OneLeggedCat

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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
I've been waiting on Librem 5 for years, and had hope for Pinephone too. Broken MMS is a big deal, because it is widespread in the U.S., and I can't communicate with family without it. It looks like MMS is still a long way out,
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
Open-source, but Android or iPhone only?
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
Firefox on Linux failed to play the Mario tune at the beginning. I refreshed, and it then worked. I think they've got some issues.
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
To be clear, a solution like that would not be nearly so easy to set up and modify as OpenWRT is, correct? OpenWRT has so many powers, I'm always thinking of something new to do with it. But I'm not a networking expert, and with
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
This is why I decided a few years ago to not ever even start watching new series. I hate the cliffhangers; I hate the one-episode-a-week shit; I hate the split seasons; I hate the waits even when the series is probably coming back. Best t
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
I think I agree with you. The low D note I hear must be more pleasant than the 13kHz you hear.
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
Another person asked this too. There's obviously no way to directly measure it, since it is simply a perception of something that does not actually exist. I only "hear" it because I have either neurological damage or inner
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
I "hear" the tone clearly. From that, I found this online tone generator, and experimented until it sounded nearly exactly like what I hear. I grew up around a lot of music, so maybe it's easier for me to pick out a tone.
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
> If there's no low-pitched equivalent (is there?) There is indeed low-pitch tinnitus. It's much less common. I have a version of it. In complete silence, I "hear" a rather pure 73 Hz tone. Luckily I am rarely i
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
My favorite finance/markets/money/derivatives/whatever writer. No one else is even close.
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
This is extremely sad. But it's where we are headed.
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
lol YES. It's like Americans don't understand that sometimes staying alive is more important than doing what's right. Especially for something like a hotel review.
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
Because a majority of Americans will believe it most proper to do NOTHING about it if they believe that the cause is of divine origin. A politically powerful and obvious majority.
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
I'm sure they're watching this closely. But for now, scams are still more profitable for them than cracking down on those scams. A moderate amount of impact to brand value is always acceptable to near-monopolies.
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
This still happens, in 2020, with breathtaking regularity. Several times a year, a site won't accept my password, so I then start the whole "Will 20 characters work? No, that didn't work. Will 16? Nope... 15? Nope... 12?
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
> end up being net negatives for ... the models I'm not understanding what you mean there? Aren't they making a lot of money for only a little work?
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
"Gone" is a clear and strong word, and it is misapplied here, unless the author is omniscient. Fires hot enough to burn these buildings down may still be a cool enough fire to be natural and healthy in this case. Or maybe not.
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
I'm still pissed about the Mr. Robot thing.
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
Neat. I had no idea it could improve that much.
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by OneLeggedCat 6y ago
Wow. That modem is a hog. Do you know if there is still room for it to be optimized, or is this about as good as it will get?