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Any day now they will find out which company is behind all three apps.

In my experience, developers then still have to implement a lot of behaviour to deal with docker's limitations around networking. (in my case it was trying to connect multiple BEAMs in a docker network)

I had the same problem, and one of my displays is insanely picky when it comes to switching sources. It seems like it will only attempt a handshake once, and when the source is not ready for it, it will switch back.

I bought HDMI/DisplayPort switches which are capable of 4k60 and are very cheap. Only these combined KVMs have outrageous prices, but if you're fine with using multiple switches it can be achieved quite cheaply.

The software on modern displays is often abysmal, with the exception of Dell's in my experience.

I'm not holding my breath about the TV use-case of 5G. The ISPs will just make it too expensive to allow you to watch as much TV as you like.

Tell me how that's a scientific trial of huge masses of people coming together?

Source?

If you want a feature like this in elixir, I've made a library for that: https://github.com/narrowtux/abacus

haha of course not, but that was essentially their argument for the denial.

We tried to trademark Element and another generic abbreviation as a combined name and even that was not possible. The german trademark bureau just sent us printed wikipedia articles of both words as "proof" that it's not possible.

Calling anything anybody spent a huge portion of their time on "lazy" and not expecting them to take it personally just shows a lack of empathy.

Yes, phones delay video playback so it matches the reported latency of the audio device. This works via networked audio protocols as well, at least on Apple devices in my experience.

If their client asks for gzip compression of the http traffic, you could do it.

Yes, false sense of security hits the nail on the head.

Fits right there with unnecessary password rules too.

As a developer on a product that uses websocket extensively, I'm afraid that this will lead to the already huge distrust in the technology.

If IT admins get wind of this they'll just block it (or never unblock it since it's been blocked by some from day 1) and our product gets degraded experience.

At some places, you can just order them w/o creditcard data and pay with cash when they're at your door.

A person using this to harass someone will certainly not use their own money to do it.

Common use cases include car dashboards that read your SMS out loud and smartwatches.

Yes, but that doesn't include the ground pin.

Any clue if there's a version for german plugs with ground pins (schutzkontaktstecker) for the duckhead? I like not having an additional cable going from the AC to the outlet, but not having the computer connected to ground means that there are some problems, including static noise on headphones, and this "rubbing" sensation.

No, this site is really fringe, I think nobody here was on this site before. I expect higher levels of quality from reputable news sources.

If I'm skimming this correctly, it's only suspended until they've addressed these issues.

Interesting thought, if cameras (and generally optics) wouldn't have bokeh, our eyes wouldn't have to focus either and wouldn't have bokeh in unfocussed areas as well.

In that case, we truly woulnd't miss it.

Hyperfocal focus distance can be achieved with lower focus distances than infinity, see this table: https://www.photopills.com/calculators/hyperfocal-table

It depends on the focal length, the chosen aperture, and to some extent on the resolution of the camera.

What I want to say is, if these new lenses transmit light at a high rate (let's say 1:2.8) while being hyperfocal from 0 mm to infinity all the time, you could take pictures at night more easily without having to focus or stop down to get larger scenes fully in focus.

Thus being actually useful in traditional photography.

Landscape photography could be another application.

I'd be interested if this lens would transmit more light than a traditional lens stopped down to f/13 and focussed to hyperfocal distance. If that's the case, it could find application in photography for low-light photography.

It can literally be any other speaker or amp with an aux port.

Very good articles about Elixir and Erlang

https://www.theerlangelist.com/

This looks like it will only animate the scrolling when clicking on anchor links? Doesn't seem that bad to me.

Yeah, seems this was fixed pretty quickly by not parsing the ` immediately but only after you've entered the closing `

> 10% per payment

that'd be ludicrous. I found a source that says 0.15% which is way more reasonable: https://www.macrumors.com/2014/09/12/more-apple-pay-details/

Why not skip the middle man? Just patent patenting.