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by Brybry 3y ago
1) You'll get pretty big power spikes (and some power drops) at WT3 (sacred) and WT4 (ancestral) gear jumps. One at 50(?) when you unlock paragon board and get to spend a bunch of points. Then your biggest power spike when you get item
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by Brybry 3y ago
Sort of? I don't think everything always shows up on https://www.paypal.com/myaccount/autopay/ I think it maybe only shows companies you had recent transactions with. In 2023, I had a fraudulent $0.99 Paypal
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by Brybry 3y ago
While that's true it won't change the language usage outside of legally bound commercial labeling. Dictionaries aren't static and have to be updated constantly.
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by Brybry 3y ago
The people who are motivated to create art made art before they were being paid to do so. I don't think they're going to stop. They might release fewer pieces publicly out of style-copying fears. Or if they get paid less they migh
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by Brybry 3y ago
That only matters legally. In actual language usage, in the US, many people use champagne to mean any white sparkling wine (possibly any sparkling wine). In the southern US 'coke' can be used to mean soda. Any soda. Even Pepsi.
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by Brybry 3y ago
Because many people are not great at entering their email addresses correctly and many sites don't require any sort of address verification/confirmation. If you have a common word or common name email address at a big email provid
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by Brybry 3y ago
I was responding to the OP statement (and source with 2021 as the last data point) that "Viewership growth seems good". Lockdowns were in 2020, not 2021. Yes, April 2020 gave a huge bump to Twitch and the pandemic obviously had a
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by Brybry 3y ago
I think viewership peaked in 2021 and has been flat or down since then. [1][2][3] I know some of my friends watch Twitch less because the ad policy became toxic. [1] https://twitchtracker.com/statistics [2] https:/&#x
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by Brybry 3y ago
Google street view cars also collect WiFi data (or at least used to): https://europe.googleblog.com/2010/04/data-collected-by-goog...
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by Brybry 3y ago
The main source I've found for the December WotC layoffs is Christian Hoffer's Twitter[1] and only 3 of the ~20 people listed seem to be art staff. Some of the lists, such as on Reddit, appear to (erroneously?) list a few artists
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by Brybry 3y ago
One time I ran into a subdomain of cjcc.ga.gov, via google results, that was hosting porn (it's on the internet archive too - vicspublic). At the time I couldn't even find abuse/webmaster contact info to report it to get it f
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by Brybry 3y ago
Spirit AeroSystems makes the fuselage for the 737 Max. [1][2] It's even in the article: "Spirit AeroSystems, which makes the fuselages for the planes, referred CNBC to Boeing when asked about the incident" [1] https:/&#
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by Brybry 3y ago
My relatives regularly gave me cash for holidays and birthdays. And if your parents ever gave you cash for anything it's easy enough to not spend all of it and save some. I probably usually had >$300 in my bedroom as a teenager (a
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by Brybry 3y ago
Also since it's laminated veneer lumber (LVL) and glued laminated timber (GLT) [1] it's going to have resins/adhesives involved that have an impact as well. Probably still better than the cement in concrete but I don't h
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by Brybry 3y ago
Even some Amazon stuff is really good. I used a Kindle 2 e-reader daily for ~14 years and, aside from decreased battery life, it was still great. Sadly I eventually stepped on it one too many times and the screen cracked. I might fix it for
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by Brybry 3y ago
Android has had zero click exploits. For example, Stagefright [1] And even better, there are plenty of old Android phones out which will be vulnerable to various exploits because of weak OTA update support policies. [1] https://e
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by Brybry 3y ago
They hired the mod creator (as an artist) and, from the Factorio Friday Facts blog posts[1], the expansion has some inspiration from the space mod but is not the same. [1] https://www.factorio.com/blog/
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by Brybry 3y ago
Wouldn't the FAKETIME environment variables be easy for typical unit testing?
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by Brybry 3y ago
Other languages can use LD_PRELOAD (or DLL injection on Windows) as long as the binary isn't statically linked. See other comments in the thread about libfaketime.
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by Brybry 3y ago
The preference is regional. [1] When I took the ACT, many years ago, it was the test the university I was applying to listed first in their requirements. And that's still true. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/F
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by Brybry 3y ago
I've had plumbers tear out drywall and then leave it that way, because they don't do drywall, and it's my impression from others that's normal.
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by Brybry 3y ago
Same: when Path of Exile was less popular and had races I was often able to finish top 10% (or even much better) by just copying techniques from streamers who were good. The concentration of knowledge that was available in a (successful pla
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by Brybry 3y ago
Payments: https://faq.whatsapp.com/1293279751500598 (people and businesses) Microblogging (Channels): https://faq.whatsapp.com/549900560675125 I think Status is sort of like Snapchat with ephemeral microblo
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by Brybry 3y ago
But doesn't WhatsApp basically do this? Just not yet in most of the world.
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by Brybry 3y ago
If you're in the US, read your municipal recycling tips and newer product packaging some time[1]. You'll often see "rinse and replace cap" (some plastic bottles, some say toss the cap) or "rinse and insert lid"
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by Brybry 3y ago
The best fix would probably be to change the roads to prevent the speed limit drop in the first place. RS 32:61 [1] mandates a speed limit drop there (though only to 55) because it goes from multilane divided highway to multilane highway. A
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by Brybry 3y ago
I think this actually occurs a fair amount. Google something like "$stateName speed trap town". Sometimes there is reform[1] for the egregious offenders[2] with enough media coverage (and it probably helps when they ticket the wro
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by Brybry 3y ago
I feel like the weather bit is something people forget about. I live in the southern US and I don't want to go outside most of the year either, because it's miserable. And I don't have hard data on hand to back it up but it c
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by Brybry 3y ago
Weirdly I've found with some (x86/x64) machines that their Wake-on-LAN doesn't work after a power loss. But could probably use a similar idea to signal the power button with a pi or esp32?
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by Brybry 3y ago
Aren't "cloud" passkeys multi-device FIDO credentials [1][2] where if you lose all devices with access to your keychain you can use account recovery [3] to get a copy on a new device? So I thought you shouldn't need an a

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