quickly skimmed a few chapters and like what I see: the language is very friendly and the examples are easy to understand, but there is enough rigor to make this a good introductory book on the subject. Nice!
There are a lot of courses about almost every topic of importance. Have you ever looked at the number of books that teach something as simple as mx+b? The number of courses that teach about the different planets in the solar system? The number of courses that teach about Shakespeare?

Lots of people learn a lot of different ways. The more courses available for a single topic increases the likelihood that a learner will find a course that matches their learning style.

Writing courses is also a great way for someone to internally reinforce what they learned, and expose what they need to know more about.
Clearly you ruffled some feathers, but I have to agree. Microsoft playing nice with open source is a very new phenomenon.
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I think that should be why you don't read youtube comments, and have nothing to do with reddit.

Look at the comments on the post from reddit instead: https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/8nk31a/latvian_fire...
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>for absolutely no valid reason

> due to licensing issues of the device trees

I believe you have knowledge their concerns are unfounded?
Ask HN: How do you record down learnings, useful information and other notes?
I find myself with a plethora of information across a broad range of topics that's only stored in my brain for now. I often forget and have to re-google & relearn the key points.

I need a good system to write down learnings / thoughts that I have, and was wondering what the folks at HN were doing for this!
I think there is a lot of FUD around GDPR, for the fonts issue you can use fallback fonts for EU citizens, and if you insist to have those fonts ask for permission. I think the situation will clear out in a few weeks and in the end most people will know what is permuted and what not, is like with software licenses with a bit of research you know how to use GPL, LGPL,MIT etc no need to pay some law fird to research it for you.
Like 8/10ths of that wiki article is about various inquiries, at every level of government, all of which were either by or about the police.

You have a very funny definition of "ignore".

> If you can ignore the rape of thousands of children because the political ramifications of it make you uncomfortable, you're part of the problem.

If everyone who disagrees with your framing "ignores child rape", you're part of the problem.
What internet connectivity do you get? I assume it's just one submarine cable - do you get reliability problems? Are speeds limited?

What about on island connectivity, mainly wireless, or are your lines (especially on the remote islands) good enough for DSL?
WW1 trench warfare. Trenches generally had pillboxes which could be described as defensive structures, and the entire trench warfare was about slowly building these defensive structures towards the enemy.
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A course that will talk about theory and then applies it to an example
Yes, finished Andrew's course already. Looking for next level course.
> doesn't do Oreo

Well I call bullshit:

https://www.lineageos.org/Changelog-16/

As for why the device was dropped, go ask the maintainer. They're probably volunteers and it might be that one of them just stopped having time to do that. I don't think they're actually paid for porting LOS.
This is CopperheadOS lead developer's take on microG:

https://www.reddit.com/r/CopperheadOS/comments/77i687/microg...
The integers can't be captured by a formal system of any kind either.
Sounds to me like a fork that isn't being heavily worked on and the repo should of just been private. It's probably not ready to be fully worked on and probably had goals for a different direction than the original project. What's sadder is that nobody at Microsoft didn't just try to contact the original project to try and collaborate. There's too many layers to the onion that is Microsoft that its hard to tell. Best way to find out is to have contacted the maintainera of the forked project I would say.
Yep minus the lactose and 5x price.
> I realise now how intuitive tablets are

Only if you're used to them. I've used PCs for more than 30 years, since I was 5 years old - and it took me a while to become comfortable navigating around my first Android tablet. I only recently tried my first iOS device, and it was an infuriating experience trying to find the settings menu for it - it was so unintuitive to me, I ended up asking Siri to open it!
Like "Golden Dawn" & Jobbik - are we going to pretend that the good that the "Pirate Party" is doing is outweighed by literal fascists with seats in government?
Sometimes these fringe parties represent things best not funded by parliamentary salaries.
>It’s a matter of personal taste, I guess.

Of course it is, but tablet sales have been declining for years.
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CSS has spectacularly bad ergonomics and cognitive issues; for app development, it's particularly apparent with styles all over the place and having far-distance effects, and in any case a giant "impedance mismatch" to what you're doing in the main parts of your code. It might not be so obvious if you're working daily on CSS, but for casual use or use within a team with rotating roles it's really bad.

It also doesn't help that CSS's basic premise is flawed, and the fake narrative behind CSS's origin and role is insulting to any thinking person: that instead of typed markup attributes for some reason it's better to use an ever-growing bunch of ad-hoc micro syntax with poor checking and typing, and then postulating an arbitrary "semantic HTML" ideal after-the-fact. HTML is as syntactic as it gets; as it should, it being a standard in information presentation.

CSS is also incredibly bloated.

