MisterTea

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by MisterTea 29d ago
They did. Right at the start.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
> You’re right, I shouldn’t expect laws and enforcement. And from the original description it certainly sounds like you are living in an area where there is no enforcement. That is clearly a failure of you local municipality of which you
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
Sure. So long as I don't have to pay for it.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
> do you think installing flock cameras isn’t an attempt to deal with it? It's not dealing with it because its lazy passive action where citizens shrug responsibility off to a 3rd party who only cares about making money and not the
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
> What else would you suggest proper support when they are harassed by crime this much? How would a flock camera deter a thief from breaking into your garage? It's a false sense of security. I had a guy break into two tenant spaces
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
No disrespect but this is pure vibe engineering. Aluminum T-slot? CNC machined parts? CPU? Unnecessary design leading to being way overbuilt with lots of material and energy wasted. My advice would be to take a wood working class where they
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
I just told the landscaper don't put any pesticides or herbicides and let nature do its thing. My landscaper just takes care of the front lawn, shrubs and the road verge and is cheap enough to pay for the twice month trim and clean up.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
> 4K editing, software development, local AI models, gaming and the ever-increasing bloated requirements from web browsers and Electron applications have all pushed up memory requirements a lot for general computer use. We assumed RAM wa
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
What does superior quality mean in this case?
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
> Do humans without lawns consume that much water? Do you assume humans with a lawn consume more? My lawn only consumes what the sky gives it.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
Cygwin on Windows 7 was how I computed until moving to Linux after Windows 7 support ran out. I refuse to use anything after Win 7 -- noting of value was added to the OS other than stupid UI decisions, telemetry, and aggressive updates that
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
> In Russia, it is often hard to delineate between organized crime and the FSB, because these networks overlap and they are often well established within the structures of the state. This already applies to the USA where Trump was very
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
Which is based on Android, a Google product. What if I don't want to run Android or iOS? What if I want to run something that isn't Linux based?
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
Like Star Trek -- "tea. earl grey. hot.". Though there will still be tasks where you'd have to likely want or need to pick up a keyboard and mouse. But of course there will be plenty of casual users who dont want or need to d
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
I don't have audio on this PC so I cant hear anything but the drawing tool lags massively in FF on Linux. Like a few seconds if I move the cursor very fast.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
e) provided a Plan 9 like cross compiler using the Inferno tooling to target any supported platform, out of the box.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
> - Not having any banking apps on my phone. Every time my son needs a few bucks in his account, my wife has to do it if we're out. This is the most tyrannical things about smart phones -- banking apps. I get it, the bank wants to e
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
I did similar for my work PC but for the browser: turn off all the conveniences. No history in the bar so there's no way way to lazily navigate to a website, I have to manually type in the URL. Saved passwords and cookies? Nope! closin
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
> ... and write some code. This but replace some with more. Write more code! Programming is like any other discipline which requires constant training and exercise. Doesn't matter if its Jujutsu or C++, you must train and become wel
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
In the early days it also killed starter motors as they weren't rated for that duty cycle. I feel these kinds tech are more symbolic than functional and exist to simply check off boxes to obtain environmental ratings. I would even gues
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
High speed turbo machinery is certainly an odd area -- like you said, its on the verge of ripping itself apart. The Leybold turbo molecular vacuum pump on my bench at home is rated to spin at 60,000 RPM. In the old days of metal fabrication
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
> You can't have a factory without motors, ... This might hold true if the nation building the robots did not have a well established manufacturing base. However, I can see this working in China who has a strong manufacturing base w
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
You would think the "logical" thing to do in this case would be to rename it to Lake New York. Of course the joke that is our current president has some sort of dislike from the very state which spawned it.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
> They have caused me numerous spills and scraped knees (due to the rear wheel locking up and skidding out from under me) and have done the same to my kids. Skill issue ;-) My first bike I learned to ride on was a BMX with coaster brakes
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
> is support being dropped because the previous filesystem had strong encryption? This statement seems to imply that APFS encryption is less secure than HFS+ encryption and no further evidence is given.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
I can but a lot of floss, floss picks and a water pick for $500.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
The scrolling in Firefox on Linux was abysmal.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
That barrel rotted away a long time ago and all we're left with is a head -- the top is the bottom.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
Fun map. First local landmark I look up is Niers Tavern in Woodhaven, NYC. Famous for the scene in Goodfellas after the heist and a scene in Tower Heist which I have not seen. Good wings, burgers and chicken sandwich.
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by MisterTea 1mo ago
This is exactly what I do currently but it's flaky. Bekhoff installs a runtime on the development PC that works its way deep into the system that can and does crash the VM. Some USB devices work, some don't, some are buggy and may

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