anenefan

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by anenefan 6mo ago
Though I'm sure that in many instances a box of tricks that dies is because the 80c capacitor or 2 buck transistor was a few cents cheaper than a better longer life equivalent component, simply the lack of a good long lasting component
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by anenefan 6mo ago
The idea of putting zero electronics was to appeal to those familiar with the many frustrated tractor owners who've got dog tired of POS revenue driven electronics being a necessary part of their more recent purchases. The title to th
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Unfortunately it doesn't go into depth as to how much success is had with flash memory, such as sd cards, percentage wise, for example snafu sd cards and thumb drives where free recovery software has already failed finding any of the o
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Oh how I know what one would give to rescue a dead sd card. Much of what I have is backed up and I long ago stopped putting any faith in flash drives. However my mother passed at the start of this year but three months before that shortly
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by anenefan 6mo ago
3.5 tonnes of cargo might not seem much but with the expectation that eventual running costs of a pilot-less operation would be both economically cheaper and offer more flexible operating hours, that such a plane could be a game changer to
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by anenefan 6mo ago
A very funny but apt and fair assessment. It's certainly been weird to see their silly childish push-back against renewables like solar power. As for wind power though, locally I've heard via some National Party faithful(s) that
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by anenefan 6mo ago
To clarify, the political party is not the current government holding power but the opposition party ... which has slowly become very fractured to the point their putting their hopes on popularism while still aiming to be the best friend of
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Now the problem is to find a aircraft safe battery ... or perhaps a system to quickly detach any that have an issue in flight.
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by anenefan 6mo ago
Ah, an example of ... sorry I had missed the intent. Yes it would be so nice to be back in the days where common sense ruled and relied less on side loading bs to scrape every user that arrived at a site. I have always enjoyed forums tha
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by anenefan 6mo ago
What's outlined is more a new type of social media area, one that would not lend itself to search engines, and as such ... only really of interest to those who are all about the now ... want to be heard today but please nobody recall
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by anenefan 6mo ago
I think a lot of people get the impression of DIY repair - but most tractors can be serviced entirely or if not most repairs via a third party mechanic / appropriate workshop. I have surfed (I used to research stuff for various people)
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by anenefan 7mo ago
As far as the product is at the moment, it's not that clear - [1] they're not saying much apart from noise, sounds, or "how it actually works" - I see instead cotton candy pages - the sort of stuff not mentioning the imp
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by anenefan 7mo ago
The rules are less about children being barred directly, and more about stopping social media profiting like they once did when they scraped the personal info of kids, used various algorithms to target the large ad revenue from the teenage
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by anenefan 7mo ago
While there is a serious real crisis that has yet to materialise when storage of refined oil and petrochemicals from the Middle East's very large and now damaged or destroyed refineries reaches near empty, Australia's Day Two fue
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by anenefan 7mo ago
To myself it might have been a necessary but bold step the last few decades to try to devise a form of vaccination against it, for the just in case one's unlucky enough to need to be on immunosuppressants or any other condition that mi
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by anenefan 8mo ago
It greatly depends on the nurse or doctor and the amount of effort ... and care they are putting into the job. I eventually, as much as I see serious issues with AI, at some point I see Australia following what China is doing in developing
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by anenefan 9mo ago
Due to permissions. Any area a browser or other program / app would download to would have the necessary write permissions. For many users it would be irrelevant though with the exception of read only data like that from CD or DVD.
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by anenefan 11mo ago
You are not mistaken. DDG search has degraded considerably the last year or so. As a recent example, I needed to quickly find the zone b tax offset for tax this year. (In Australia.) I note their search today with similar queries is b
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by anenefan 1y ago
Paperwork for the tax man. Once that's off the plate implement a suitable Win 7 compatible database or accounting suite for record keeping that a computer illiterate senior could use with some minor help without too much hassle - figur
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by anenefan 1y ago
Interesting but I'd suggest something a little simpler. Pricing means hassle but it is a means to stop big content droppers, not just AI or big companies. Rather than per article perhaps just limit how many posts an individual can po
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by anenefan 1y ago
Echo chambers are not a recent phenomenon, but social media turbo charged it refining the engagement factor. The fact moderation by and large in social media platforms were able to utilise a report button and a script, rather than live hum
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by anenefan 1y ago
Smart phones probably allowed a greater saturation of a person's time with the internet, esp social media areas purposely stoking engagement with the user. I personally know too many people in real life practically married to their p
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by anenefan 1y ago
The biggest thing for what plagues the net, society in general, did occurred in 2007 / 8 - it was not the phones - it was what the US govt did in response to Facebook's rather dire lack of real mods over "bullying" ...
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by anenefan 1y ago
The study acknowledges there remains differences between how people rate pain, just their approach is supposedly more accurate. Yes one persons 6 might be another's 2 - and that score can be altered by the individual's pain thres
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by anenefan 1y ago
The internet, referring to public facing websites, is far too fractured to be saved - there's no search engine that's even close to offering, for free, what was available back in the 00's. This isn't just because the se
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by anenefan 1y ago
Cloudflare does not play well with mozilla (for many it won't load site) and that topic has come up numerous times. If you're using some other browser it might be something else cloudflare has got all exccited about. It sort of s
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by anenefan 1y ago
The bill is a bad idea. Of course big tech likes it, more id equals higher value data they can scrape. When (if?) it arrives it'll be two seconds before some places on the web will need more to be sure the person who set up the entir
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by anenefan 1y ago
In Australia the two terms are certainly not interchangeable. However such articles and general media reporting in Australia that use the term gun safety - we'd generally take to mean they are talking about gun control including the
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by anenefan 1y ago
It's most unfortunate and sad when shootings happen esp where fatalities are involved. However it all depends on how situations are handled. Sending unsuspecting police to do a welfare check - for instance when another state's po
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by anenefan 1y ago
This article does not reflect the situation accurately. Australia's over the top knee jerk action in the 90s is not a gold standard for gun control. Almost immediately a black market in gun trade started up via importation (or worse th

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