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by 0x53 5y ago
I was homeschooled. I played soccer throughout highschool for the homeschool soccer team, played in a youth orchestra, took classes at a homeschool co-op and then local community college. My family also did a lot with our local church. Once
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by 0x53 5y ago
https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/commodities/lbs
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by 0x53 6y ago
Yikes. I immediately went to see how much it was, because I have always wanted to buy a large eink screen. Guess I'll be waiting a bit more.
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by 0x53 6y ago
Yes, we get so many deer that hop the fence. It never occurred to me that they were going after the chestnuts though.
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by 0x53 6y ago
I recently bought a house in a wooded area. In the backyard was a large old tree that I could not identify. After much searching I figured out that it was a chestnut tree! The article says they are the "perfect tree", but the ches
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by 0x53 6y ago
Interesting thought. I have noticed that recently Chrome has started being more aggressive on blocking sites that it considers harmful/scams.
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by 0x53 6y ago
https://www.thetrumparchive.com/
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by 0x53 6y ago
I did something extremely similar: https://mallocate.com/blog/removing-google/
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I think music is an exception to this. I have funded several indie bands that have released albums that I liked.
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by 0x53 6y ago
I will also say that fastmail is super cheap if you buy 3 years at once. Like $3 a month
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by 0x53 6y ago
For me Google news on mobile(firefox)loads every page as a AMP page. Very annoying.
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I think most places have a somewhat fixed advertising budget. Hopefully the outcome would be less advertising!
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by 0x53 6y ago
I think the point of the screenshot was to highlight that there are a lot of buttons, but no labels or any way to know what they do.
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by 0x53 6y ago
My wife and I currently use Google maps to share locations with each other. I really hate doing this because I really dislike Google having access to my location. So yes I would use it. I would probably pay $15-20 once or a $1-2 a month for
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by 0x53 6y ago
In this case it appears to be a Null pointer de-reference. That type of bug is almost never exploitable since it almost always just leads to the program immediately terminating. An exploitable bug is one that has some way for the attacker t
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by 0x53 6y ago
Like everyone else is saying: fastmail.com. If you pay for 3 years up front it is like $3 a month.
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Muting Spotify Ads(mallocate.com)
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Not to release products without a plan to support them for a certain amount of time.
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I made Windows 10 my daily driver for the same reason. I share your sentiment about hoping wsl1 sticks around
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I think just saying "this is a simple explanation" goes a long way towards not sounding condescending
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That sounds really cool. Any public links to it?
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I've thought about making an eink calendar before, but since the cost is so high I wondered if it would be cheaper just buy 31 2 inch screens and somehow connect them.
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Haha. I will admit that it is sometimes just for convenience, but when testing networking code, or writing things to interoperate with large system I do really need 3-4 VMs running.
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One of the biggest issues I think is that the polling is still done by just randomly calling people. I think I agree that there is a large skew introduced by the simple fact of only reaching people willing to answer a call from an unknown n
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I often use more than 16 GB of RAM. Generally, I have 3-4 Windows 10 VMs running which each take at least 4GB to be stable. So if I have 4 running that is all the RAM already.