artificialLimbs

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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
You can still use your own custom classes with Tailwind.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
6 seconds. This one is $90. https://www.ebay.com/itm/375175111524?hash=item575a2de364:g:...
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
>> blindly trust MS We were sold on (in my mid biz) Microsoft being all-the-things compliant: HIPAA, GDPR, etc.. and this is why we put all our data there. As long as they keep touting this, businesses will keep on feeding them data.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
You can make your pc sleep? Bro I haven’t gotten my windows 10 machine to successfully sleep in years. It just wakes itself up (or maybe never goes to sleep) and becomes a toaster oven in my bag.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Are they providing assurances that these machines won't break through an update?
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
>> If only you could convince the people you'd like to see in power to agree. And how about you, with the people you'd like to see in power?
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Hello. Trumpian don’t tread on me populist here. Civil asset forfeiture should get the ban hammer.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Ad blocker built into mobile FF.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
>>> and if you want anything more complicated it's just a dumb debian underneath Are you doing persistence (keep settings/data after reboot) with Unifi OS 3?
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
The 50 vlan limit on their top of line stuff is the only reason we don't deploy them exclusively across our biz.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
No. They have opened source the schematics for their chargers and welcome other manufacturers to use their charger design. https://www.tesla.com/support/charging/product-guides
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Say what you will about Musk, but he's making an effort in this regard. He has open sourced a number of goodies with Tesla.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
You might like to push the recirculate button/lever when that happens.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Before a very small amount of years ago, we couldn't check our bank account balances by logging onto the internets. We called or visited a bank teller in person. gasp! If a person can't handle 2fa, do they really need to be usin
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Let the people discover what to invest in themselves.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Every moment of our lives are unusual. It is nearly statistically impossible that we even exist.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
You might look into trying out fasting to induce autophagy on occasion as well. Try not to go at it too strong right out of the gate. Ease in, just some hours then a day at a time at first.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Once they sold to Conde Nast, it went downhill quick.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
It's great. 3D world had a helpful out for the young 'uns in the White Tanooki suit that appeared when you died enough times. =)
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
This. I used to love Androids because I could root them, change my ringtones for free and easily, and customize it to unrecognizable. Now I use iPhones because I would rather spend that tinkering time working on other things or with my fami
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Hi, middle class US citizen here. ~1/3 of my money goes to the government every paycheck. How tf much more would you like me to fund them, exactly?
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Talk with local car dealers. They often employ independent drivers to go and pick up vehicles all the time for little to nothing.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
In the US, we used to be able to tabulate votes in 1 day, fairly correctly, with little corruption. Where there were problems, we could manually audit quickly and effectively. Then we switched away from paper ballots to e-voting.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
When my teeth get too sensitive I swish with clove oil and that works well. I put a couple drops of oil in the bottom of a glass and fill it with about a cup of water.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
I haven't seen a good argument for why the government should be able to print money without consequences.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Just wait. You will be downvoted for this comment for reasons I am unable to explain.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
>> Did oil get more expensive so the cost of revenue increased? Did a company realize they were charging below market rate? This should statistically account for at least ~25% of it, according to the numbers: https://ychart
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Is there a reason the manufacturers shouldn't be liable in these cases?
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
It means you don’t watch or block the content.
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by artificialLimbs 3y ago
Deadmau5 charging is a straight up swing and a miss but scrolling left and right hasn’t felt right on any other mouse on MacOS, and it’s something I seem to do a lot.

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