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by NamTaf 2y ago
It will load up many plates for you to spin, don’t worry! Especially with the DLCs, you end up with essentially 5 or 6 maps to simultaneously play. This game is an incredible time sink; I can lose entire days to it because there’s always “j
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by NamTaf 2y ago
I used it on my home NAS (4x3TB drives, holding all of my family's backups, etc.) for the data security / checksumming features. IMO it's performant, robust and well-designed in ways that give me reassurance regarding data in
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by NamTaf 2y ago
Not at all. It’s about as necessary as owning a metal foundry is for someone who wants to use their cloud-enabled car. They don’t need the base materials, they need a turnkey solution. It’s a nice-to-have if you could resolve the part abo
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by NamTaf 2y ago
This is a very hackeresque, blinkers-on response. Your idea may work for technical systems used by technical users, but in this case (and I'd bet my bottom dollar most cases are similar) that the products are intended for non-technica
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by NamTaf 2y ago
I've never done AoC but I've done other programming-related challenges before. I come from a non-IT background (mech eng), and I'm currently away for work for the first several days with only their locked-down laptop. Normall
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by NamTaf 2y ago
Australia's system is similar, albeit the tuition fees are higher (capped depending on the degree and set by the government). You take out a government-backed loan and which is around CPI and then pay it back at an increasing % based o
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by NamTaf 2y ago
I've set two automations: 1) When airplane mode is activated, lock the screen. 2) When airplane mode is activated, turn it back off. That'll give me the most opportunity to either track it and/or lock it down remotely. I can
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by NamTaf 2y ago
You’re right that it is certainly differentiating for me, but not in a good way.
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by NamTaf 2y ago
This is a classic xkcd workflow comic moment: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by NamTaf 2y ago
Tech is not necessary. You just have to make the subjects interesting to learn. Good teachers are way more value than they are valued, and will make the classes interesting to learn.
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by NamTaf 2y ago
It really doesn’t, absent a few key games. I’ve just built a new gaming PC and I’ve gone straight with Arch. I was worried the compatibility I experienced with the steam deck may be isolated to the steam deck but it’s shocking how far it’s
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by NamTaf 2y ago
It's literally a thing people do, sometimes specifically because it forces them to disconnect in their down time outside of work.
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by NamTaf 2y ago
What's so strange about that as a concept? As someone who grew up in the 90s, the idea of doing so is totally normal for me. I mean, I don't do it, but I wouldn't blink at someone else saying they did. How do you think people
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by NamTaf 2y ago
Yes, that’s the point the poster is making. They are not the same despite being united by the fact that in both cases the government got involved and said “stop that, it’s wrong”. They explicitly stated their point that there’s a moral spec
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by NamTaf 2y ago
For others: I was curious how to do this, so if you put “change windows drag drop sensitivity” into your search engine of choice you’ll find a tutorial for which registry settings to change. The default is 4 pixels, which I’m inclined to ag
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by NamTaf 2y ago
One of the first things I did on my Steam Deck was to get Winamp running via Bottles :) it lives on the inbuilt screen when I’ve got it docked in desktop mode on my 2 desktop monitors.
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by NamTaf 2y ago
No, it's a pretty straight-forward and understandable ruling. Intent matters , the law is fuzzy.
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by NamTaf 2y ago
1 USD = 23.5 CZK. 1b CZK = US$42.5m This is an article written in Czech, about an incident that occurred in Czechia. Assuming USD makes no sense.
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by NamTaf 2y ago
Except the net completely transparent to microscopic organisms like plankton? The section "The System at Sea" on this site [1] goes into detail about the multitude of systems they have to prevent the impact on ocean life. There&#x
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by NamTaf 2y ago
No? I read it as decidedly the opposite.
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by NamTaf 2y ago
“Apart from engineering” is doing some seriously heavy lifting here. Writing the actual code is likely just an afterthought by comparison. The engineering - identification of a target weakness, the design of the exploit chain, etc. - is ove
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by NamTaf 2y ago
They were a UK electronics retailer. There's a wiki article with some info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rumbelows Sadly, it doesn't touch on the symbols of the logo
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by NamTaf 3y ago
I interpreted it as literally “remove the capacity (to continue committing crime)”. Incarceration is one means of achieving that, but possibly not the only, and I feel like the OP was trying to draw that distinction. I don’t think they were
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by NamTaf 3y ago
Nope, worked fine for me on 124.0.1 w/ several extensions
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by NamTaf 3y ago
I'm not wondering why it's illegal for me to start a fly-by-night taxi business because I understand that the regulation was developed over a long time to avoid dodgy drivers who'd scam passengers or worse. I can accept an ar
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by NamTaf 3y ago
It’s not anything to do with AI, but you might like this: https://music.ishkur.com/ Crazy to think it’s been a thing since the 90s when it was built in Flash!
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by NamTaf 3y ago
Without negating your idea, I’d add that as a (non-IT) engineer of some 15 years, I’ve found that my first 8-10 years was building my technical capabilities, however beyond that it was really about learning how to navigate (at increasingly
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by NamTaf 3y ago
In my experience, your numbers are out for this particular example. It'd reduce it to at most a day. You're right that there's a few hours of faff at either end, though I don't believe it's nearly as long as you&#
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by NamTaf 3y ago
To expand on and put numbers to this: to escape the solar system from Earth, you need to add about 17 km/s on top of the energy you start with by working from Earth's orbital energy. Earth is going about 30 km/s around the Su
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by NamTaf 3y ago
Functionally yes, but it’s likely more specifically referring to having one in a temporary structure, e.g.: a demountables. “Donga” is used commonly within Australian mining and construction industries (and presumably also overseas) to refe

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