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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
In some places, the bank website directs you to use the app, which then looks for things like whether the device is unlocked or rooted. Banks in these places refuse to trust web browsers.
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Both of these assertions are false, unless you can provide some appropriately limiting context. On-chip ESD countermeasures are microscopic, and often ablative — that is, they can become less effective with each exposure. Damage occurs most
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Many common board components have ESD-withstand ratings of 250V, far below what you can feel. The assembled product may be somewhat robust (including case), but most ESD events are not detectable without specialised equpment.
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Cumulative damage is correct. Damage may at first only consume some of the ability of the protection devices, leaving the product more vulnerable to future events. Of course functionality testing will not reveal this. Once the product exhib
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Risk of ESD increases exponentially as humidity decreases. 40% is the recommended minimum. But, humidity is not sufficient to ensure safety. Equipotential bonding is required (commonly "grounding", but the important bit is that al
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
They've had Jurassic Park repeatedly over the years since then, and I've watched it a couple of those times. But when Netflix was new to streaming they had so much more content; it was great. Then all the rights-holders decided th
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
As a longtime user of ancient Macs, I find the modern iMac's longpress-powerbutton frustrating. It usually takes me multiple tries to figure out if I pressed it long enough, or too long, or not enough. When I have pressed it just right
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Most screens are now no longer rectangular? I need to check your Multiverse Access Card and get you back to your home portal.
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
When scrollbars are not hidden, icons out of view are more discoverable. This used to be the only way Finder windows worked; there was no option to hide scrollbars. But the Apple decided scrollbars should hide by default, and be very narrow
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Combination microwave + oven (with a single compartment) are win-win. In Japan, they're common and many people wonder why anybody would want a separate microwave and toaster oven: combining them takes less space and takes less time for
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
As someone who works in building-automation controls that are based on CANbus, which is a communication network commonly used to connect various parts of cars, I can say that this is not true.
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
…not in my understanding. The term would seem to originate from one or both of "a pot of honey" and "a cesspit or chamber pot"[1]. Both attract flies. the former attracts bears, while the latter attracts 'filth&#x2
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Laws are not the only existing influences. Even if you mean to include other social constructs, those are still not the only extant influences. Based on my understanding, Genghis Khan was himself a lawful force…just not the same laws as oth
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
"Everybody needs a rubber duck." Sometimes, explaining your issue to a random person leads you to a solution. They don't even need to have any experience with the same or a similar issue; indeed, sometimes it's better if
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Launching Excel 2010 is bliss compared to all newer versions. But lambda and let can be magical. And Alt-Q to find Excel features is kinda good. There's usually a short annoying delay while Excel activates the feature. And once it retu
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Excel is _very_ powerful, …and very buggy and inconsistent, in my experience. Refreshing a QueryTable object or ListObject that has the filldown option enabled to automatically copy formatting and formulæ to all cells in the same column of
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
> The current sign-up fee is US$5; it's a one-time fee and is the only cost associated with using the site.[1] That's…surprisingly cheap. Which reminds me that I keep meaning to set up an SDF or tildeverse account. [1] https:&
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
I think I found Plane[1], but Eigenboard? https://github.com/makeplane/plane?tab=readme-ov-file
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
However, WebKit exists elsewhere. On mobile, I somewhat like Sleipnir browser for various configurable UI niceties unrelated to WebKit. I like the way it displays tabs as a scrolling strip of buttons, instead of making me open a "manag
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Those signs can also be posted as advice for adverse conditions like snow and rain. (Of course, ice = all bets off)
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
It looks like patches still get submitted to another system, and github is only used indirectly for version control.
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
And is commonly used for authentication codes, and like Social Security Number, it is PII that should be default-deny. Github seems to have no legit need for a user's phone number. Since there's not even a way to tell them to go p
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
I'd expect the hotel to already have a payment method on file, and possibly have pre-cleared a large charge to hedge against consumption or damage (with unused portion of the charge removed during checkout). Contrast with the typical r
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Colour me 'confused', as well. I expect that Rinse happens after Wash. So, if you put a tablet directly in the machine, it should be gone before rinse. Or maybe people mean some kind of Pre-wash Rinse?
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
I would expect, from past experience, that you'd have at least one fake patient, with made-up details for all tests, images voluteered (and signed off) for the purpse, and other nonce data. (-:
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
The outcome can vary wildly, even in the same EMR software, depending on the implementing team. I worked a place where it was the implementation team's first time, but they listened heavily to requests from different departments. The m
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Yeah, this kind of thing lead to some recriminations as a kid. Air conditioning was rare, many shops were small and had no seating, so the right thing to do was take your cold soda outside. But it the weather was so hot that it could be war
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
Could often do this in ye olde Macintosh System Software, too. Could fill the event queue with events, and rely on the program to intelligently clear the queue just before an incompatible UI change.
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
I appreciated the extra detail, and took it as something "Here's what we think caused this, and we're taking responsibility for finding a way to prevent it."
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by IIsi50MHz 1y ago
> don't claim that it is intended and "I do understand how this may be unexpected". This is why companies end up having PR people. An attempt to sound understanding can can easily be scuttled by an unfortunate choice of wo

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