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by b112 1y ago
And this is the issue. 100%. Edge cases are fine. Not having simple, easy ways to resolve it should be illegal for any form of ID verification. One example? Some of these apps require a Google Play account to install. Or an Apple accoun
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by b112 1y ago
Zero trust is the way to assess threat. Not Internet access or not.
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by b112 1y ago
Was there ever a 'why' given? Did someone not take into account the width of the framing or something weird?
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by b112 1y ago
This isn't true. debconf plus update-alternatives plus display manager login menus means configs are sticky. There are rare exceptions, but unless Ubuntu is very strange, deviating fron Debian significantly (and stupidly), what you&#x2
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by b112 1y ago
Canadian dollars, so 1.45x USD, and some expensive meats. Lamb is 3x the price of beef, for example. Name brand bacon is not too bulky and thin, 10 bucks for 500g. Some fish is expensive too. It adds up surprisingly fast.
906.
by b112 1y ago
Different laws here though. You guys can lose a place to squatting in the Netherlands, we can't here (Canada/Vancouver).
907.
by b112 1y ago
That's nothing! Next gen will use the entire power output of a small nation for a week, to tell you a nice cake recipe.
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by b112 1y ago
Well amazon has endless examples of wireless working fine. However, as I said, you get more flexibility with your own solution (like using Home Assistant)
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by b112 1y ago
There are loads of 'put them in the fridge/freezer' temp sensors out there, made just for this. I did buy lithium AA batteries (which work down to -40C even) for the sensor end. My thoughts are, these things are special buil
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by b112 1y ago
Wow. ted.com has really fallen to the side of lame. Won't let me play with moderate lockdown for CORS and ublock origin in play. Thanks for the link, I'll try to get it to kick
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by b112 1y ago
In Vancouver they charge more property tax if the building is empty. https://vancouver.ca/home-property-development/empty-homes-t... Not sure if it's enough, but it's something. I like this part: False declar
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by b112 1y ago
I have remote gauges with alarms in my freezers, but I'm in my fridge every day, and nothing beats a simple analog gauge. In the freezers I also employ either the "freeze some ice cubes and put them in a baggy" or "freez
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by b112 1y ago
Please. I've definitely smelled off food, and of course don't eat it. The mayo in question was some weird spicy stuff, and it didn't smell or taste bad. Note: https://www.sciencealert.com/sniff-tests-wont-sa
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by b112 1y ago
Probably not any better than the last two LG fridges which both broke due to compressor issues, causing me to lose $1k of food each time. In one case, during the high summer, I didn't notice one was slowly getting warmer. I had cons
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by b112 1y ago
It would be even funnier with exceedingly long fractionals. EG, 109.453452 cent or 109 113363/250000 or some such.
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by b112 1y ago
It doesn't include ipv6, and therefore ipv6's broken everything. It's just 100% ipv4 + two extra octlets.
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by b112 1y ago
What on earth are you on about? I specifically differentiate between fsctory and traditional farming. I specifically say one is bad the other not.
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by b112 1y ago
This reminds me of a story, where a utility had buried power lines near a farmer's grazing field. These were milk cows, and he didn't know why but they had stopped giving milk, and seemed sickly. Vets couldn't figure it out.
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by b112 1y ago
We already throw away 30% of our food, and everywhere I look there's fallow land ripe for crops where I live. Rural Canada. That said, cattle don't need cropland to graze. They just need land that can grow some grass, and space
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by b112 1y ago
Would you ask an amoeba the same thing? A plant? What about an insect? A mouse? Humans are capable of thought that cows are not. Chickens are not. For example, cows cannot conceive of object persistence. Human infants do not until 2+
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by b112 1y ago
Going to need a source for that because all the information i've seen shows that there is absolutely not enough land to be able to sustain the current levels of meat consumption. You're sort of mixing up things here. Yes, there
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by b112 1y ago
I didn't say it wasn't a social network. I was specifically addressing the conjoined "intellectual growth + participation" claim, by saying the 'growth' wasn't there. I even joked that it feels you'r
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by b112 1y ago
Then be angry at factory farming, not eating meat. There are loads of people that still have a farm, just for them too. Yes, it's generally in rural areas in the West. Yet for thousands of years, people often just farmed to feed them
924.
by b112 1y ago
You mean this forum? http://139.177.194.177/worst.date.ever.jpg
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by b112 1y ago
This describes Wikipedia Does it? Modern Wikipedia is OK, I suppose, but I feel its glory days are far behind it. It's so gated. And any time I try to participate, it's like walking through waist deep mud. I almost feel it f
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by b112 1y ago
There is an immense difference between factory farming, and traditional farming, of which most countries and places still do. I don't know what sort of fantasy lifestyle people think wild animals live, but it's constant fear of de
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by b112 1y ago
No, it's very simple. You set a bit, and if set it's routed using 6 octlets. If the bit isn't set, it's routed via 1.1.x.x.x.x. Yes, legacy can only reach 1.1.x.x.x.x. Done.
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by b112 1y ago
I do wonder if the first 6 weeks did the work, and the results appears in parallel with the alternate therapy. Of course, this sort of conversation is a prelude to "let's try alternate therapy first, for science!" with volun
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by b112 1y ago
They, as I, are waiting for ipv8. A simple addition of a 5th octlet, and a 6th for 'planet'.
930.
by b112 1y ago
No, actually, you don't. And Android is not closed source. Google's add ons are. When you buy a used phone, it's already been bought by someone. The profit is already in Google's hands. Loads of old phones are in dra

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