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10y ago
You can get extended battery packs for most phones with a removable battery. I had a Galaxy S2 a few years back that would last 4-5 days of moderate use on a charge with one of them, though it made the phone about 1.5cm thicker.
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Here's a quick oneliner I threw together that does pretty much the same thing for those of us that dont have/want npm and node: mkfifo /tmp/fast.com.test.fifo ;token=$(curl -s https://fast.com/app-ed40
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10y ago
Is 2.4ghz gear typically used for this? I live in NJ, but have clear line of sight to midtown (I can see from ~30th to 86th st out of my window, I can easily pick up most of the city on 2m and 70cm bands with my yagi ( http://pas
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I'm not at all saying that addiction is due to rebellion, or really anything about addiction, just that making drugs illegal makes drug use an appealing way to rebel for a group of people that is probably one of the most vulnerable to
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10y ago
Either I misunderstood you or you misunderstood me, my points were: 1) By making something illegal, it makes it more attractive to people looking to rebel because it makes it an "edgy" forbidden fruit. For example, teenagers are s
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10y ago
> Making something super risky does, believe it or not, deter people. Not all the people, but deters quite a lot of them. Sure, it deters one chunk of people, but at the same time encourages a large amount of, arguably more risk prone (t
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10y ago
I doubt there's more than a handful of neighborhoods where you wouldn't see drug users day in and day out, likely prostitutes (sorry, "escorts") too, but you wouldn't be able to tell that just by looking at them.
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10y ago
Maybe that's why they keep asking people to write fizz buzz in interviews.
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10y ago
You should submit that as its own post if it hasn't been already. What the author describes is a feeling I've frequently had but have never been able to describe. I do my best to notice it and stop myself but it's difficult t
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10y ago
I think wordfence is a wordpress plugin that is supposed to block malicious traffic. So most likely they either blocked the country you're in, your ip is blacklisted somewhere, or you have malware on your computer/network.
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10y ago
You can absolutely use it outside of the iOS Spotify app.
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10y ago
Bananas are the worst example to use, as we've modified them so much that they can't even reproduce, and that's using only selective breeding. There are no Bananas that secrete miracle gro. GMO plants are generally just resis
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> they have picked one issue to focus on to try to keep the public from noticing all the other issues with GMOs They're not the ones that picked that focus, people that rally against GMOs did, they're just refuting the most co
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10y ago
If you have mpv and youtube-dl, you can just `mpv http://youtube.com/whatever` and it'll play. Much better performance than anything in browser from my experience. I just have a keybinding for `mpv $(xsel -o)` which pl
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10y ago
Position it so you sit right at the edge of the beam. Say you were controlling volume by leaning into/out of the beam. Plausible deniability.
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I once paid $80/mo for a year for a server I forgot I had. It happens.
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http://www.fms.treas.gov/faq/moretopics_gifts.html Now you can give all your income as you desire.
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Yes but that monopoly is granted by the humans in the territory, and humans are the ones that exercise the state's power.
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10y ago
Just going off the public numbers for one of google's ASNs[0], with the amount of public peers they have (and likely far more private peers, and I'm just assuming google doesn't buy transit and ignoring that), it's unlik
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10y ago
Just to throw it in here since I don't see the games mentioned much, the Metro Last Light and 2033 remakes run natively on Linux, and are amazing games (and AAA).
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By that reasoning, the state does not have an innate right or authority to provide or guarantee human rights. And really, it's human's that guarantee the state's rights, not the other way around. The state is an abstract conc
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10y ago
Most of those slide switches aren't actually hardware switches, they just tell the firmware/driver to disable it.
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A lot of service industry jobs won't hire people that are "overqualified" because they know those people likely won't stay long.
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Knowing how interest works probably won't stop people from racking it up. Also I remember spending around a month learning about interest and finance-related math somewhere around 8th grade, so at least in some us schools it was being
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Thanks for the info, I'll have to read up on that. As a side note, Radio Free Asia seems like an unusual organization to be funding security audits.
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Thanks, I'll have to look into that. I didn't really expect them to be in a centralized public place but had a sliver of hope that they might be.
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While I more or less agree with you, and there's nothing wrong with graphical fidelity in itself, I think the argument is more one of priorities. If you have 6 months to build a game, do you spend 3 on graphics and 3 on gameplay or do
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So the future of software is basically PLC programming[1], which has been dying out and slowly getting replaced with cheap ICs or arm chips. [1] https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xfKXeLj84wY/maxresdefault.jpg Also some dbs a
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> Fun fact: the Broadcasting Board of Governors also pays for free crypto audits (from some very strong firms) for privacy and anonymity tools. Virtually all the privacy tools you've heard about have had several tens of thousands of
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As someone with a mental hesitation (not quite a block) on food advertised as vegan, my reasoning is due to the type of food I'd expect. If it's advertised as vegan, I'm expecting food that would otherwise not be vegan that h
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