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by 404mm 3y ago
I assume they can prioritize speed test traffic. The Volkswagen method.
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by 404mm 3y ago
That’s exactly what I took out of it. Prices are gonna go up. But not for everybody, the crappy tier will remain affordable but 4k in 2023 will require the top tier.
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by 404mm 3y ago
I thought that CURRENT takes place after a GA release. Thanks! TIL
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by 404mm 3y ago
Huh, I’m not really tracking UNIX releases anymore but I thought that 14.0 has been out for a while. My pfSense router has been claiming to run on 14.0 since may 2023: > 23.05.1-RELEASE (amd64) > built on Wed Jun 28 03:57:27 UTC 2023
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by 404mm 3y ago
There’s usually a way to keep the fine off your record unless you speed too much. Some online defensive driving or similar.
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by 404mm 3y ago
$50 for going 11mph+ (and more if going faster) I wonder what are the actual fines going to look like. We also have these “$50” HOV lane violation fines in Texas. And the “$50 fine” turns into $275 out of the door. Just to clarify, I’m pure
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by 404mm 3y ago
I wish there was some other way. It’s all one huge monopoly and nowhere else to go. So people have no choice other than bending over and getting f’d. Some say to go with MVNO but I haven’t found one that would check all the boxes for me. T
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by 404mm 3y ago
Interesting, I’m curious how the OS is assembled together, since they discourage users from in-place upgrade. Debian 11 was just a regular Debian with their repos added on top. It feels like since the times of Raspbian they are trying to th
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by 404mm 3y ago
I’m going to identify as California resident more than usual. /s Cali has some decent laws when it comes to consumer protection. I’d love to see more of them on federal level.
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by 404mm 3y ago
You can always just download more RAM. https://www.downloadmoreram.com
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by 404mm 3y ago
I know it may sound silly but the need for active cooling is a deal breaker to me. I’m still hoping to see some massive heat sink or a metal case that acts as a heat sink. But the overall Pi evolution leads towards hotter, louder and more e
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by 404mm 3y ago
It’s nice they doubled the speed of SD controller but I still wish they just gave us some eMMC for the system.
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by 404mm 3y ago
1L compact cars were not uncommon in Europe 10-15 years ago. Consumption was about 5L/100km (about 47mpg). Now they are being replaced with hybrids and electric versions. Example: (German) Opel Corsa 1.0 3-cyl https://en.wi
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by 404mm 3y ago
Doesn’t look unreasonable considering it’s paid hourly and seems to be aimed as emergency response to get up and running asap.
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by 404mm 3y ago
As a biased Prusa MK4 owner, I see them as Genesis. Way better than Ender, but at the end of the day, it’s still just a rebranded Hyundai with luxury finish.
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by 404mm 3y ago
For me, it’s the modularity. No matter what breaks, you can get a replacement part fairly quick and cheap. It’s relatively easy to take apart and build it back yourself. You can even re-print your plastic components yourself. I personally
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by 404mm 3y ago
BambooLab forked and “rebranded” PrusaSlicer (in a not so cool way) https://twitter.com/josefprusa/status/1542259514828791811?la... Their new printer features seem to match pretty closely with Prusa updates. Looks
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by 404mm 3y ago
As always, the general public gets f’d, perpetrator gets punished, government takes and keeps the money.
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by 404mm 3y ago
Mandatory phone number has become the latest plague. Not only the phone number is mandatory but many sites now pretend to 2FA without user enabling the setting - or even worse, don’t use password and only send codes via SMS.
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by 404mm 3y ago
Thanks. Based on Supply and Demand forecast, we’re going to be looking at as low as 600MW operating reserves between 7:45-8-15. That may trigger Level 3
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by 404mm 3y ago
“Fun fact”, Texas grid came really close to (another) controlled shutdowns last night. We had about 1,200MW in operating reserves. https://www.ercot.com/news/release/2023-09-06-ercot-has-init... Same is expected f
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by 404mm 3y ago
Notes would be a total killer app if it supported Markdown.
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by 404mm 3y ago
> How did the he die? > From mushroom poisoning > But… there’s a bullet hole in his head.. > He refused to eat the mushrooms (Joke from 1980’s, Eastern Europe)
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by 404mm 3y ago
My current setup allows me to use the TV built in speakers (Sony TV and SoundBar). It’s absolutely awful. The built in speaker sounds like a speaker sealed in cheap plastic box. It only degrades the experience. I turned it off.
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by 404mm 3y ago
My 14 Pro is at 94%. It was purchased on day 1 availability last year. I charge it daily (overnight). I haven’t noticed those 6% degradation in real life. Actually, since 13Pro, I noticed my phone could last almost two full days.
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by 404mm 3y ago
He’s thrilled because it’s good for him, not for the users.
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by 404mm 3y ago
Can you please elaborate more on this? I take it this includes CO2 released during manufacturing. Is it averaged over the expected life span? What about for a nuclear plant? Whole I can see how we can estimate CO2 for a panel, I don’t think
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by 404mm 3y ago
Key takeaway (after reading the headline): “It seems I have to clarify my previous message. I'm stepping down as XFS maintainer. I'm /continuing/ as a senior developer and reviewer for XFS.”
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by 404mm 3y ago
I agree. Each paragraph is formatted in the same way GPT responds. Covering a whole lot of topics without going deeper into a single one. All just general summarizations. And the recap at the end.. so obvious.
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by 404mm 3y ago
Make sure it says “If this is a medical emergency call 911” each and every single time you open the prompt /s

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