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asadhaider
6y ago
Seems to be possible unless you live in Germany, just follow this guide [0]. If in a EU country, I wonder if you could also submit a data subject access request (I'm not too familiar on GDPR). [0] https://faq.whatsapp.com&#x
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They are unfit for use as hospitals and you're right, there's no staff, hospitals around the country alone are struggling. There's no adequate places to even wash your hands due to toilets located sparsely in unsuitable place
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6y ago
I believe it's back on standby as is the one in my city, Nightingale Hospital North West, in Manchester. The issue is staff though, there simply isn't enough qualified staff to work it alongside their hospitals. I've been wor
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asadhaider
6y ago
Forgive me, I'm far from wearing a network hat and still struggle to wrap my head around things after 15 years. I don't know if this will make sense. But seeing as the ISP uses NAT anyway, is there any way to further route the pri
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6y ago
A few days ago I submitted a post[1] to an accepted pull request on the OpenZFS project to remove references to "remove references to slavery"[2]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23484466 [2] https:/
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6y ago
There's an on-going debate on the correct terminology to use, see - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master/slave_(technology)#Term...
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OpenZFS patch for removing references to slavery
(github.com)
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6y ago
I just learnt about this car just earlier today actually from one of my favourite YouTubers, Samcrac, where he bought a used one from Japan [0] and there's a few followup videos of him repairing it. [0] https://www.youtube.c
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asadhaider
6y ago
I'm getting "Resource Limit Is Reached", looks like the site's getting hugged to death.
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asadhaider
6y ago
Unpaywalled archive: https://archive.is/qolrV
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asadhaider
6y ago
Umm, what if I take photos in a public place with you in them and the laws of the country allow public photography? or posting images which are public record such as mugshots/booking photos? (not that I agree with them being public rec
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asadhaider
6y ago
I remember an article[0] from mid-March saying Tesla employees could have up to two weeks paid time off if they didn't feel comfortable coming back after the shelter-in-place order was lifted. Is paid time off not a big thing in the US
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6y ago
Look at Watchtower [0] to keep your containers up to date automatically. [0] https://containrrr.github.io/watchtower/
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6y ago
Pi-Hole maintains a gravity list (list of domains to block), which is constructed from all the block lists to which you subscribe (public lists), along with your whitelist. [0] [0] https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/does-p
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6y ago
Looks pretty cool, didn't know about iMazing. The new iPhone/Music app in Catalina is a pain to use and has lost functionality. Thanks for the recommendation!
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asadhaider
6y ago
If you don't already, you can set Google Takeout [0] to create an export of all your Google data every two months for 1 year and it'll email you when it's ready. I download my data and move it to an archive drive, it would be
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Why the US Navy once wanted to turn Wisconsin into the world's largest antenna
(vox.com)
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I have an old Intel NUC D54250WYKH which I run ESXi on as my core applications server and where all my inbound homelab traffic gets routed through. There's a single CentOS VM with Docker installed which has all the host resources alloc
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7y ago
Might depend on when you cancel, if you cancel after the order's been dispatched then they return it to the warehouse if possible. That may be treated the same as a 'customer return'. I've done this maybe twice.
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7y ago
I've seen electronic speedometers that plug into vehicle OBD2 ports, and I know you can read the vehicle speed and other data using a wireless OBD2 adapter. Would that not be preferable to this as it'd be a lot more reliable, gran
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I wonder if this would affect their UK product which gives free credit reports, I was moved over to them after Credit Karma US/CA acquired Noddle [0] and they rebranded. It was a little frustrating that they gave no opt-out to move cus
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7y ago
Given that the US and China are both permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, any vote would just be vetoed though right?
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Noticed that too, fully agree with you. They also added a "Premium license" at the same time too which allows exactly what the person has done but under the new license, doesn't say how to get granted this license though.
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Sonos to drop support for older devices, limiting functionality
(bbc.co.uk)
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I've stayed in a few hotels with cards in the rooms advertising to sell the mattresses to guests if they've had a good nights sleep.
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7y ago
I believe it's likely Farsi which uses the same Arabic alphabet but is a different language. People from Iran are Persian, not Arabs.
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Tom Scott did a video [0] on Bielefeld a few years back which was how I found out about this. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvHcZciihJw
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Chelsea Manning released from jail with expiration of grand jury
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8y ago
Don't know if it's my dyslexic brain, but did anyone else have a hard time reading that article due to trying to keep sense of the different standards names?
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Dating app Scruff bans underwear photos after Google Play Store suspensions
(bbc.co.uk)
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