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AntonyGarand
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AntonyGarand
3y ago
They're bringing the bolt format to their new ultium platform, meaning it'll reduce the cost and complexity of building this vehicle. It'll be like alongside the equinox and blazer, same platform for a smaller shell.
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3y ago
I believe they mean the marbling: The background surrounding the X is pure black, while the rest of the box is black with a bit of white marbling.
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3y ago
Xbox controllers are way ahead of low-end logitech controllers though, so the point stands: If you want to control the device using a controller, might as well pick a good reliable one instead of the cheapest option available.
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3y ago
In this same vein I also use `a`: `a(` `a{` `at`, which I use as "around [item]". It behaves like `i` but also includes the "container", which is especially useful with html tags as you can quickly change or delete the w
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3y ago
Yes, the site is vulnerable to XSS, couple of interesting payloads on there so far The current top post uses this XSS to have users upvote it: <img src="a" onerror="soci.postData(String.fromCharCode(112,111,115,116,116,97,
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3y ago
I liked this short video from "Half as interesting" on Youtube on the railway itself if you're looking for a video on the subject. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP1Oq3JLNbc
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3y ago
Mullvad post: https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2023/4/20/mullvad-vpn-was-subjec... Related thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35638917
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4y ago
Cameras frequently use IR as a night vision light frequency, so adding an IR filter also disables night vision assuming they use this frequency.
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4y ago
The interesting part is that it seems like it's a flat 10%, which includes the payment processing fees: > our payment for each purchase will be the price set by you, less ten percent (10%), unless we expressly state otherwise in wri
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4y ago
IAP take a 30% cut, which is unreasonable on things like audiobook
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4y ago
I personally use NextDNS[0], which works from anywhere and has mostly the same features. For $3/m it's worth not managing a pi myself [0] https://nextdns.io/
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/ZXgH3
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4y ago
While taking a screenshot, I noticed my error: The donation input is monthly, but the donated amount is per year, so it should sum to 12x the monthly amount. Thanks for the answer!
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4y ago
It is my understanding that 7.5% is the cap, which should only be reached when you have very little dependencies. If you have 20 direct dependencies, each one will get 5% only, including StackAid. > When reallocating funds back after n
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4y ago
[Edit: Wrong, see replies] I love the idea, but the math doesn't seem to check out on the simulation: The sum of the donation greatly exceeds the donated sum, even on the example page. Is it also possible to tweak / cap the weight
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/ZIWNt
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Interesting concept! There are some random green and blue lines between the "pixels" on my default zoom level, which are removed if I zoom to 110%, and vary across other zoom levels. Using the latest Firefox on windows. It seems
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4y ago
Have a look at the images on top of the post, the bolt websites highlight 5 reasons why you might prefer to use the browser. If Bolt didn't artificially geo-restrict this feature, navigating to their site would be all you need to do, a
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4y ago
This is the author of the linked post. The tweeted content is the exact same as the post, in a different format
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4y ago
NestJS[0] is the most popular framework to solve pretty much this exact issue. It does support serverless[1], as well as many other features you can expect from such a framework. [0] https://nestjs.com/ [1] https:/&#x
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5y ago
This only works if your hub already completed an initial setup: > If you are a spurned Insteon user seeking to move your hardware to some other system, whatever you do, don't factory-reset your Insteon Hub. Apparently, contacting I
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5y ago
Replace `console.table` with `JSON.stringify`: JSON.stringify([...document.querySelectorAll('.fatitem table .athing')].map(el => [el.textContent.trim(), el.nextSibling.textContent.trim()]).sort(([,a], [,b]) => parseInt(b) -
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5y ago
Nice project! It's worth mentioning that this is a client-side captcha, making it trivial to bypass by bots / anyone.
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I built a discord bot to analyze the market of the OldSchool Runescape game once a public and fairly accurate item price API was launched. The bot initially started as a fairly simple interface to display the real-time prices and graphs wit
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It does, if the server accepts the connection there is nothing preventing it. This is frequently used by apps which are installed on your machine but are accessed by links, such as zoom and discord. I think Zoom removed its server after rec
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I assume he means the size of the payload remains technically below 32 while the "real" code is larger due to evaluating location.hash. `eval(location.hash.substring(1))` is 32 characters, but the hash itself can be few kilobytes
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6y ago
While this is something I would expect from a small random company, ChessBase is pretty big in the chess world. For them to promote this "new" engine on their shop[0] feels wrong, I would expect them to meet certain quality thresh
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6y ago
Renewables are very reliable if you winter-proof them, the same as other sources. The problem at the moment is that none of the sources for Texas was prepared for a cold winter, renewable or otherwise. Quebec is 99% renewable[0] (95% hydro,
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6y ago
Taking this opportunity to say Thank you as well! I've been using it for years on all of my machines, such a great piece of software, didn't expect to see it on here
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6y ago
Doesn't work with event handlers: https://remove-js.com/http://14.rs
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