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by aaronax 2y ago
And I'll be looking for Vitality integration for my employer's health program!
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by aaronax 2y ago
You know, 1 star reviews are ok. It's like people want to do anything to keep from a single undeserved 1 star review from happening. What if the same logic was applied to 5 star reviews?
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by aaronax 2y ago
I remember this as more of a Windows Phone thing. From looking at screenshots, the People screen had a What's New tab that may be what I'm remembering. I believe that was intended to pull in latest posts across social media for al
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by aaronax 2y ago
The automatic sync function of the Nextcloud app ends accessing the photos in a way that doesn't include the location metadata of the photo. So the file it puts on your Nextcloud server does not have the location metadata. https:&#x2
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by aaronax 2y ago
And if you use Nextcloud on Android to back up your photos, it may have been not syncing the location since mid-December when Google removed certain permissions from the App Store version. I bit peculiar and specific but came to mind and ma
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by aaronax 2y ago
I do an annual one-take video around the house with the family, just talking about what has changed. Open cabinets and show what is in them. Talk about what is going on that week and what you are looking forward to. It usually goes for 20-3
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by aaronax 2y ago
It is an arms race that will end poorly for everyone. Whatever the legit companies do to make their links work Good guys send out email links -> Bad guys start sending out email links -> Security scanners start checking link contents
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by aaronax 2y ago
Some people seems to prefer just getting washed in a steady stream of whatever gambling/flashing lights/gacha stuff too.
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by aaronax 2y ago
Difficult to say. That could conceivably fit in one rack of 60 compute nodes (1/2U size) at 200VMs per node, leaving 15U for networking and SAN. Maybe $100/year/VM (rough cost of a lower-end cloud VM like EC2, droplet, etc.
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by aaronax 2y ago
For something vaguely similar, as in a meticulous way of making a 3D object out of 2D materials with fine details, I recommend the Metal Earth products (puzzles?) as I find them to be quite rewarding. The complexity is probably two orders
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by aaronax 2y ago
Gracenote is owned by private equity and has limited availability of data. I prefer to encourage the use of more open data. MusicBrainz or Discogs would have been better choices than Wikidata based on quantity of entries. Though in 5 min
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by aaronax 2y ago
Use the Spotify artist ID[0] to find the Wikidata entry, and then grab the Tidal artist ID from the Wikidata entry to match the correct artist on Tidal. Even better if you use album IDs. (Brain explodes if you could use a song ID.) Realis
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by aaronax 2y ago
I think it is not crazy to think that if the contents are used from some country then intentional obstruction of justice stuff like kill switches or dropping VPN connections should be treated as intentional obstruction of justice. AKA real
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by aaronax 2y ago
Thinking the systems that a company has are so sensitive that the company is basically above the law is the insane thing. It is just a company--a group of people granted certain rights. They have databases...fancy filing cabinets. Just be
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by aaronax 2y ago
I'm pretty sure Aureal A3D was featured on my family's Compaq Presario 5150[0] back in 1998. The speakers were decently sized units mounted on the side of the 17" CRT and powered straight from the soundcard via 3.5mm plug wh
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by aaronax 2y ago
I wasn't thinking camera. Just a doorbell. https://www.honeywellstore.com/store/products/portable-wirel...
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by aaronax 2y ago
No personal experience unfortunately. I have a brass antique reproduction twist bell! I would look for something like this: https://www.honeywellstore.com/store/products/portable-wirel...
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by aaronax 2y ago
A big company does it so no one else should try?
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by aaronax 2y ago
You can get a wireless doorbell for $25 which will require no permission from any reasonable property owner.
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Credential Exchange Specifications(fidoalliance.org)
4 points by aaronax 2y ago|0 comments
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by aaronax 2y ago
Agree. Approximately rank 65 on best-selling albums of all time, but generally ranked in the 250-350 range on top 500 albums of all time. Such more subjective measures probably include sales/popularity as one of the ranking factors,
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by aaronax 2y ago
So the better F-Droid client is recommended to be installed via F-Droid? Seems complicated.
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by aaronax 2y ago
One could simply switch to a base 16 numbering system as well!
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by aaronax 2y ago
I don't have specific advice to give you. But a few of the videos on the Posy YouTube channel are highly relevant. He has fixed some vintage HiFi gear displays. Not in depth technical in the videos but maybe he has a community or somet
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by aaronax 2y ago
I see. I split my monthly cell phone bill among 8 family members. This is a manual process, but not too bad since I do it on average twice a year (faster to sign in and download 6 PDFs once than to sign in 6 times to download 1 PDF each t
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by aaronax 2y ago
Any personal accounting software? Quicken, GNUCash, any Plain Text Accounting, etc. I must be missing something in your requirements.
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by aaronax 2y ago
A similar analysis for The Baroque Cycle would be cool (for undefined reasons...just in a Surprised by Joy sense I suppose). I am 2/3 through Quicksilver. It looks like the used copy of The Confusion that I ordered is missing the map
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by aaronax 2y ago
Based on my personal experience, I really doubt that the last 4 digits of the ZIP+4 are changing more often than once per decade or longer. I could see the delivery point of the 11-digit code changing every few months, but you are already
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by aaronax 2y ago
The most common last-mile fiber assembly I have seen in use is called flat-drop. It is flat, and it is optimized for use on the drop to the customer premises. There are two (fiberglass?) rods and between them runs a loose tube fiber bundl
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Grand Farm – solving problems in agriculture through AgTech and innovation(grandfarm.com)
1 points by aaronax 2y ago|0 comments

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