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by Rychard 5y ago
I'd recommend pulling the face-plate and checking the wiring. In my experience, builders use CAT5e for phone jacks (and for other low-voltage systems, like alarms.
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by Rychard 5y ago
> I have decided to stop any development of HidMacros. Instead of it I invest my (very little) free time to development of new application called LuaMacros[0]. Source: http://www.hidmacros.eu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10
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by Rychard 6y ago
They also block middle mouse button clicks, preventing me from smoothly panning down the page. At least with Firefox, "Reader View" appears to circumvent this restriction.
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by Rychard 6y ago
Do you know the model numbers and/or have any other information about these new routers? I'm currently using eap_proxy with my BGW210, and it's been a huge improvement, but I fear the day the device needs to be replaced with
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by Rychard 6y ago
After some searching I found this[0], but I'm curious why they don't surface any of this directly on the webthings.io website itself. [0]: https://github.com/WebThingsIO/wiki/wiki/Supported-Hardware
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by Rychard 6y ago
As opposed to? I thought you had to specify your DNS server as an IP address. How would it resolve itself?
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by Rychard 6y ago
Rebase isn't the only solution for such scenarios. Merging remote/master into the source branch will serve the same purpose.
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by Rychard 6y ago
I would imagine the chance is higher than you think. Being able to remotely monitor and manage such systems may lead to big cost-savings, if it enables the same number of employees to monitor multiple locations. Seeing as how many tech comp
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by Rychard 6y ago
In my experience, sewage is billed based on water usage, which makes sense to me. If you use some water, presumably it has to go somewhere .
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by Rychard 6y ago
Such a scenario would be unfortunate. The lack of context makes it impossible to determine with any certainty.
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by Rychard 6y ago
Absolutely this. I have my headphones at what I consider to be a reasonable volume level, yet this website was so loud that my ears are ringing. Is it just on my end or is there some explanation for the (perceived?) higher volume?
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by Rychard 6y ago
In the sense that your backups are a surviving copy of your data, sure. That said, an argument such as "system is down while we restore from backup; some recent data may be lost" will not go over as well as "the system remain
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by Rychard 7y ago
> 1G is not enough. Dial-up would let you get more. Yep, a lot more. (56 kbps) * 1 month = 18.4082068 gigabytes
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by Rychard 7y ago
How could this be done for JavaScript without any mechanism for signifying the type of object that is expected?
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by Rychard 7y ago
They do, but seeing as how most users are force-feeding user data directly into Google's mouth via usage of their search engine and gmail inbox, removing 3rd party cookies from the equation is unlikely to affect their bottom-line in a
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by Rychard 7y ago
> What infrastructure? A third party is managing the sales and downloads. Somebody is paying to run that. It's reasonable to assume that they'll stop paying the second it stops making money for them.
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by Rychard 7y ago
This is incorrect. Bikeshedding[1] applies when people prefer to discuss less complicated issues rather than those of a higher priority (which are more complicated). It's not that discussions on such topics are pointless , but rather
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by Rychard 7y ago
Because it was posted to HN a few days ago, I checked the Wikipedia category for "Obsolete occupations"[1] to see if this might have been listed, but alas, it wasn't in the cards. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by Rychard 7y ago
Can you explain how either of those would "protect the privacy of which websites and web pages I visit"?
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by Rychard 7y ago
> On some LCD monitors this page will cause the screen to emit a tone that varies in pitch with the bar height. Maximize window for best results. Looks like any noise is the by-product of the electronics within the device, rather than an
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by Rychard 7y ago
> We don't use code to show how smart we are. We just assume that other developers are as smart as we are. I think it would be more accurate to say that we assume that other developers have the same amount of context about the pro
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by Rychard 7y ago
> I've never heard of someone who got fired because they didn't know the latest JS framework. Sure, but I've worked with a number of individuals who have either resigned (on their own), or have been let go, solely because
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by Rychard 7y ago
The current Raspberry Pi 4 includes analog video out over the 3.5mm TRRS jack. It's still there, it's just not using the RCA connector anymore. Unless you're referring to the RCA connector itself being removed, in which case,
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by Rychard 7y ago
> I suspect the cost of a raspberry pi isn't much higher than a new battery. Don't forget that you'd have to factor in the cost of a display, input devices, and storage if you go the Raspberry Pi route. And if you wanted
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by Rychard 7y ago
It doesn't autoplay for me (using Firefox 70.0) In fact, in my console there's a message that says this: "Autoplay is only allowed when approved by the user, the site is activated by the user, or media is muted."
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by Rychard 7y ago
I would expect they handle this the way that brick and mortar stores do: estimating future sales and not purchasing excess inventory from the distributor.
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by Rychard 7y ago
I assume such factories employ machinery that isn't suitable for use elsewhere. Additionally, it seems unlikely that such machinery would have been designed to produce individual customized pizzas on an as-needed basis, whereas this s
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by Rychard 7y ago
> Would you hire a web-application developer who didnt know how to setup a web-server or load-balance his app? My company does this all the time. In fact, in the absence of our step-by-step guides, I would estimate that maybe 5% of the d
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by Rychard 7y ago
Discarded chicken wings have become a bit of a trope in Atlanta. https://www.instagram.com/wingsofatl/
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by Rychard 7y ago
My understanding is that only the "active ingredient" is the same. Everything else is subject to cost-cutting, as there are many fillers and binders to choose from, and they're priced differently.

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