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RainaRelanah
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RainaRelanah
4y ago
Mind if I ask what game? Kiwi on Android is a Chromium fork that re-enables extensions on mobile. Works well for userscripts/extensions, though often times those UIs don't scale well to mobile.
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RainaRelanah
4y ago
I get like two spam SMS a year. And my SMS app always properly flags them as being spam/scams. This really is such a terrible excuse. It's also ignoring the root issue. Adding RCS to iMessages doesn't affect the spam. You
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4y ago
They support that too[0]. They have a mode for nginx that just proxy_pass's to your daemon so you can run whatever web stack you like under it. 0. https://faq.nearlyfreespeech.net/q/runscript
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RainaRelanah
4y ago
I'm guessing this thing wouldn't work for emulating FeliCa cards? e: it can read but can't yet emulate, given how niche it is outside of JP I doubt it'll ever support it.
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RainaRelanah
4y ago
Didn't see this back in March. Unsure what to feel about this. Had a F&F discount at SliceHost until they were acquired by Rackspace, moved to Linode. 14 years ago. I've had nothing but bad experiences with company takeovers i
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RainaRelanah
4y ago
Thank you for making me actually read it. Many years of thought definitely went into this.
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RainaRelanah
4y ago
Most liquor stores are actually opposed to repealing Sunday sale blue laws. They still sell the same volume, but have to stay open an extra day. It's annoying, but I deal with it because my local liquor store only has two employees, an
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4y ago
A lot of bulk purchasers of crypto already do this via dark pools, at a discount, to avoid tanking the spot price.
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RainaRelanah
4y ago
It's more likely they'd target him because he's unwilling/unable to defend himself. I've read a lot about the US prison system and culture, giving stuff away doesn't get you respect or friendship. Also to note
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4y ago
It's pendingdelete, so they're flat up holding it hostage until it's publicly available for anyone to register.
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RainaRelanah
4y ago
Did you have any other domains on the account, or shared access with other accounts? I hate how legal has forced every trust & safety team to just blanket reply "You were banned. We won't tell you why. We won't overturn.
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RainaRelanah
4y ago
> I’ll probably replace this with a bit of proto board with a couple of similar switches on it, but it might be nice to consider some kind of piezo sensor to give the instrument some expression Guitarfreaks (the original guitar game) use
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RainaRelanah
4y ago
laowhy86 has made a living for many years fearmongering the west about China. It's his entire channel. Same with SerpentZA and ADV China. I've watched a lot of their content and really can't take any of it at face value any
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5y ago
Ours just opened the boxes of little debbie products so they could sell individually one for the price of a box.
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5y ago
Interesting, I didn't know this was a thing, but after some cursory research it does seem like part of its use case is to stop this attack vector.
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5y ago
It is an amazing piece of tech at a price lower than the BOM. I own one myself and can't blame anyone else that likes it too. The dissonance is still too strong.
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5y ago
VR enthusiast here, Oculus was absolutely gutted of its core morals, its core goal, and the majority of its original talent. Oculus insisted they'd never require a Facebook account, and now they do. They've fully rebranded to Meta
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5y ago
I'd say Matrix[0] is pretty important too. I wish both of these projects got more mainstream traction. 0. https://matrix.org/
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RainaRelanah
8y ago
Ordering any server from a tor IP, even dirt cheap shared hosting plans, will trip their fraud detections 100% of the time. You'll likely get an email asking for photo ID.
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RainaRelanah
8y ago
The weight limit of the model being used is around 220 lbs, and it struggles to handle that. Most Americans that you'd call obese wouldn't be able to use these. The model (Xiaomi M365) was originally designed for Chinese consumers
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8y ago
6 hours is nowhere near accurate, it's closer to 2 hours in ideal circumstances. 1-1.5 hrs in most usage scenarios. 6 hours is about how long it takes to charge.
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9y ago
Thank you for your work. I have spent thousands of hours playing your game, and even more than that trying to exploit it. Many of my dearest friends today are people I met 15 years ago while playing D2. The game has had a massive influence
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9y ago
Usually a character leaving a game without having their inventory saved indicated a desync between the game server and the MCP servers. The game server was authoritative over your character for a specific game, while the MCP server was auth
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9y ago
> Bandwidth is one of the problems. If a typical IPFS node is a home computer than it has 10x upload speed compare to the download speed. This is going to limit how somebody can access content from IPFS. This can easily be addressed by c
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RainaRelanah
9y ago
Yes, that is why I said most consumers, not all consumers. I am sorry Pebble did not fit your use case, but it is a tad hyperbolic to assume that is why the company failed or that your ethical requirements represents the majority of consume
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9y ago
I don't believe it is the only reason, but it certainly significantly hurt them. They're also less attractive/bulkier, have less room for battery, are more expensive to design/manufacture, have higher failure rates, etc.
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9y ago
I am extremely skeptical that this is the reason Pebble failed. Most consumers are not privacy oriented, and all of the major competitors in the market require the same activation process that Pebble "forced" onto users. If you wa
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9y ago
I doubt it. It's more about consumer perception. Hardware buttons aren't futuristic, touchscreens are. And smart watches are largely a futuristic niche product. Pre-purchase consumers want better specs and often neglect the practi
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9y ago
> One of the earliest HTC android devices, after the Evo 4G, was a version with a slide out keyboard. The first Android phone (let alone the first HTC Android) was the HTC Dream, with a physical keyboard. Back in those days Android didn&
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9y ago
All you need is metal lip at the bottom of the door that you can catch your shoe on to pull open the door. All of our bathroom doors at work have these on the inside. https://i.pinimg.com/736x/63/a3/a4/63
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