CSS has a serious issue with Stockholm syndrome (saying this as someone who also fell victim to it): once you "get" CSS and its many, many quirks, you're prone to dick-around with your CSS knowledge as a trophy to those who don't have the time and inclination to dabble around with it. In any case, CSS is seriously out of whack with the simplicity of HTML.
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You could take it a step further and setup a dead simple server that does it for you and tracks the results in a central place for the whole team. With a manual trigger if you so desired.
That tactic was the only way I could beat the final level, I had to build over the enemies building spawn points or they would pop back up.
It depends. A lot of companies use soy protein in their drinks. The newer, more expensive shakes like Muscle Milk use whey isolate so it's basically a whey shake with some soluble fiber in it.
No of course not!
One thing we Viennese are known for (including among ourselves) is that we're always grouching ("raunzen"). No matter how good the situation, we always find a reason to complain. The artists' dislike for Vienna is somewhat in line with this view. It's a stereotype however, and I think it's not a suprise that Vienna is frequently nominated as the most liveable city in the world.
Video games are the one thing I wouldn’t mind a straight remake with modern graphics. I hate it with movies, but I’m surprised it hasn’t been mined more often with games.
I think it really depends on what you are building, and it may be the case that a frontend framework is overkill for what you need!
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interesting. what do you use to accomplish that?
Your mention of the $300 price prompted me to take a look. I'm in the UK tho... and of course they've done that annoying thing of making everything more expensive here - £319 (~$425), so not quite as appealing :(
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Unfortunately the shortness of the tweet leaves much to interpretation. Perhaps the analogy she was getting at is simply that it's being used in solutions that do not benefit from it.
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My brothers & I, late 40's & early 50's, to this day start our infrequent phone convo's with:

"Reporting".

"Acknowledge".

Gonna have to fire up my old XP tower tonight....
I highly doubt this. I mean on a long enough timeline it’s only a matter of time until we are cyborgs with high speed internet access backed into our brains....but I cannot see any thing like Dex ever taking off. The user interaction is just horrendous.

Maybe if it is wireless and never interferes with the users ability to use the phone for anything, it could work, but if the user has to ‘dock’ there phone I think it’s game over...
The first paragraph is fun to read: someone on HN says people on HN are not competent to comment on the subject except for him/her.

Seriously, you might have missed it but people on HN have an astonishing variety of professional backgrounds. On many occasions, I've read the most enlightening comment on some news here on HN.
I don't think it would be much of a challenge to get a party committed to explicit racism to 8 or 10 percent in Canada with a charismatic leader and decent organizing.

If lightning strikes once and you get an MP into parliament after that as a private member that MP is going to get a lot of media attention, it will immediately change politics because with large parties member discipline is important whereas in an MMP system a party that has no hope of ever winning it all has the reverse incentive - they are 100% committed to whipping up their "base" for their pet issue.
I'm quite nervous about installing a dozen extensions... doesn't this slow things down a lot? It feels like some of these things (uBlock Origin AND AdNauseum) feel redundant. Are these things good or bad ideas if your goal is both privacy and a reasonably snappy browser?
Wow. The island with just two families that you have to get to by helicopter is hard to wrap my head around! It seems like using a helicopter to go anywhere would be expensive... and yet, they must use it for all kinds of things. If I hadn't read it and seen pictures, I would think the impracticalities of this situation would make it fundamentally impossible to do long-term. Yet, people are doing it. They have a clearly very nice homestead and a way of life that is working for them.
Ha! Likewise. I borrowed money from my grandmother to buy a soundblaster II if I remember correctly. I also remember that I got home, it didn't work, turns out I had insufficient RAM, had to upgrade to 1MB, and fiddle with EMM386 in some .sys file to get the voice to work in Dune II. But oh man, that first "The planet Arrakis" spoken by a human gave me the shivers
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I do believe the greater leak here is macOS dark mode.
Yes, SDL2 works equally well in Emscripten in both asm.js and wasm.
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Sadly for most devices it is impossible as many OEMs do not release kernel and firmware. Yes it may be a open source violation but try telling this to any OEMs. Search in XDA and you will see one of the largest manufacturer Xiaomi does not release sources. If you have MediaTek SoC forget it.
You weren't using headphones on a plane? You know other people don't want to hear your movie, right?
Yes exactly. I am not interested in subsidizing the one-time cost of hiring an attorney to draft a compliant privacy policy and create boilerplate email templates. It is just easier to outsource the forum to a company that can (reddit).
Enlightenment always seemed cool in videos but very bland when I actually tried it. Ugly even compared to what I had seen.
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Hanselman is another shill. I was exceptionally intimate with the .NET team at one point. It is literally the case that they have devised a system where code is stolen, or poached, by the younger engineers and then "cleaned up" by "senior" devs. Senior devs then take the credit and bonus and things like that. Microsoft changed how bonuses are given out internally. It's literally a money slider that is arbitrarily set. Naturally, there is a bad "gang" (that will even gang stalk you!) within the group and yes: Its the .NET team (not the core group, but they hang in the build and tooling systems). This gang has no problem stealing from open source for their own monetary gain.
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Thanks for the response. I took your advice and was glad I did. After reading the entire piece, I agree with your statement.
Microsoft doesn’t need to constantly rebuild different kernels for every supported device, which is basically a necessity for Android/ChromeOS because of their Linux base.
That’s probably a big motivator for the Fuschia project.
I don't know much about particle physics, but this is a really nice way to think about "particles". Thank you!
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The United States has privacy laws also, including a lot of regulation of the credit rating business. The laws are just created on a case by case basis, there is no general right to privacy from other private actors.
California is like a third world country. I used to work in Santa Monica in this beautiful extremely expensive office complex and yet we would have power outages on a regular basis. It is funny in a way, because it is so sad, that this supposed "high tech center" can't even manage to keep the electricity on or pave the roads.
If you are shopping on price, the carbs in the macaroni are a feature. Chicken is a good source of protein but doesn't really deliver the calories per dollar. It's something like 250 calories/dollar at Walmart prices vs 1600 calories/dollar for pasta (varies sharply based on price of pasta, but it is $1 a pound regularly enough).
I think the OP meant SIM unlocked. Sadly Nokia android phones bootloader locked. Nokia's CTO statement: they would not be offering an official bootloader unlock method “due to security.” The only OEM consistently provides open code and unlocking easily is Motorola - Still some Google's DNA.

