BikiniPrince

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by BikiniPrince 1y ago
That’s entirely true for manufacturing at scale. I really doubt they are selling a lot of these.
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by BikiniPrince 1y ago
Yeah, it’s just horribly wrong in my experience and a complete distraction. Code completion for functions in the project is another story and that has been around for ages.
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by BikiniPrince 1y ago
I know right. It’s like, “what did they do to my boy?” as to huddle over the bullet ridden corpse of your son.
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by BikiniPrince 1y ago
I at least maintain administrative control while using free resources. I looked at the completely self hosted route a long time ago and didn’t want to deal with that. Fast forward to today and I’m dealing with a friend who has the polar opp
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by BikiniPrince 1y ago
In the rare case something worms it's way to collections I just ask for the certified letter. Now in ten years that only happened once. I even called the hospital asking where my bill was and they said I didn't owe anything. Three
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by BikiniPrince 1y ago
I just run a dynamic dns client on OpenWRT. I’ve never had an issue reaching the joke server.
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by BikiniPrince 1y ago
I pick up old serves for my garage system. With edac it is a dream to isolate the fault and be instantly aware. It also lets you determine the severity of the issue. Dimms can run for years with just the one error or overnight explode into
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by BikiniPrince 1y ago
Vimperator plugin used to do the rest, but maybe that is no longer needed or working.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
TSA and all of its security theater is going to get the boot. Airports can manage their own security. That won’t change international customs which is still managed federally.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
I’ve found AI tools extremely helpful in getting me up to speed with a library or defining an internal override not exposed by the help. However, if I’m not explicit in how to solve a problem the result looks like the bad code it’s been ing
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
Welcome to being a line manager.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
It’s cheaper because USPS has been subsidizing the costs. That’s why a lot of small packages were shipped with usps.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
Yes, private shipping is perfectly fine. This is not a shipping embargo. USPS is just not taking packages. Letters and flat rate will continue to be processed.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
Furthermore, very likely any such contracts have language around the cancellation.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
This is my next adventure because somewhere someone had left a light on! Those esp32 relays can fit right in a work box.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
Only failure is rewarded!
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
For older cars the telematics module might not even function. The phase out of legacy cellular networks will clean out some of this monitoring. Disabling the telematics module isn’t even difficult and it’s easily accessible in my vehicle.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
Someone finally did for at least the Sonos One. After selling it in stores they quickly abandoned it. The CEO promised air play 2 update while it was being sold and then back peddled after discontinuing it. At first they said they would ret
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
I would actually offer they Facebook is changing because their base has grown tired of their antics. My normy friends and family have complained of censorship increasingly over the last year. When I asked why we still use the platform one f
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
What it means is abusing chevron deference to make law isn’t going to work anymore. Such sweeping changes need to be passed through Congress.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
You can already put with a sha256 hash. If it fails it just returns an error.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
The micro distribution devs found that Replay is now a dependency for explorer. They have to install it and then disable it. Seems MSFT really wants those screenshots.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
It was more of an opportunity initially. Bezos saw a chance to purchase extremely discounted systems. He had the foresight to move redundancy from a single host to clusters and then eventually data center level redundancy. This decision res
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
It was only a handful of frankenracks. It was challenging and not very performant, but it let everyone get a jump on the research. Disk speed was increasing so fast in six months the first SKU was out of date. I’m glad I didn’t have to make
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
It was a good year after that incident. We focused on stability and driving down issues. We turned around a lot of development idea too. However, the wheel turns and we were back on feature development. I’ll always remember that year as hav
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
The navy used to throw the boards in the cleaner and repairs the failures. Now we have better cleansing solutions, but damn if that isn’t nightmare fuel. I would have pumped and dehumidified the room until parts could be pulled/repaire
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
Any NFTs?
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
A dhcp lease hook is also useful to keep up with changes instantly.
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
The fact they can trigger antibodies on a stable portion of the virus is impressive. Near the end, it sounds like a multi pronged approach is needed to deal with variations. I’m not an immunologist, but it was pretty light. If they are in t
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by BikiniPrince 2y ago
check engine light in the upper left hand corner of his vision.

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