ThePowerOfFuet

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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
>The Panasonic Toughbook range isn't even the same class of device as Macbooks. You are precisely correct, which is why you should evaluate them. Not only will it run any code you want it to, it's extremely well supported in Li
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
lmao
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
tl;dr: https://www.foodsafetynews.com/2024/05/fda-determines-that-t... https://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/acs.chemrestox.3c00100
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
So you take a six figure sum as your first transaction and wonder why this happens? Who puts that sort of thing on a credit card instead of wiring it to you? Why would you want to give up Stripe's cut? None of this makes any sense.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
Lieutenant, in my ready room.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
Not all of them are fully rugged; the FZ-55 and FZ-56 are quite a bit slimmer and lighter than the "full fat" Toughbooks.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
Saved you a click: >This paper analyzes and identifies a space-based Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) interference source that has caused scores of powerful transient wide-area interference events over continental Europe, Greenl
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
https://avherald.com/h?article=53a14f7c&opt=0
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
>I have X mostly blocked so I can only see the directly linked post Just add the word cancel: https://xcancel.com/CaseySoftware/status/1766667069003645362
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
Panasonic Toughbook FZ-55, either Mk2 or Mk3. They can be had cheaply on eBay, and you can buy parts directly from Panasonic if you want to. If you have money to burn, the new FZ-56.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
To avoid giving Fox News clicks: https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/jun/02/scott-pelley-6...
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
Laser printers are your friend. The savings on consumables alone will make it pay for itself.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
>Clear I don't think that word means what you think that word means.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
Scaring off a shitton of researchers was a better idea?
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
>What it's like to have the machine that keeps you alive die while you're on vacation If the machine literally keeps you alive, why do you not have a backup?
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
Tracking-free link: https://youtu.be/DXSlxKAo4mI
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
Appropriate username is appropriate.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
Yes.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
>Bombardier Aviation is a Canadian company. Was. They are now part of Airbus, much like Bombardier Transport is now part of Alstom.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
>AI Is Starting to Hit Power Grid Limits Simple, Crédible, Ouvre La Discussion /r/SuddenlyFrench fuit
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by ThePowerOfFuet 4mo ago
Well written.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 5mo ago
Please don't post blogspam SEO for brand-new sites on HN.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 5mo ago
In many parts of Europe, a solid white line is legally equivalent to a brick wall and absolutely must not be crossed.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 5mo ago
Tell me you have no interest in your own data without telling me you have no interest in your own data.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 5mo ago
>Happier? In a city? Yes. >Have you been to big US cities? Whoever said anything about the US?
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by ThePowerOfFuet 5mo ago
Privacy Pass.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 5mo ago
>The U.S. isn't China or the UK. Wasn't. Past tense.
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by ThePowerOfFuet 5mo ago
KDE Neon is reaching EOL, to be replaced by KDE Linux. https://linux.kde.org/
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by ThePowerOfFuet 5mo ago
When you recommend a restaurant to a friend, do you expect that restaurant to offer your friend a free meal to see if they like it?
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by ThePowerOfFuet 5mo ago
>Full evidence archive (with PII redacted) is available upon request. Srsly? They doxxed them, postal address included, in this very email.

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