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LazyMans
4y ago
This is not the common experience, it's just an AC that runs in reverse. It sounds like a bad install/bad equipment.
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Pull request merge queue (public beta)
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LazyMans
4y ago
There is a guy on youtube called "Radioactive Drew". He has some interesting episodes exploring former/current uranium mines and other things related to radioactive substances. He has a video about a postoffice in Burbank Cal
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LazyMans
4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/@SVSeeker/ Doug has spent over 10 years building a 73ft steel hulled sailing vessel from scratch, to be donated for research use by students. He literally bought steel plates and welded it into
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LazyMans
4y ago
Yeah. I don't write those.
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LazyMans
4y ago
Totally get what you're saying, but the big motivator for us is to literally deal with less boxes that need to be broken down.
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LazyMans
4y ago
Prime delivery day is awesome, especially sharing the same house with someone that orders excessively. We tend to order things throughout the week, then have to deal with a mountain of shipping waste. Prime delivery day condenses the orders
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LazyMans
4y ago
Yeah, however. If a machine is activation locked, it's associated with an Apple ID. That Apple ID in itself is a contact point. Like the article states, a system where you have 30 days to deny an unlock would be nice. Or you could just
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LazyMans
4y ago
Similar, maybe. You're not backdooring file vault though. Just the ability to resell a machine. Personally, I feel pretty good as long as my data can't be accessed.
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LazyMans
4y ago
That's not the case though, they are finding. A person like you or me might follow the process correctly, but a company going bankrupt or aging out old equipment doesn't care nor have any incentive to properly unlock their machine
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LazyMans
4y ago
I don't think it's working as intended. Like the article states, there should be a path for machines acquired legitimately to be unlocked. The example given is a registered recycler can submit the serial for unlock, then apple att
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LazyMans
4y ago
I'm passively looking a om642 320cdi. They're incredible cars and a decent one can be had for less than 8k.
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4y ago
Buy the latest year of a body style you can, each redesign means new modules and reliability problems are fixed with each new yearly revision. Then buy one that has depreciated most of the way already. 7-10 yr old is a sweet spot. C classes
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LazyMans
4y ago
I prefer oxygen candles, personally.
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LazyMans
4y ago
I live in a townhome community managed by an HOA with shared electric costs. A proposal to explore shared charger installation was not explored because they had made up their minds already that nobody that would live in our community would
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LazyMans
4y ago
I think Cloudflare actually paid for a large enough UI/UX team and took that seriously instead of the AWS model which is where UI/UX is done by application developers and then they maybe decide to fix the interface years later.
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LazyMans
4y ago
Yes, also, if they acquired these cards at or below MSRP. Now they can dump these GPUs and only take a loss of 10-20% on the hardware. Much less than the profits made while mining.
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LazyMans
4y ago
Not really. https://whattomine.com/gpus
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LazyMans
4y ago
For the last two years, the highest end cards which were good for mining were certainly not available at MSRP in the US.
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LazyMans
4y ago
For the RX 6800xt, prices already dropped by over 50% on ebay in the last month.
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LazyMans
4y ago
Yeah, looks like it's all trash now. https://whattomine.com/gpus
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4y ago
I think the model is only really sustainable at "affordable prices" in high density areas. New York is a good example. You can watch videos following e-bike delivery drivers in these high density areas. They're sometimes retr
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4y ago
I was using minoxonil for a while and it was just meh, I knew about propecia but the side-effects are bad and it messes with hormones. Discovered Hims makes a minoxonil + propecia combination topical. This combined with norizal shampoo lead
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4y ago
I predict in certain areas, "free cooling" systems will become the standard. These are system which do just what you talk about automatically. When there is a need for cooling and exterior air is cool enough, supplement supply air
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LazyMans
4y ago
Where do you live? I'm just curious because I can't imagine living at 78F anymore.
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4y ago
How do you only deploy certain resources to certain environment this way? We don't always have matching dev/qa/prod environments.
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4y ago
If one more person tries to tell me it's strain... Both, any mixture, any strain. Edibles, vaping, smoking, all of it. Some of the more pleasant times are when I mix up ABV (already vaped weed) into edibles. Those I can get weak enough
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LazyMans
4y ago
Many years ago I was sitting at my computer smoking after work like I normally did, and I asked myself, "What would I be doing if I wasn't smoking right now" and I couldn't answer it. I tapered off pretty easily and bega
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4y ago
I really feel like this is the correct way to operate. Create real career paths for people, get employees to buy into what they're doing. It results in happier employees, happier customers, and ultimately everybody wins if the entire c
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4y ago
Even at $1 a day, there is still a barrier associated with participaing. Having to log in, find out how to change the setting/talk to someone. Fewer barriers are better, I bet the net graduation rates increased, even if the completion
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