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by anonomousename 3y ago
The paid figures for half of the artists are wrong - commas and periods are mixed up, reducing the displayed payout by 1000x.
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by anonomousename 3y ago
Life360 is very common in the area that I’m in to track/keep tabs on children. Go to Walmart, they might not know. Go to a highschool and I’ll bet every single one of them knows what it is. Crypto has nothing to do with this.
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by anonomousename 3y ago
Lego has a Technic subfamily that is slightly more oriented for motion/movement as well. Its what came with the EV3/Mindstorms sets. My first experiences programming and building were with the original Mindstorms/NXT, and the
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by anonomousename 4y ago
I assume the free version is meant to be used as a trial to evaluate the quality of the client. There is a “Share HN Link” option for each comment where you can comment on the webpage. After using it for free for a year or so, I paid becaus
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by anonomousename 4y ago
It’s a tab on the left side - no extensions required. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/sourcecontrol/overview
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by anonomousename 4y ago
As someone who feels like regex is magic, I trusted it to do some complicated regex matching for me. I should’ve known better, but I assumed it was right - it took me maybe 20 minutes before I decided to test it’s validity when other parts
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by anonomousename 4y ago
If your dishwasher is simply idle until you schedule it, a small UPS may be able to do the job, as during a power outage it would just be powering the electronics and not anything else. Unrelated, but it sounds like scheduled power outages
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by anonomousename 4y ago
It could also be changed to a copy of the official T-Mobile site, resulting in widespread phishing.
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by anonomousename 4y ago
That spot might be your navel. https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2012/12/1-458-bac...
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by anonomousename 4y ago
This looks like something that QuillBot wrote - it is pretty disjointed with odd word choices, but structurally very similar.
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by anonomousename 4y ago
It ends up sending a lot of heat into the battery though, so probably isn’t the smartest idea unless you have some kind of external active cooling.
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by anonomousename 4y ago
Does the team plan to have an official Windows release? I’m using an older version and with a few changes, was able to create a fork for windows. It works fine for my purposes but was wondering if it was ever considered.
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by anonomousename 4y ago
If you’re willing to spend the money, I’d recommend getting a ZigBee or z wave thermostat(or an EcoBee, as it has local control through HomeKit) and then you can combine the temperature readings with your own humidity/temperature senso
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by anonomousename 4y ago
It depends - some units broadcast individual commands to turn up/down temp, so those would be easy. Some units broadcast the entire state every time you press the button though (normally remotes with an display on them), so recoding th
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by anonomousename 4y ago
And it doesn’t do a super great job at it - often times the underside of a table, or sofa cushions will trigger it
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by anonomousename 4y ago
If you’re planning on building a PC soon - GamersNexus has reviews of fans with measured dB ratings (some taken in an Anechoic chamber) and compares heatsinks with noise normalized performance. It may be very useful for you. As a general gu
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by anonomousename 4y ago
Now, you need an access code to do your homework. It costs more than the textbook, and cannot be shared, rented, copied, or sold when you’re done with it. The reason it is so expensive is because it comes with a “optimized” etextbook to hel
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by anonomousename 4y ago
Is there any evidence of this? Especially for people that use a password manager, this seems incredibly stupid on Facebooks side.
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by anonomousename 4y ago
The TOTP URIs can be exported - I use this to export them into Bitwarden: https://gist.github.com/gboudreau/94bb0c11a6209c82418d01a59d...
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by anonomousename 4y ago
VIN swaps can be done by taking the VIN of a totaled car, and using it on another vehicle and registering it as "rebuilt/salvage" - I'm sure they're other ways, but that's the most common afaik
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by anonomousename 4y ago
I’m not sure about other fields, but NIH Federally funded papers have a PMCID (along with a PMID) and are free
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by anonomousename 4y ago
Whenever I see the bodybuilding.com forum, I always think of this and crack up about it. https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=107926751
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by anonomousename 4y ago
“‘active users’ are defined as unique blockchain wallet addresses that interact with its system. As CoinDesk explains, that means users who simply log in to chat or interact with others aren't being counted … the [DappRadar] platform a
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by anonomousename 4y ago
Quoted from the article: Who's most at risk during layoffs? 1. Event planning or benefits employees: Activities that are considered luxuries, like generous benefits and perks, are some of the first things that companies cut when times
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by anonomousename 4y ago
The thermal sensor inside of the microwave seems like a neat idea, but I'd be very interested in a microwave that was capable of heating food evenly - I always end up with cold spots, and the only solution (that I've found) is to
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by anonomousename 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30838788 As long as you seem articulate, it seems like people won’t call your BS.
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by anonomousename 4y ago
Not nearly every school used this. Also - at least for my highschool- teachers had unrestricted intetnet, and could grant it to students. For my highschool journalism class, students in the class were granted unrestricted internet for me ex
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by anonomousename 4y ago
Snap Circuits was the one thing that got me understanding (intuitively) how electricity worked. https://www.elenco.com/snap-circuits-2/
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by anonomousename 4y ago
Funny you say that - in another video, the creator talked about how this was one of the projects that got (or at least contributed to) his job at Google, working on Google Glass. Not too far off glasses mounted LEDs
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by anonomousename 5y ago
I was hoping they’d mention a Bahtinov mask - it works on the same principle, and is very common even in amateur astrophotography. The Wikipedia article for it has a more in-depth version of how it focuses itself. https://en.wiki

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