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arthurfm
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02/02/2020 is the most palindromic date ever. https://youtu.be/4fE_sXZjxng Not only that, but it's a strobogrammatic number when viewed on a 7-segment display.
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Great website, although I have one minor nitpick. When searching for flights to or from London it's not clear which airport is which out of LTN, LGW and STN. Screenshot: https://i.vgy.me/J1F0j1.png Would it be possible
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Related video from YouTuber Tom Scott on the design of the UK plug. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEfP1OKKz_Q
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https://outline.com/Pxqsdw
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> This means the ThinkPad X131e had under 3 years of support if you bought it brand new like many school districts did in 2015. The ThinkPad X131e Chromebook was originally released in February 2013 [1] and has received five years of Chr
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> You even need to tap on the network you want to connect to when that information is already in the qr code. On my OnePlus 6T the scan QR code button [1] is next to 'Add network' so you don't have to select the Wi-Fi netw
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I believe it's only Android 10 onwards that has the QR Code scanning feature [1][2][3] since it was added by Google in order to support the new Wi-Fi Easy Connect standard [4] (the replacement for WPS). [1] https://9to5googl
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There's a Chrome extension called Unpinterested! [1] that automatically adds this to all Google Image search queries. [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/unpinterested/gefa...
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Half-Life: Alyx
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The developer of Nano Adblocker (which is a fork of uBlock Origin) may continue working on a manifest v3 compatible adblocking extension for Chromium-based browsers. https://github.com/NanoAdblocker/NanoCore/issues
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> My biggest triggers are people who eat crunchy food with open mouths; people who slurp their drinks; people who are oblivious to their environment and sing loudly in open offices. For me it's people who talk while eating and who r
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Tranquil PC make an USFF PC [1][2] with the same AMD Ryzen V1605B CPU as the Sequoia v6. It's a little bit more expensive, but has four DisplayPort 1.2 outputs and is completely fanless. [1] https://www.quietpc.com/tran
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For a 4 digit unlock code, the device would enter them sequentially starting from 0000 and ending at 9999 [1]. Because there is a delay of 6 seconds between each attempt (on iOS 7.xx) it would take just over 16 and a half hours to try all c
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Yes.
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Article for those of us in Europe. https://outline.com/CaUjCw
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> Because every sale on the storefront that charges more is less margin? There's a simple solution to that. Just charge more for the game on Steam et al . For example. Untitled Goose Game is £15.99 on the Epic Game Store, so ch
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My last car (a W177 Mercedes A Class) had an option to disable the acoustic locking verification sound in the infotainment system. I turned it off straight away. The beep is unnecessary since the lights also flash when locking/unlockin
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Do you know of a good Linux live DVD/USB for securely erasing SSDs (both SATA and NVMe)? Parted Magic includes a nice app for doing this [1]. Although it is just a front end for hdparm, nvme-cli [2], nwipe etc. I haven't found an
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With VMware Fusion, if you install their VMware Tools (after disabling SIP [1]), macOS is much more usable in a VM. [1] https://notebook.yasithab.com/macos/disable-sip-in-macos-vm-...
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The blog post below contains a useful flowchart showing how to open a non-Mac App Store app on Catalina. https://eclecticlight.co/2019/10/04/will-gatekeeper-let-me-r... A follow-up post mentions that standard
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Was the movie you streamed Cinavia [1] copy-protected? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinavia
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> They have not removed it, it just is not visible by default if you are connected to the internet. That's not entirely true. When you get to the 'Let's connect you to a network' screen just click the 'I don'
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The Guardian article mentions that hotels have to wait up to 3 months to be paid by the holiday company. I can see why the Tunisian hotel did what they did, but you are correct that their business relationship is with Thomas Cook, not the h
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Apple publishes that IP range (CIDR address block) in several KB articles on its own website for system administrators to configure firewalls/web filters. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210060 https:/
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I don't like touching the screens either. https://metro.co.uk/2018/11/28/poo-found-on-every-mcdonalds-... Traces of faeces have been found on every single McDonald’s touchscreen swabbed in an investig
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By far the worst PC component I have come across containing LEDs is Kingston's HyperX Fury RGB SSD [1]. It's a 2.5" SSD with 75 LEDs! These LEDs generate so much heat (70°C+) that the drive thermal throttles and either preven
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> I would probably pay a flat $40 again for an upgraded version with a standalone license if such a thing were still available. The v7 standalone license is still available. https://1password.onfastspring.com/in-app/
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Here are the direct links to buy the standalone licenses: https://1password.onfastspring.com/in-app/1password-7-for-wi... https://1password.onfastspring.com/in-app/1password-7-for-ma...
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> OmniDiskSweeper is great for finding this stuff. iTrash [1] is also worth mentioning. It uses the Levenshtein distance algorithm [2] to find all of the junk related to an app. [1] http://www.osxbytes.com [2] https:/&#
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For some reason the centre console has an HDMI port [1][2]. Does anyone know what this is used for? The lack of any USB-C ports is also a strange omission for a brand new car, especially when many of Honda's rivals include at least one
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