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The people who spread G5 and chip theories are a very small group compared to the rest of the skeptics, yet they are portrayed by the mass media etc. as one and the same. This is reflected in how many people deal with people who criticize the official story.
We seem to have lost all logic and critical thinking. There is no room for healthy discussions anymore. Instead people are personally attacking each other.
It says: " No video of the event yet, sorry!"
Podman or just running a local Kubernetes with Kind or Minikube for example?
At the moment I use Docker compose.
Yes cloning is what I ended up doing.
I am using the same computer from 2 locations, one 10 meters away (using extension cables) from the computer. Both locations have a keyboard and a mouse. When I start an application it always opens on the primary display, not the display I initiated the opening of the application from.
On Linux with X11 (with BSPWM or not) this is flawless. The multi display support in Linux / X11 seems to be much more advanced compared to Windows.
Any idea how I can get this in Windows 10?
2016 election timeline: https://old.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/6fyugv/link_you...
2016 summary of Wikileaks events: https://old.reddit.com/r/WhereIsAssange/comments/6nebdk/can_...
What the board looks like: https://imgur.com/lX1uZ7Q
Never had any test done for SIBO I think. They did a stool test, sigmoidoscopy and found nothing. That is how I ended up being diagnosed with IBS.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Wuhan_Flu/comments/fgrlwq/wikipedia...
As someone else here said. They confuse certain terminology even on Wikipedia.
https://wikileaks.org/Background-and-Documents-on-Attempts-t...
2 weeks ago talking about potential upcoming supply line issues and speculating about the virus / disease (most of what turned out to be true) got me and others banned, censored, quarantined (because of "spreading misinformation") and even threatened over PMs on several of the other social networks.
I see a lot of headlines using COVID-19 as if it is the virus and not the disease caused by it. Probably just semantics, but something I noticed.
http://archive.ph/https://news.qq.com/zt2020/page/feiyan.htm
I've seen this pattern before (Epstein, Douma, the principle of net neutrality etc.). Fake data is released to muddy the water hoping that someone seeking for the truth is accidentally going to pick it up to then discredit / censor this person. If someone will then leak the actual truth that is similar to the faked one people are then less likely to look at it even if proof is provided.
I expected all benchmarks that use the (linux) kernel for I/O events would perform similarly. The code is so small that the interpreter overhead should not degrade the performance too much. May be the JSON parsing / serialization?
- Full clarity along the lens
- Double the resolution of what the current VR has
- Foveated rendering (to be able to handle the high resolution)
- Dynamic focus
- Eye tracking (to get dynamic foveated rendering and focus)
- More comfort (lighter headset, improved finger tracking, better weight distribution, better foam, cooling etc.)
Moonlight can do 4k at 120fps and supports HVEC / H.265.
You can run Moonlight on a RPi and achieve 1080p at 60fps and 5.1 audio without much trouble. Sadly a RPi cannot do HVEC encoding using hw.
GET /user?select=name,photo(url),friend(name)
I do not use PostgReST, but created something similar.When I perform the following 3 individual requests after I performed the above request the results can all be retrieved from cache (at the server and/or client side):
GET /user?select=name
GET /user/{name}/photo?select=url
GET /user/{name}/friend?select=name
Even when I do the following (without the photo(url) part) it can now just build it from the cache without hitting the database server:GET /user?select=name,friend(name)
That is one of the advantages of using ReST. It allows you to utilize and benefit from already existing proven and well defined infrastructure components (the connectors etc.).
GraphQL can be used on top of this as well. I experimented with this once as an alternative to the PostgReST-like syntax.