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by 3guk 5y ago
Quite glad that this isn't available in the UK or Europe yet, hoping that our laws will prevent it !
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by 3guk 5y ago
My Specialized Diverge Comp Carbon gravel bike I'd say - I only purchased it at the start of the year, after riding a MTB for a considerable amount of time. I've already put 1000km of riding into it - it's an absolute pleasur
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by 3guk 5y ago
Thanks for the tip, just purchased one of the eBay refurbs - always happy to buy manufacturer refurbished items.
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by 3guk 6y ago
At this stage, these threads are getting kind of boring, it's clear that almost all manufacturers are in a race to the bottom in terms of cost - and now the only way that they can compete on price is by bundling adverts into your inter
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by 3guk 6y ago
Ahhh the joys of Samsung TV Plus - one of the most irritating "features" that they've added to sets in all my years of providing tech support for them. I've listed a few ways to disable TV plus at : https://fa
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by 3guk 6y ago
In December: 1. Google (82.75%) 2. Direct (6.33%) 3. Bing (3.63%) 4. DuckDuckGo (1.85%) 6. Yahoo (0.94%) Kind of upsetting that as of January 1st my website was delisted from Bing + DuckDuckGo for no apparent reason meaning that my traffic
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by 3guk 6y ago
I've tried to use DuckDuckGo a few times now - I really wish that they would write their own indexer and maintain their own index, it frustrates me that they rely on the Bing Index - which frequently favours low quality SEO optimised c
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by 3guk 6y ago
Yes the O365 integration is relatively seamless and we were forced to move from Dropbox to Onedrive after our IT guys consolidated all of our subscriptions. But damn, the OneDrive client at least on my MacBook is complete garbage, it seems
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by 3guk 6y ago
Sad to hear - I never quite realised how awesome Dropbox was until we were forced by our company to migrate to OneDrive / Sharepoint. I can't help but feel that 2021 is going to be full of companies who are re-structuring and anno
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by 3guk 6y ago
I must admit - Ubiquiti has lost some of it's shine in the last few years, whilst AP and routing hardware seems to still be very good in terms of pricepoint, it does feel like the software side of things has been going in a very strang
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by 3guk 6y ago
Sadly ACR is a thing that most manufacturers are using / employing - https://factory-reset.com/wiki/Disable_ACR
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by 3guk 6y ago
As much as it pains me to say it - lack of demand is probably one, as much as it seems like a hot topic on HN, as it stands the vast majority of people don't care.
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by 3guk 6y ago
It frustrates me that they still haven’t figured out that perhaps a users language is not tied to their IP address and that perhaps other indicators should be considered. Whilst I hate adverts - it seems like a waste of both advertiser spen
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by 3guk 6y ago
Unless I’m mistaken it just appears to be for Android phones ? I guess I can see some value in it, but will no doubt be heading for the Google graveyard in 18-24months !
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by 3guk 6y ago
Whilst it's a little less common - I've found that most of the sites that I enjoy reading still have an RSS feed. Those that don't, typically have some sort of email newsletter - at least with Feedbin you have your own email
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by 3guk 6y ago
After seeing the last few posts on in menu advertising bothering Hacker News members, I decided to look a bit further into the service menu to see if there was an easy way to disable them. Your milage may vary with this one - it seems to wo
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How to Disable Adverts on Samsung LCDs(factory-reset.com)
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by 3guk 6y ago
I've been using Unraid - https://unraid.net/ - for the past few years now (after playing around with countless FreeNAS and custom setups). I'm really impressed with how stable it is - never had any issues with it
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by 3guk 6y ago
Honestly with remote work I don't find it all that important, we've tried at various stages in the last few months to set aside time to virtually chat - but it just feels like enforced fun and whats worse is that group video/
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by 3guk 6y ago
I've mentioned it on a few of the other recent threads about this topic but, for those who use piHole or other network wide ad blocking, I've compiled a list of servers to block: https://factory-reset.com/wiki&#x2F
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by 3guk 6y ago
There are plenty of ways around HDCP - some cheap HDMI splitters completely bypass it and will allow you to use your other screen. Typically the review section of a given HDMI splitter on Amazon is a dead give away as to wether they bypass
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by 3guk 6y ago
Only discovered this a few months back - and I must admit it has tidied up my inbox significantly.
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by 3guk 6y ago
For those who use piHole or other network wide ad blocking, I've compiled a list of servers to block: https://factory-reset.com/wiki/Samsung_Telemetry_Servers Typically I would suggest not connecting your TV to an
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by 3guk 6y ago
https://feedbin.com works perfectly for me. I like the relatively clean design and the pricing isn't outrageous. I use the Reeder app on iPad and iPhone to interface with Feedbin.
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by 3guk 6y ago
For those who use piHole or other network wide ad blocking, I've compiled a list of servers to block: https://factory-reset.com/wiki/Samsung_Telemetry_Servers
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by 3guk 6y ago
Learning how to cook would be fairly near the top of my list. More specifically learning how to cook a few dishes well (ideally ones that you like).
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by 3guk 6y ago
I’m gonna guess it was Le Relais de L’Entrecôte, I went a number of years ago and I must admit I really enjoyed the simplicity of it all !!
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by 3guk 6y ago
I’m not sure I agree - I’ve always been a fan of FS for fibre stuff, at least in europe - their prices and support are both excellent !
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by 3guk 6y ago
Thanks for creating this, just tried it in my local area and it generated a route that I already enjoy !! I shall no doubt get a lot of use out of this, whilst it’s not the intended use - I will cycle a few of the routes over the next few w
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by 3guk 6y ago
I know it sounds fairly simple - but making sure that I hit 10,000 steps per day, I've ended up going on some really long walks around my local area and have discovered a load of interesting places.

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