JoBrad

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by JoBrad 3y ago
Same. I use an M.2 HAT to boot from SSD, and it works great.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
I have different notification sounds for each of the ingress points of my house, and my dog will run to the appropriate place when those sounds go off. Hilariously, she just looks confused when she hears normal doorbell sounds.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
You can also tap the kebab menu and select “Add to Queue”
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Not sure I’m really following you. The assets of a government are primarily GDP and economy. Those figures are reported quite regularly in the US and many other countries.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
My parents used to use these. I don’t recall if they worked, and I’ve not seen them in quite some time. https://www.lightbulbs.com/blog/how-do-bug-lights-work
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Or could you just establish a new connection on the same cadence?
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by JoBrad 3y ago
PowerLevel10k has quite a bit of functionality, and is more performant in my experience, giving me the best of both worlds. https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k
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by JoBrad 3y ago
I don’t think this is preference as much as lack of choice. Housing has gotten so expensive that people are delaying purchasing, and renting as an alternative.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
I saved enough from my last refinance to double my car payment. Paid it off early.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
You’ve bled so many pixels complaining about wrong information. Can you please provide an informative and accurate link that explains a similar implementation?
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by JoBrad 3y ago
So in Biology everything is a global variable and side effects are the standard. Got it.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Wow. The original article was talking about doorbells and TV broadcast applications. That looks like the quality of the original moon landing broadcast.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
So what happens if you clone a VM, then delete the original? What if you clone a VM multiple times, then delete the original? Does the VM that was first cloned become the “original” in terms of links, or do you instantly lose the space savi
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by JoBrad 3y ago
I think the ants are still used as mostly dumb workers.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
I make a 7-hour, ~600 mile trip 3-4 times a year. Most of that trip is through very rural areas in the Southeast, and I’m generally doing this at the end of the year (cold temps), or in the heat of summer, when batteries have the least rang
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Love him! I felt my list was getting too long, and left a lot off.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
I’ve also been watching Tom Scott since he started, and love his content. I’ve put a few others that I enjoy below, that also produce what I consider to be high quality and entertaining content. Mind sharing any others? Nile Red Nick Zentne
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by JoBrad 3y ago
You could just connect the bulbs with WiFi!
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by JoBrad 3y ago
It was surprising to me that Netflix wasn’t even listed as a potential acquirer, with the “panic” levels being discussed.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
For my family, Disney’s value is more balanced between old and new content, vs Netflix, which I expect to lose content after some time.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
I provided examples of why I didn’t think this was poor journalism, and why I thought this was an important story. Can you provide some examples of why you think this is shoddy journalism? Otherwise you’re really just shutting down the conv
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Everyone has an agenda, so it’s a good thing to discuss exactly what the competing agendas could be, and whether they are nefarious. NPR makes money by publishing articles, so obviously they will make more money by publishing content that p
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by JoBrad 3y ago
> Here we report on a rare and opportunistic acoustic turn-taking with an adult female humpback whale, known as Twain, in Southeast Alaska. Post hoc acoustic and statistical analyses of a 20-min acoustic exchange between the broadcast of
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by JoBrad 3y ago
> This means the U.S. government spent more on health care last year than the governments of Germany, the U.K., Italy, Spain, Austria, and France combined spent to provide universal health care coverage to the whole of their population (
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by JoBrad 3y ago
If it’s a fail safe, then losing it will impact very few people.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Yes, if they had enabled Find My.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Part of the reason so many banks exist is that there used to be laws that prohibited banks from expanding too much. So many towns had their own bank that couldn’t establish a branch elsewhere, and was also protected from outside competition
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Impressive, but mine was also floating up vs down. :)
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by JoBrad 3y ago
That’s Android Auto/Carplay, except it uses WiFi or USB, for a better connection.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
That’s sort of true in the US, as well. A plumber or electrician is licensed, but handymen aren’t, as far as I know.

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