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Dew point is a much better measure of the oppressive, muggy, sweltering feeling than humidity. The dew point in Australia ranges in the 5ºc - 15ºc range at which 30ºc after sunset feels vastly different, way cooler than South East Asia where the dew point is constantly above 24ºc.
also fun little project i discovered randomly
https://control-records.netlify.app
source: https://github.com/louh/control-records/
the sequel trailer got me into the first game, actually
similarly the first game got me into Alan Wake, and now onto Alan Wake II
yes! one of my absolute favourite moments is the synchronicity lab
as a control fan, i agree. the art direction in that game is something else.
In a large city in southern India, our house would get water supplied one day of the week during summers. Our small one bedroom flat had barrels of water drums stored inside the house. We even had one in the bedroom.
I was 14 and I would go down to the street to fetch ground water and fill those barrels up. This was in 2014.
I would believe so. I have a custom DNS profile setup that redirects a few domains to a server I run. The server has custom SSL certs issued by a private CA. I the certificate installed on iOS as a trusted root certificate.
Everytime I'm connected to my home WiFi I would randomly get `peer closed connection in SSL handshake (104: Connection reset by peer)`. I have absolutely no clue why it does this and this issue goes away when I'm connected on mobile data.
Now I'm guessing that it is bypassing the DNS profile and resolving it using my ISPs DNS or some other way.
It’s confusing to me that the pricing says it’s per user if you self host the pro tier?
Basic HTML isn’t static HTML. The comments and posts for Hacker News still needs to be stored and loaded from a database.
This happened to me too. I still use a MacBook Pro from 2015 mostly for watching videos. As you described, any time a subtitle appeared on the screen, the screen fluctuates in brightness / gamma levels.
I guess one other thing you could say is, I don't know if it's just me in my head, but I always feel that the cursor movement in MacOS is silky smooth.
This seems like a nice alternative in some way to me.
I never run docker commands by itself unless it’s really simple. Simply whip up a docker compose file and aliasing compose works pretty well for me.
It does. One effect of light passing through gravitational wells is gravitational lensing.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_lens
There is also Redshift.
Grafana is a fork of Kibana is the open source viable alternative to Kibana.
social experiment
huh well. stuff like this just makes me very insecure at times.
My partner is Swedish but she was born in Hungary I'm currently a resident of Australia but originally from India and plan to move to Sweden sometime later. Both of us speak Swedish are fairly integrated into the culture.
Maybe you're implying that only x% of the population must be born outside, non-ethnical Swedes.
It was only a few minutes before the status page has been updated. I think this is perfectly valid.
Every time someone brings up https://motherfuckingwebsite.com I like to bring up
https://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com
And
https://evenbettermotherfucking.website
And
currently rolled out to some countries
Argentina: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/126602/ar
I have a love - hate relationship with Postman. Mostly because it’s super slow to use. I’ve been trying to find an alternative for long. But Postman has some nice things which it does really well.
1. Variables / Dynamic Variables
2. GraphQL introspection
3. Pre/Post request scripts
4. Collection Runner
Postman is pretty expensive for larger teams.
That makes it horrible to collaborate because then you’d just be sharing giant JSON files which can easily go out of sync between multiple people.
What remains of Edith Finch was such a great game. I loved it. Firewatch is another one that I would add to that list.
Yes! Thank you so much!