Modified3019

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by Modified3019 3mo ago
The videos don’t seem to load for me. On iPhone/ios, tried safari Orion, Firefox. https://imgur.com/a/mN7PRXJ
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by Modified3019 3mo ago
Same here, on iPhone tried with safari, Orion, and Firefox, all basically the same. Looks like: https://imgur.com/a/AlEHsQQ
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by Modified3019 3mo ago
I work for a large agricultural company, in my part of it we sell fertilizer, chemical, and agronomic services. As part of this, we end up putting out a lot of trials so we can actually say something true instead of “buy our stuff it’s grea
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by Modified3019 3mo ago
Science if finally catching up to Werner Herzog >Of course there's a lot of misery, but it is the same misery that is all around us. The trees here are in misery, and the birds are in misery. I don't think they sing. They just
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by Modified3019 3mo ago
Hah, yeah same. I grew up in a house built with hand tools sometime around 1910 (family bought it from an old lady whose father built it), not a single corner was square (though things were generally good vertically by some miracle), but it
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by Modified3019 3mo ago
That would actually be an interesting thing to read about
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by Modified3019 3mo ago
> "Those who do not understand Unix Funny enough, that right there is the actual fundamental problem here. I am reminded of a post or blog long ago that talked about programmable thermostats and how awful they are for most people to
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by Modified3019 3mo ago
In case you haven’t considered, HDDs work great for this, since write wear out isn’t really a factor for those. ZFS can also help batch together TXG’s until they hit time or size limits before commit it at once to the disk.
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by Modified3019 3mo ago
For me it’s Dark Reader ( https://github.com/darkreader/darkreader ) which can be installed on at least chrome and Firefox desktop browsers, and safari and Kagi on iPhones. I use it to keep from getting flashbanged by my
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
For Asrock, it should be fixed in any bios with 1.3.0.1b Looking at Asrock consumer motherboards, it’s been rolled out to some but not all yet. The AGESA for that Asrock rack board looks way behind, so I’d definitely make a request to them
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
They’ve been doing a bunch of stuff in agesa updates regarding memory stability lately, and also recently broke and fixed setting manual speed on DDR5 memory with ECC enabled (basically any setting higher or lower than 5200mhz or somethin
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
There are various sizes/shapes of stickers intended to either dim or block led lights if aesthetics are important.
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
FYI, the “?si=*” part of your link is what Google uses to track you, you can just remove it.
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
What an excellent example of Brandolini's law: “ The amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is an order of magnitude bigger than that needed to produce it.”
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
For those just encountering this like me, the man in question was Sequoyah, a monolingual Cherokee. His own tribe put him on trial, being overseen by his Chief. Slightly different from what I’d normally assume had happened from just reading
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JMB585 (SATA Chip) Silent Data Corruption – Root Cause Analysis and Kernel Patch(github.com)
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
Same, I hated when everything transitioned to it and became harder to read as a result. Frutiger Aero was a sterile sort of cheerful in a way only a CEO could think was relatable. It basically marked the turning point where the UI stopped b
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
Wow, first time I’ve seen this site, what a great thing to find.
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
I work I Ag retail (agronomic services, chemical sales) and while we have an IT department, a decade ago I’d occasionally act as “local” tech support and double a coworker’s RAM when their combination of browser/office/database fr
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
I really enjoyed it. I had no idea what a “backrooms movie” would end up being, but it was exactly what I could have hoped for having enjoyed his other work. Honestly creators from youtube putting out movies recently has probably been the m
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
That’s wonderful for you and apple.
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
For those that want a personal “radio station” that’s a bit more extensive: https://github.com/perminder-klair/subwave
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by Modified3019 4mo ago
>CalebCity: “How fearless minions are in ANY video game” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC375rujZhs
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
I use privacy.com virtual cards. I make a card for each vendor, and define a limit for it. I can kill the cards anytime.
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
That was a fun read, thanks.
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
Interesting, it seems I learned/am using a modern American mutated version of the word. https://www.broadlearners.com/t/understanding-the-meaning-of... https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
Was initially nonplussed, but toward the end I realized the choice of pokemon for an example actually works out well for showing how prologue can solve problems. I’m now a bit curious about trying it out somewhere.
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
Same vibe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOTyUfOHgas
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
In my case, the drive suddenly only shows having 1GB of read only space available. The firmware version will be reported as “ERRORMOD” (meaning, error mode). There are no warning signs, it just happens. All data is lost the moment you see E
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
Related, someone decompiled Samsung’s 840 EVO ssd firmware, before Samsung later started encrypting it: http://www2.futureware.at/~philipp/ssd/TheMissingManual.pdf Came across it looking how to deal with multiple

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