Firefox has a PDF reader built in these days.
It was a great idea when things were grouped by size. But now it’s a behemoth towering over three deckers and the like, and even looming near single family housing.
You can't have a transition without a transitionary period. For the next few years, it'll likely feel odd and weird but in a few more years, you probably couldn't imagine the neighbourhood without it and when the next couple of buildings of similar size will appear in the next decade, it'll all feel normal.
I also think you're exaggerating a little here. 6 stories isn't that high, especially when there's three deckers around.
I grew up in a single story building in a neighbourhood with all kinds of building heights with the highest right around the corner. I don't know how tall it is exactly but it's at least 10 stories. It all still works out.
It's Apple maps. It works but it's not great.
I was introduced to it by an IRL friend of mine very early on and was very sceptical. I then tried it many months later and what actually convinced me most are its "advanced" features. They're features that should obviously be in any search engine but since there's been practically 0 innovation in this space in the past decade or so, this is very refreshing.
The results being on par with Google at the worst also helps.
Pretty much everything about it is really great. The only thing that's not great is that you're required to identify yourself with every search. I'm not aware of any alternative for a paid search engine though. They claim to not log or otherwise abuse your PII and it's believable but there's still a risk.
I guess the price is also kinda high but it's justified AFAICT.
Btw: !kagi@lemmy.ml.
Reader mode funktioniert als bypass.
Perhaps create a post in such communities asking its users to step up.
Your "job" as an admin should not be to moderate communities but control moderators; removing abusive or inactive ones and appointing new ones.
It cannot bring back lost data. It can hallucinate something that is statistically likely given the context but I'm not aware of any tool which can do that to a useful degree.
What's the context? Why can't you just get a better encode where the data isn't lost?
What exactly do you want to "upscale" and what effect is that supposed to cause?
All bicycle helmets I used had no functional padding to speak of. There were strips a few mm thick at the places where your head touches the helmet but I don't think that'd be significant in a crash.
Man könnte ramdrives erstellen und mit Inhalten füllen und prüfsummen vergleichen…
Das macht memtest effektiv; mit vielen verschiedenen Zugrif-Patterns.
This is actually quite huge. Vulkan was one of the last remaining big issues for true WoW64 support. This means we might finally be able to run games without any 32bit host dependencies on our systems!
Note that sync and backup don't necessarily need to be the same process. You could use i.e. Syncthing for syncrhonisation between clients and a NAS and then create scheduled backups of the synced dirs on the NAS using i.e. borg backup.