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3y ago
I've been seeing a lot more e-ink pricing "stickers" at stores recently. Best buy in particular. Seems its slowly catching on.
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The modern ipa trend is not to have a lot of IBUs, i wouldnt be surprised if the 'everything else' beers were higher ibu. Particularly the porters. The modern ipas will have a ton of hops added on the cold side of the brewing proc
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3y ago
Ironic that a post about Threads backend is hosted on twitter.
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3y ago
The mods are only punishing the users of the subreddit, they arent hurting reddit itself at all. Ban them and free any closed subreddits. All the user polls various subs are overwhelming voted to stay open with 99% of the comments pro open.
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3y ago
Cfaa charges.
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3y ago
Debian/ubuntu use dash for sh, instead of bash, which breaks a lot of scripts lazily assuming bash is sh. Scripts that specify bash will work, assuming its installed though.
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3y ago
Theres been more egregious cases of being under a dollar short on taxes, and the cities profiting to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Which makes for weaponized taking of only profitable properties and not ones that taxes are s
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3y ago
Salmon cheesesteaks are a thing in phillys african american and Muslim neighborhoods.
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3y ago
Not road legal. Youd need the manufacturer to do all that paperwork+engineering. People have imported cheap Chinese evs for farm or questionably legal neighborhood ev usage.
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4y ago
My company has a 400 hour cap, and i bump along it for half the year. Maybe one week of actual vacation a year, it takes time to plan and money to actually go anywhere. And then you need a staycation after to recover from the "vacati
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4y ago
The whole point of the fire tablet series is as cheap as possible while still being decent. The tech specs are always a bit behind, but its been consistently under $200(significantly under when on sale). Practically disposable at that price
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4y ago
Amazon fire tablets are always an incredible deal for what you get, around $100-150. I have weird widevine issues though, Netflix only runs in sd when it should be hd. Fine for a near disposable tablet though. Hope the new one keepa microsd
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4y ago
Ive seen similar (maybe the same) red black eink screens at best buy in the usa for pricing labels as well over the last year, so they're not exclusive to north of the border. Far fewer labels than a grocery store though.
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4y ago
Windows lets you configure guard pages where you get notified on access, normally used to detect stack growth and such. Although that should be an easy and normal thing to avoid for av/cheats. https://learn.microsoft.com
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4y ago
The clerks get penalized if they dont try to sign you up. They also have no insight or say in the use of your data. You might as well rant at a cloud about it.
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4y ago
There are no legal aftermarket led headlights anyway. They are all "for offroad use only", which is the biggest scam
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4y ago
The battleship nj is in camden, nj. Across the river from Philadelphia. Its a mile walk from the Broadway PATCO train stop(closer to a commuter subway between Philadelphia and nj). Theres an aquarium there as well. Theres a ferry during th
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4y ago
Cheap balloon vs expensive missile, seems a good way to bankrupt us by sending continuous balloons.
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4y ago
Intel has linear address masking and amd has upper address ignore which are similar, but of course have different implementation details. Lwn wrote about the linux support here, https://lwn.net/Articles/902094/ Ho
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4y ago
My city has a newsradio AM station that's still doing well and lots of people listen for the traffic reports, but they started simulcasting on FM as well recently to futureproof themselves. The FM signal has far better sound quality of
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4y ago
Not mysterious. Exhaust plume from a second stage rocket engine.
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4y ago
My disney+ sub ran out, and they have nothing new on the release schedule. So im not subscribing again until theres a backlog to watch. Netflix is coasting, once stranger things final season comes out i think thats unsubscribed for good. Th
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4y ago
su -l root But that only works if theres a password on root, which is generally seen as ill advised. But was how every distro did it in the olden days before there was a sudo group.
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4y ago
I'm in a software union that covers a few sites. Its useful for the big sites. Who experience more drastic shifts in work so having defined layoff policies(retention credits and such) and such matters more. But im in a proportionally
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4y ago
They are savvy to know enough to force people to disable security/ sign out of icloud so they can sell the phones. This was just in the news in Philadelphia recently where a whole house was forced at gunpoint one by one to unlock and s
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4y ago
Signing the software protects against tampering and attests that it came from who signed it. There are some systems that require signed applications before they allow them to run, but most systems dont. Signed drivers are more frequently r
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4y ago
More elonjet fallout, transit agencies can no longer provide realtime updates on transit delays. It'll be super useful for the newest permitted tweets about route delays to be from 24+ hours ago.
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Yeah i did a multi level nested one once including else clauses, and it didnt actually assign to anything, only side effects. Felt clever at the time. But it was completely incomprehensible and unmaintainable. So got replaced by me later.
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This should have been called Python 4 if they are removing this many things in a breaking fashion. Is the disaster of the python 2->3 rollout preventing them from doing so? Either way, doesnt effect me, python 2.7 forever.
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4y ago
Makes me wonder if instead of settling it would be cheaper to buy the patent, knowing that the patent "owner" is only getting 5-10% of a settlement. Presumably theres some contract with the patent "owner" preventing that
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