SpelingBeeChamp

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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
I thought it was interesting, but I took particular note of your experience because I own a Therm App Pro. It’s an amazing device. I only wish there was an easy way of powering it directly. Related, do you know of a source for other lenses?
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
Huh? Apple has a robust bug bounty program. https://security.apple.com/bounty/
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
>Google had issues like this in the past where some employees were sending data to the Chinese government. Was that reported anywhere?
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
Or, more likely, he just won’t talk to them.
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
A bit of a tangent here, but how did you make the quoted text appear differently? Tell me your secrets! :P
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
Which news source?
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
http://www.paulgraham.com/fh.html
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
I brought a 640 x 480 ThermApp Pro with me on vacation to Buenos Aires recently. This might come as a surprise to you, but no one asked me about my camera's frame rate :P Hey, wait... are you the person on the EEV Blog Forum who wrote
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
Thank you! I particularly appreciate the recommendations for the smaller channels. Hadn't seen most of those.
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
Interesting. I think that someone at Hertz may have made the original statement without authorization. The original article includes the text: >"A Hertz spokesperson, who asked not to be identified, said that payments or even the ev
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
>Almost every video I watch on YouTube is some balding guy in his basement repairing a computer from the 1980s. Sounds like what I watch. Can I get some recommendations?
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
I just searched the Philadelphia Inquirer website for that phrase and was unable to find anything. I also searched Google for the phrase, both with and without quotes, and with/without the words “Philadelphia Inquirer,” and I haven’t f
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
I did not read that in the article.
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
It’s not eligible in my state, though I wouldn’t pursue a claim if it was. I totally agree on the insane comment. I also own a 2018 4Runner. It has around 180,000 miles, has been driven over some of the roughest backcountry routes in the Un
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
>thanks for sticking with it I don’t understand. Why do you care whether or not I stick with my car?
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
There is some truth to what you wrote, but instead of getting into the weeds on the details, I'd like to take a step back and remind you of something that you might have already considered: creators have a strong incentive to mislead y
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
My point is that in some cases, the DMCA appears to require OSPs (YouTube, in this case) to restore content that has been the subject of a DMCA takedown. I don't see how that is compatible with the idea that YouTube has the right to
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
> YouTube is a company, not a human being. The compelled speech doctrine applies to companies.
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
Your understanding is correct, but how does that relates to my point about compelled speech? You won't be on the hook for a DMCA violation if you give up the right to control what's on your website? If you don't post this thi
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
> almost all the normal litany of egregious YouTube copyright stories are from the ContentID program and are beyond any real ability to appeal or legally reconcile That is factually incorrect. Content ID claims can be appealed to the cla
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
I never understood how that requirement is compatible with the First Amendment. How is that not compelling speech by the OSP? OSPs don't have to host content they don't want to host... but if content gets taken down, and then a co
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
I'm glad that you haven't had any issues. I bought a new Model S Plaid a few months ago. Since then, it has been in for service three times, nearly all of which was for work that can be accurately categorized as "Tesla didn&#
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
>What are your expenses that are so dramatically above the norm? My comment about cost was in relation to purchase price, not ongoing cost. I recently bought a 2022 Model S Plaid, and while there are certainly cheaper Teslas out there (n
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
Pepsi’s order was placed in 2017 .
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
>The promise of EVs is basically less downtime and lower cost I’m guessing that you don’t own a Tesla. I do. And I like mine, a lot. But it doesn’t deliver on either of those promises, and it’s hardly an outlier.
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
>Tesla already has a very long order book for these. Source?
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
I thought truckers commonly work in teams specifically so the truck can keep moving during mandatory breaks. The driver on break goes to sleep, and their partner takes over.
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
> power companies likely hold enough for a year's worth of natural disasters + a 10-20% cushion Do you have a source for this?
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
>Israel is corrupt How so?
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by SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago
Mind explaining the “Eufy leaks” issue?

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