DigitallyFidget

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by DigitallyFidget 4y ago
Eventually you will have to dispose of old clothes as they start to get holes, tear, break seams, and just generally fall apart. I still have shirts from over 15 years ago. I buy new clothes maybe once or twice a year at most. When it becom
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by DigitallyFidget 4y ago
I have Google Fiber, and I can honestly say that gigabit speeds are largely useless, most websites you connect to and download from are going to bottleneck you at way lower speeds with their upload throttling. It's exciting when I actu
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by DigitallyFidget 4y ago
I couldn't understand any of what was said in that recording. If anything, it served to show it's absolutely not useful for me at all.
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by DigitallyFidget 4y ago
Teach it. I don't know why nobody else has suggested this. If you want to learn, really learn something. Self educate, then teach it to someone else. You'll have to really educate yourself on the subject, but once you do.. Blog po
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by DigitallyFidget 4y ago
I've lived near one, and I'd rather live near one again instead of near a coal plant.
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by DigitallyFidget 4y ago
Oh yeah, in a courtroom, laws are bent, misinterpreted, and ignored all the time. But it's at least declared clearly to the extent that it would have to be ignored in order for a copyright claim to hold up. Courtrooms and lawyers are a
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by DigitallyFidget 4y ago
It actually is simple under US law. https://copyright.gov/comp3/chap300/ch300-copyrightable-auth... Medical imaging is not copyrightable. Bottom of page 21 to middle of page 22.
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I use parts of song lyrics or movie quotes for most my passwords, and I do the same with increasing a digit. I'm at digit change 17. The thing that REALLY kills me is when a password has a maximum length.
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I just create an annual budget of what I'm willing to pay for "luxury" services. I also try to share services I have with friends who have other services. Parents have Netflix they share with me, and I have Amazon Prime that
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
This is brilliant. I'm doing this for my personal site. I have a gig uplink and no data caps.
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I can't really comment on how they do it. I can speculate, but there's already endless comments of speculation. What I can add is that it's to do with IP or DNS monitoring from the carrier or server. My SO who uses Verizon no
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I think this "metaverse" concept is going to turn into yet another VRChat clone and flop. Sansar is a great example, made by Linden Lab. The problem I see is that it fails to have a demand for it to exist. There will not be an eme
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I still have my eight Velociraptors I used in a RAID5 (7 used, one backup) back in the day. It's in a box in my garage. I've meant to toss them out, because I know I will never used them, but it's just such a hard thing to br
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
https://i.imgur.com/k3doFqL.png This is my relationship with Spotify.
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
Automobiles were very much the same. When they first started coming out, you really had to be a mechanic to own one. Autoshops/garages weren't a thing in the beginning. PCs were the same way. These days there's tons of auto s
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
That would kinda be the idea, using someone who has a similar looking photo to you. I'm thinking in terms of kids getting into clubs. Physical fake ID's are easy for a knowledgeable bouncer to spot, but if it's all digital da
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
That's what concerns me. It wouldn't be unreasonable or impossible for this to happen. The physical IDs have a ton of security features to them. And that's actually not even required. It's NFC based tap, someone will fin
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
For everyone living in America, the title may as well be "Did you know that oranges are orange?"
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I noticed it a few years ago, too. The fake reviews are glaringly obvious most times. I've seen what sellers do, they'll sell a decent product, something that's like just hairties where nobody is really going to give negative
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
This is an exact example of why I don't waste any moment of my life with social media. It's just loaded with fake trash like that. People trying to show off how they're successful and have an amazing life, but reality is they
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I started military doing satcom work, went to school for cybersecurity & linux system admin, got a job doing network engineering and hardware stuff (technician type work mainly, designing how to setup network in a building and then actu
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I reset my passwords regularly, so this example doesn't provide access to anything of mine, except my old all in one router's wifi that's been sitting in a box in my basement for years. Hun$@ngF0rM3g-K@rp3_W19m This was a bas
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I ended up abandoning FireFox years ago because the constant breaking of addons, and hideous UI changes that went from simple & functional to bulky, cluttery, and full of features I will never ever use while the features I do use get pu
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I used to live in a city with light pollution laws. It was always nice being able to see the stars from virtually anywhere in the city. I now live in a regular city without such laws and I haven't seen stars since the last time I trave
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I trained my junk mail filter to automatically mark as junk anything with "unsubscribe" at the bottom of an email. As long as this is used to make subscribing to digital garbage only, I'm fine with it.
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
The whole "pay gap" hype is just raw stupidity from femnazists. As a female electrical engineer, I make more than most all of my peers do. The key thing here, and my case is usually what applies to men and not women, is that I wor
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I wish these supposed jobs existed when I finished my degree for going into cybersecurity, unfortunately EVERY "entry level" job required 3-5 years experience. It's probably exactly the same today. Now I work in electrical en
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
It's likely that this is just a firmware change to the cards and nothing onboard/physically changed at all. If this is the case, then this is hilariously easily defeated by using the firmware updating tool, provided by Nvidia, to
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
This is so horrendously wrong. I've experienced this on many different online retailers. I don't suddenly not want/need the product, I just go elsewhere. If a physical store I go to has their checkout system go down, I'l
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I've used adblock for so long that I completely forget it's even there. Consequently, I also forget how shitty most the internet is without it. I never even thought about or realized that adblock may be why I have had issues with

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