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Was going to make sure you did this. There is a high chance you will be able to get a lot of the files back. You can use autopsy which is open source to carve for files. Or you might be able to use binwalk.
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I have been doing a ton of research on building my own GSHP lately and so this is a great resource! However, what I have found in the process is that for well insulated homes GSHP probably doesn’t make sense. Originally I was considering bu
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I do this too. My banks mobile app takes just seconds to unlock the card.
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Look into the sondors meta cycle. Around $6500.
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Been thinking about this a lot recently, I guess the hurdle to clear is probably convincing Walmart to let you put solar panels over their parking lot. I wonder what the economics of it would be if Walmart did it themselves? Tangential, the
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Obviously, it would be better if Google would do something, but they won’t. A temporary solution could be something like a sign that encourages people to print out backup codes and the librarian could help them with it. Maybe the librarians
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There is a great podcast by a company called positive energy that covers a lot of topics relating to this. Here is the one on how important dehumidification is to cooling: https://positiveenergy.pro/building-science-podcast&
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It’s hard for me to gauge the difference in attitudes now and in the past. Things seem worse now, but maybe that is just because I’m more aware.
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Yes: https://mallocate.com/blog/removing-google/
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In regards to the first point. For the year of 2021 I did not eat any added sugar. If the label said any grams of added sugar I just didn’t eat it. Super easy diet and it worked really well for me.
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There will always be suburbs because a lot of Americans want suburbs (see this thread). America has plenty of land and so if people want suburbs and there is plenty of land to build them I don’t see them going extinct. In other places in th
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So, if we allow people to live closer together there will somehow be less space? There will always be suburbs in America. If people want to live in the suburbs it will always be possible here. Zoning actually prevents people from living whe
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$25k / 12months / 9 years = $230. Which seems reasonable.
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Visited last year and tried to stop, the line was so long that we gave up and just bought it at the grocery store. Still very good.
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I bought a lot of bitcoins that were locked up in mt gox. The lawsuit has been ongoing in Japan for many years now. Every 6 months or so they say they are just about to pay out the claims.
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They way it works in practice is that the air handler that comes with the heat pump will contain a backup emergency heat element in case it gets too cold or there is a problem with the heat pump. The cost to run it is much higher, but it sh
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I use a variation of the USB to a friend method that I call horcruxing. Several USBs distributed to different friends that contain enough info for me to get back into my cloud synced password manage (plus a copy of all the passwords I have
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Wow, just looked this up and this is insane. Guess I’m gonna be eating out for a bit. Thanks for the tip
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Don't you need to prove residence to register the vehicle?
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Linked by Reddit poster: https://kicksec.io/vmware-too-big-to-fail/
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The book “American war” is an interesting fiction take on the idea of a civil war based on climate change policies
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People have been concerned about this for quite some time. It seems the answer that question is definitely not. Here is a somewhat dramatic write up: https://www.singlelunch.com/2021/05/19/the-tether-ponzi-sch
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Yep that’s essentially how it works. However, it can be risky either way. For instance, what if the price of Luna had gone up massively? Well then you would have had to repurchase Luna for a lot more than you sold it for. Basically, it redu
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Certain application in the decentralized finance space will allow you to borrow a cryptocurrency based on collateral in another currency. So in this case you deposit bitcoin and get Luna out. Then you sell the Luna. Then after the price cra
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I had a similar experience with my significant other. Instead of typing "selectmedical.com" she didn't type the "c" and got "selectmedial.com". It prompted her to install a browser extension "necessar
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Wow. Didn't watch the super bowl this year, so this is my first time seeing that ad. That is incredibly depressing.
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The Texas electric grid failure was a warm-up(texasmonthly.com)
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I like this. I have really terrible willpower, to be able to set rules for what I want to do without having to consciously make the decision each time sounds great
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The title is a little misleading. This is not a discovery of malware, but rather a theorized capability that malware could use. Link to the paper on which this is based: https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2112
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If you have a phone with a IR blaster (mostly older LG phones) you have download an android app that with act as an LG service remote

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