123pie123

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by 123pie123 2y ago
it is NOT 'property theft', since nothing has been stolen, just copied the term you want is Copyright infringement
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by 123pie123 2y ago
Can you explain who has control over a company then?
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by 123pie123 2y ago
I wonder what the implications would have been if the UK had just said "of course not" to the question of using them for miltary Would Russia ever know or not on the usage?
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by 123pie123 2y ago
I'm the same, except i need to be a certain level of tiredness before falling asleep (i think my adhd affects this - according to all the stuff i read) but with a little training, i can be a early riser or a night owl - although it&#x2
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by 123pie123 2y ago
Could a "show only live streams" be implemented only with in the KTM search results? the offline stations will still be there and have number, just not shown in the KTM results - a list of the KTM results would also be very handy,
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by 123pie123 2y ago
brill - love the search by keyword - always amazes me how many christmas stations there are one small improvement is a tick box to only show/ play live streams - and not keep showing the endless offline stations
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by 123pie123 2y ago
I'm unsure, I moved in to the house recently and noticed the flashing LED on the 'dumb' electricity meter and thought, umm that could be useful. I've not researched if any other meter has this function
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by 123pie123 2y ago
I have my dumb electricity meter sending my electric usage to google sheets every one minute I used an ESP32 with a very basic light sensor, the sensor was blue tacked over the 1000th/Kwatt LED (this blinks 1000 times per unit of elect
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by 123pie123 2y ago
this is interesting if it's true https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSBwJNDDUfc
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by 123pie123 2y ago
thanks for the link - i was looking for something like this to create a more realistic led candle that detects drafts and makes them flicker slightly quicker
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by 123pie123 2y ago
I've also thought that - just rechecked and found a useful link https://formlabs.com/uk/blog/guide-to-food-safe-3d-printing/
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by 123pie123 2y ago
Home assist looks good, but my requirements was that my elderly relative was being monitored by all my family (ie they're not on my home wifi/lan) hence the data on the movement needed to be on the internet for all to see
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by 123pie123 2y ago
i've just bought a cheap esp32 with a light sensor connected to it. then connected light sensor (ie bluetac) to my electicity meter that pulses every 1/1000 1KW/Hr, it uploads the data to google sheets which graphs the output
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by 123pie123 2y ago
the first thing that came to mind was it looks like the curve of a charging then discharging of a capaciter in a RC circuit
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by 123pie123 3y ago
some of my best conversations - that I still remember many many years from them - are from people who have nothing in common to me. some of them made me question my reality that changed my life, something you may want to try. Even keeping a
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by 123pie123 3y ago
from my vague memory, windows had a default minimum swap size. by putting it on to a RAM drive if you had enough memory (+ and as someone else mentioned compressing it as well) made things run much faster
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by 123pie123 3y ago
me too (FF and Windows) it was so slow I nearly ended the FF process, would hardly scroll
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by 123pie123 3y ago
very interesting, thanks - I've been looking for something like this
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by 123pie123 3y ago
mark rober did a good entertaining video on this, including the various tricks how to get rid of them (and what does not work) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JAOTJxYqh8
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by 123pie123 3y ago
I must admit I'm now leaning over to not having private prosecutions based this fuck up, the PO have 100% abused the system. which means other larger companies could do the same - maybe only CPS should bring cases
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by 123pie123 3y ago
My kids (and their friends) have all done simlar things, in the UK - including home schooling/ scouts Moving to Norway was not required, just needed to get out of big cities
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by 123pie123 3y ago
to me, there nothing really wrong with the concept of private prosecutions whats happened here is a total fuck up of justice, with many many people lying and the fact people/ judges have believed computer printouts as fact - ffs
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by 123pie123 3y ago
just to confirm I when i say small(ish) enterprise - i'm referring to company with around 500+ people and a IT dept of over 20+ people seriously??!? you think you need thousands of people to to improve your effeciency and performance I
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by 123pie123 3y ago
I'm surprised other ideas have not taken off yet?(intended) although not really a kite, this looks promising : https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zGGn-HY1jak
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by 123pie123 3y ago
that was my biggest concern, but we had gone through various scenarios and we fully accepted the risks we also mitigated the risks as well with scans and monitoring, and the worse case stuff - we also knew with research what the approx risk
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by 123pie123 3y ago
why? (from the UK) my partner gave birth at home - twice in a big blow up swimming pool thing - we did have local maternity nurses here, although they was extremely helpful and useful, we could have got by without them. no drugs either - al
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by 123pie123 3y ago
>Basically you are lying to yourself if you think you can run a datacenter cheaper and better than Amazon or Microsoft what magical things do they have? that every single reasonably sized enterprise doesn't have? it should be extrem
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by 123pie123 3y ago
there's so much to unpack here!!
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by 123pie123 3y ago
I'm surprised it's missed off the spiral/ circluar versions https://webelements.com/periodic_table_image_long.html
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by 123pie123 3y ago
the MIT courses, especially the Math stuff, are extremely useful for younger people (eg A levels in the UK)

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