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3y ago
Open TV. Find microphone. Apply tape.
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It’s mentioned several times in the article that the author wants the physical skip buttons on the HiFi system to work.
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It’s mentioned several times in the article that the author wants the physical skip buttons on the HiFi system to work, which can’t be done with any number of computers connected via 3.5mm
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3y ago
But then you a) need another machine, and b) can’t use the skip buttons.
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Of course you can copy it. You just can’t sell that copy to someone else while keeping your own copy too. That’s copyright infringement. I’m not sure what you’re on about with “license” in this context. You own the VHS. Do with it what you
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I have two small children, and can't name a Disney movie made after Frozen. Their new stuff is just a bit bland and run of the mill in my opinion. Nothing to do with any perceived political values.
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I’d pay thousands more to be able to actually choose the options I want instead of being forced to take packages, especially when they artificially limit choices for no apparent reason. “Oh, you can have the off-road package OR the heated s
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I personally find these examples much more practical and easier on the eyes. Traffic lights and roundabouts are marked. Main roads have bold edges, ALL ROADS ARE LABELLED.. Street numbers are shown at regular intervals! https:/
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3y ago
Milkdrop for Google maps: incoming!
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The article states that the speedometer is unaffected: "Speedometer, charging, backup cameras, locks, lights, wipers, and turn signals are all still functional with the 2023.42 error."
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Exactly my experience as well.
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Lenovo Thinkpads? You can absolutely have two m2 slots with a good screen and a solid graphics card. https://psref.lenovo.com/Product/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_P1_Gen_6
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One does not need to own a dog to have been around them for extended periods of time.
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I believe there’s three LIGO detectors stationed in different parts of the world which greatly helps with the noise reduction.
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Those compact layouts that exclude a delete key typically replace it with Fn + Backspace. I'm not saying there aren't scenarios where ctrl + backspace would be useful, however the majority of the time I'd argue that delete is
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3y ago
Well, yes, but you can also sense which ones are turning slower and just increase the torque to those. Locking diffs simply provide torque to the wheels with grip, which is exactly what one motor per wheel can do too. There’s no difference
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I’m genuinely curious about this one - what do you mean? How is what you want different from pressing delete?
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Interesting. Here in Sydney, Australia, they’re all run by the government, however speeding incurs a loss of points against your license (as well as hefty fines). Lose too many points and you lose your license. This system ensures the clois
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I miss my pebble so much :( Mine died the glitched-screen death, otherwise I'd still be rocking it today. Nothing I did revived it, unfortunately. To this day there's nothing I'm aware of that provides similar functionality
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I hear this point from time to time, but you have to realise that consumer-grade hardware would never be used in any reasonable company. The business risk of not having a support contract in place is too high, so you need a support contract
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Oh, I totally agree. Sorry, I just re-read my post and it does come across as “they should just use layer 7 gear to filter it”. I certainly wouldn’t expect to see it in the real world, I was mostly just musing on ISPs deploying/leverag
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Layer 7 gear has been around for a long time. At an ISP level I’d be shocked if they weren’t running big F5s or something similar that can handle this properly. Actually do so is another matter entirely though, and I’m not even considering
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It’s impossible to get them for a modern Volvo, for example. I couldn’t even get them to provide me with a wiring diagram for the rear fuse block so I could wire in a trailer brake controller. I managed it via inspection, but it was really
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Windows 10 almost killed windows for me, and windows 11 has been the final nail in the coffin (tested 11, but I haven’t moved to 11). It’s too dumbed down. Settings don’t exist or are buried. The interface has gone backwards. Cloud and inte
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Yeah, nah.. chips or bust. The only people I've ever heard say crisps are British or 70+ It's a packet of chips if you mean crisps, or just chips if you mean hot chips. In a situation where disambiguation is needed I'd pro
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Tongue is firmly in cheek :) I don't care what people call them in reality so long as I can get my hands on them! So damn good.
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Obviously written by someone in Victoria: “potato cake” It’s a potato scallop, mate.
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Precisely. I couldn’t have said it better myself. I can cook, I just loathe it.
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I didn't take it as a diss, you're all good! If anything, I'm jealous of you being able to enjoy it.
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Many here will really appreciate the nice recipe, however you're missing the point of the cook book. People who are looking at this cook book are definitely not going to spend 1-4 hours waiting for marinade. They barely have 1-4 minu
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