https://www.xda-developers.com/no-official-bootloader-unlock...
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Do people stilll talk on phones?

Serious question. I think I do about 99% of my communication via text or other messaging
I was born in Vienna, lived there for 30 years.

The article summarizes a bunch of complex topics, but the summary is - end of an empire. Vienna today is the second largest German-speaking city, a nearly 2mil entity in an 8mil country. Everything is oversized for its new host, it is meant to run an empire, but yet only has a tiny sliver.

This sense of loss, mourning, permeates. A bit like the character of Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard, caught in the past, a grande dame, crazy yet irrestible. Billy Wilder grew up in Vienna of course.
My opinion regarding the Republican party is consistent with the above statement and gerrymandering was a key part of building a party system that incentivized the same sort of bad behaviour that an MPP system incentivizes just within the Republican Party instead of as a fringe party acting autonomously.

Canada has mostly solved the gerrymandering problem and where geography makes solving it impossible the strong party system makes MPs that want to act irresponsibly accountable to a party that has battles to win in other places that make their positions untenable.

I am open to some examples of fringe parties that have made significant positive contributions to the status quo, I would like to see some examples that are of more significance than the negative effects pseudo-fascist parties rising Europe have had.
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This isn't true, you don't need to have offices in Europe for the GDPR to apply to your company. It's just if you're serving/having European customers. Which, if you compare it to shipping things across borders, makes sense (you can't just say "but it's legal in the US, where I'm sending the package from").

So closing the offices wouldn't help.
I am not surprised. What we think of today when we say "tablet" is a first-class computing device and I am of the opinion few people want a plurality of such devices in their life. This is due to what I call the "yet another application platform dilemma." At some saturation point, few people want the mental burden of adding the care and feeding of another device to their life. Few people want to manage numerous devices each of which requires installation and configuration of applications, processing of notifications they've seen elsewhere, and irksome routine updates.

Multi-device living is exhausting when each device is a first-class application platform that (out of necessity) assumes it may be your exclusive piece of technology.

A few years back, I argued [1] that we have forgotten an alternative definition of tablet, a device category that—were it executed well, and with today's capabilities—would be sufficiently compelling that I would buy several for my household:

> In the early 2000s, Microsoft experimented with mobile display panels in a tablet form factor called "Smart Displays." ... Smart Displays provided access to your desktop computer via Wi-Fi. With their poorly executed hardware, short-sighted licensing limitations in Windows XP, immaturity of the RDP protocol, high prices, and essentially no marketing, Smart Displays were a certain failure from the start.

> But theirs was a trajectory for tablets that has since been lost to history. They existed to bring your singular computing environment to you, wherever you were, in a convenient form factor.

That singular computing platform with multiple views model is what I have wanted essentially my whole life. I've called it "PAO" (Personal Application Omnipresence) [2] for the last several years. I believe it's a model that could be highly compelling if executed broadly by a tech titan willing to try something different.

[1] http://tiamat.tsotech.com/why-tablet-sales-are-falling

[2] http://tiamat.tsotech.com/pao
Is it because of the lack of interest or is it because people aren't replacing them because they are still working for them? I haven't lost interest in tablets but I also haven't bought one in four years because mine suits my needs.
No. Bootloader unlocking not possible. From the Chief Product Officer Nokia -> https://twitter.com/sarvikas/status/910421837661790208

SIM unlock is carrier dependent if you are from the US.
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Good read, thanks for writing it!
Not him but there is Replicant. It's not really practical and realistic to use it considering many features are missing and just a few devices are supported.

https://replicant.us/
Absolutely beautiful. Very smooth on the scrolling!
I second the sister comment's question: how did you go about sending them (like what phrasing did you use, for example?)

Want to write a short post on it?
My understanding is that this approach was rejected because of path-dependence of the layout, i.e. deterministic only if you include the full interaction history. Path-dependence in a layout engine would be a debugging nightmare.
Don't install Google services or microg, and don't use apps which require any of that crap.
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The fact that there is no standardized date picker for the web in 2018 is impressive.
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