Spacemolte

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by Spacemolte 7y ago
The whole, if the product is free you are the product etc. So, how is this free? It really does look amazing, which is probably why I wonder how it can be free.
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by Spacemolte 7y ago
Interesting, I have actually noticed that some hand dryers are uncomfortably loud, especially the "special" high powered ones. Combine that with the struggle trying to activate the dryer, and keeping it activated while trying NOT
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by Spacemolte 7y ago
I heated a Nvidia 780 graphics card a few times using a heat gun and a laser thermometer (max 200 degree c). I did not want to use my oven as I don't want to risk it. That revived the gpu 2 times, going from vga quality and weird scree
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
Cool! - I'm thinking there must be some fun way to use what people write, like use the most listened to text as presets when selecting different people.
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
.. As a dane I completely disagree with this post. The EU is a big machine, and yes some parts of it may seem outdated and or obsolete, and some parts of it may even be so. That's how it is with big things, but it doesn't mean tha
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
Why do any country want to invade other countries?
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
I really like the idea. We recently got a new minister of education, who is a successful entrepreneur, and so far he has done a great job. But I guess it all depends on who you pick for the position..
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
My guess is like other people are saying, awareness, and having a short expire time on certificates should also make it less usable if someone gets access to the certificate by them having less time to use it. Same reason why passwords shou
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
That sounds like a great idea. I have thought about something like this before, where people hold each other accountable, kind of like where people are project managers to each other. Doing it with slack though hadn't crossed my mind,
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
Exactly. Of the 6 or so different resort hotels i have visited in the canary islands etc, maybe one had good wifi/internet. But since the EU rules changed, i just connected via 4G - problem solved.
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
I think i expected something more advanced, but in reality I really love how simple/few lines of code such a task can be accomplished. It's a great reminder to keep things simple.
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
So it will be opt-out? I'm sticking with vivaldi for now. I only used chrome because of the dev tools, and vivaldi being a chromium based browser has that as well, along with what seems like much less memory usage and snappier response
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
I feel exactly the same with my late 2013 retine macbook pro. I'm actually thinking about buying the same model used now, just to be sure I have a replacement when my current machine breaks at some point, that seems more reasonable tha
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
Consider how many layers of dependencies are in use today, and you have no idea who the commenter is, what position he has in the business you assume he is 'running'.
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by Spacemolte 8y ago
So true, it really is amazing that you don't even notice the exercise when combining it with something funny/purposeful. I was in a milsim game some years ago, in a room at a military training site with my mate, and suddenly we s
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by Spacemolte 9y ago
Oh yes, that was my biggest worry when i bought the paperwhite - If i would miss those buttons too much. Even now after a year, if I could get the paperwhite with buttons, I would. It just works, you don't have to move your finger to
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by Spacemolte 9y ago
Still on Sierra, may consider it again in a couple of months. Keeping an eye on critical issues though.
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by Spacemolte 9y ago
Uber seems really shady, but their impact competitionwise seems like a great development. 1. Uber sucks, everything is great as it is now. 2. Uber sucks, but the competition is great. 3. Uber is great I'm at 2.
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by Spacemolte 9y ago
Missing In Action I believe. Kind of like AFK (away from keyboard)
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Speak to Your Car Using Raspberry Pi and Google Assistant(autopi.io)
5 points by Spacemolte 9y ago|0 comments
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by Spacemolte 9y ago
Any particular reason why you don't install using homebrew?
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Build Tesla-like touch screen car computer using a Raspberry Pi 3(autopi.io)
28 points by Spacemolte 9y ago|12 comments
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by Spacemolte 9y ago
It matters because of transparency. Getting rid of some bad organizations.. and then a few that they just don't like. Like, it's easy to say "terror organizations" - and when you look at the actual organizations under th
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by Spacemolte 9y ago
That sounds really interesting, that's one of those things i would never even have thought about. Can you elaborate on what dog food you used before and after?
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by Spacemolte 9y ago
Wow, that was really awesome, great work! A small piece of critique, the last part of the video was really garbled/messy? and i kept trying to focus on the car parts, but was unable to due to it jumping around etc. So that part messed
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by Spacemolte 9y ago
Also a satisfied fastmail user, nice ui, nice ios client. Wanted to use my own domain, and with gmail, I had to pay pretty much the same as for fastmail, and I was tired of the whole we read your mail etc.
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by Spacemolte 9y ago
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:fBwfhmg...