Nexxxeh

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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
Slightly off-topic, but I'm sorry for your situation. I'm glad your grandma has you to help.
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
I did not, although that would have been funny. Ah jeez, I should have known know that, one of my clients is a PADI instructor and and my mum was BSAC certified.
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
Thanks, I'll avoid clicking through. I appreciate the warning.
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
Not the person you're replying to, but it doesn't really matter if it's for "an average" person, so long as its something they enjoy and is a social niche. The "average" man probably doesn't do archer
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
Does this mean A300 boards may get official support for the Ryzen 5 4600G? Because I'd love to slap one into my DeskMini A300. With a (now pulled) Beta BIOS, an A300 ran a Ryzen 7 Pro 4750G just fine, and it'd be a big jump from m
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
>let's hope that does not put me in the top 1% It might be worth starting to look at before it suddenly becomes urgent... As the ship sinks, they've possibly already lost nearly a third of their previous "top 1%". [&q
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
I think my answer to your second question and to your overall situation is to learn the underlying essential skill of "self-confidence". I didn't get mine from my parents, I learned to fake it until I made it. It makes you mo
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
Not grandparent poster, but I think the easiest definition would be: "Removing the revenue stream for the original app author through modification or bypass." Just because you're paying through advertising rather than cash do
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
You know what they say. "It's what it's."
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
The planet will survive, but it's occupants? Less so.
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
While in a difficult practical position, OneWeb previously got bailed out because of the military applications and the value of communication that's much harder to jam than traditional means. Russia just launched Cold War v2.0 at best,
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
I'm not trying to suggest they'd knowingly set out to shoot down a civilian airplane. It was an error. But Russia knowingly supplied terrorists with the weapons system. The terrorists knew they were attacking a plane, they just th
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
>The UK will not forget what Putin did in Salisbury. For anyone unaware, Salisbury was where Russia sent an incompetent military hit squad into Britain with a chemical weapon (a Novichok nerve agent) to kill a Russian dissident. They fai
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
I assumed it was a word I didn't know, right-click Googled it, and then TIL. It feels like a good choice of word.
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
I'm more concerned re: police. Is that an American thing? If the police show up at my door, I'm better off opening it regardless. Whether they're here to ask questions about something I may have seen, to warn me of a situatio
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
Really cool read. Am I right in thinking it works like a flash cart, but with volatile memory?
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
It was only spam on the inbound leg. On the outbound leg, it was requested and correct content.
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
You don't necessarily know they sat on it. You only just got a notification of the failed login now. That doesn't mean they didn't try stuffing it elsewhere previously, or have login attempts you weren't notified of. Nor
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
This weirdly works in some other places. Iirc one of the Amazon's seller login pages accepts the 2FA code appended to the password to avoid having to go through another page.
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
How much is the Pro subscription please? I can't see it listed on the homepage, and if I go to the App Store page, the "yearly subscription" is listed multiple times at $30 or $15.
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
>Some abuse this by cancelling the subscription in the months they don't expect to use a tunnel... I think I understand how the second case you list would be abuse. If I'm understanding correctly, they're having a tunnel a
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
This literally made me say "WTF?!" when I went to the page. I think you're burying the lede here. It's only $29 inc worldwide shipping ! WTAF, that's awesome. I'll be ordering one as soon as Christmas is out o
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
Crunchyroll seems to barely work at the best of times, and when it does, it's still a mess. All sorts of issues still unresolved for years, including the ridiculously annoying "Finishes playing season English sub, autoplays first
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
"...and whatnot."
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
Same. Plugged in the device-side one of a pair and the device started working before I plugged in the router-side one. It'd connected to a house two or three doors down.
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
It just works when it works. Static devices (as opposed to DHCP reservations) will just (seemingly) randomly stop working with port forwarding, as the router just forgets the device. You can shake it out of that by pinging the device from
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
I don't think I've ever installed it like that. It's on Ninite, as is GIMP and Krita (and Inkscape for Vector).
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
Overwatch's workshop might be a fun introduction.
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
You feel sufficiently strongly to condemn those in need of organ transplant, potentially, to death? If you see them as victims of the system, doesn't refusing to donate your organs literally making things worse for them? It feels like
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by Nexxxeh 5y ago
>Privacy conscious people object. Now the response is, hey, you already have to show your driving license if you get pulled over for speeding, what's the difference? The main objections to vaccine passports in England aren't pr

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