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by bArray 3y ago
Even with a hot ambient temperature, you can still keep your devices at a safe temperature by increasing air flow with large external fans. You need larger air flow because you'll saturate the air quicker, and you have less thermal run
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by bArray 3y ago
I recently purchased an Epson Eco Tank printer (their budget mono without a scanner) [1], I'm quite impressed so far. The first thing I did was print 200+ pages, and it kept up well. My biggest cost now is the price of paper (as it sho
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by bArray 3y ago
I like F3D, but it really struggles loading large files and there is no feedback to tell you it is loading. It would also be cool if it offered conversions between formats (as it clearly demonstrates the ability to take some file and render
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by bArray 3y ago
What would truly keep you up at night is how many small/medium businesses still do stuff like this. One small business I have seen just has tonnes of word documents sitting in a single folder, with a mix of customer details, invoices,
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by bArray 3y ago
Wasn't aware of the battery chemistry involved, thanks!
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by bArray 3y ago
> Battery damage at a guess. Video streaming can be pretty power hungry (you’re running the camera, encoding the video, and flinging those bits over the air) on a device that sits on your face. I thought about that, but surely internal b
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by bArray 3y ago
For student reports, you could potentially whip something up to pull out each paragraph and evaluate it - giving you a form of score to investigate further. When you're marking 200-400 reports and you only have 5-10 minutes to mark eac
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by bArray 3y ago
> Live-stream* > *Feature requires 5G Wi-Fi or mobile data and minimum ambient temperature condition of at least 5°C. Performance varies based on user location, device battery, temperature, Internet connectivity and interference from
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by bArray 3y ago
Would be good if Google made the URLs redirect for RSS feeds and libraries to seamlessly pickup. I would suggest that anybody creating their own media hosts this in a variety of locations, and not rely on a single point of failure.
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by bArray 3y ago
I think the variable limits are not always made clear. The objective is only really accessible on that first menu, otherwise you cannot re-check it. Errors in the console are mostly squashed and don't give important details like line n
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by bArray 3y ago
Not for E2E, this would mean data could also be decrypted in transit for inspection.
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by bArray 3y ago
I could literally explain to any old person, common man or child why this is bad quite quickly. I maintain this stance. > It only serves to drive the dislike against politics, and thus anti-democratic tendencies. I'm pro-democracy (
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by bArray 3y ago
It's the same argument if you consider the government also to be bad hands - but point taken.
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by bArray 3y ago
> The U.K. Parliament has passed the Online Safety Bill (OSB), which says it will make the U.K. “the safest place” in the world to be online. You think the UK is safe, go to China or Russia! They have _really_ 'safe' internet.
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by bArray 3y ago
> > “test this against Go 1.20” > It interprets that as Go 1.2. In these types of configurations, _everything_ should be a string and data types are parsed with an additional helper function. It was a mistake to have per-platform,
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by bArray 3y ago
"It's simple. I started a charity with $10 million that convinces 1 million middle/low class people to keep their heating off during the winter, meaning my jet is now carbon negative. Sure a few people die each winter, but th
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by bArray 3y ago
You'll own nothing, eat the bugs, live in darkness, spend your wagey coin and you'll be happy.
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by bArray 3y ago
> And because some dolts [..] You presume to better know somebody's reasoning to do something than they do. Maybe 90 year old Dorothy is using the kettle during the illegal time to make soup, because the heater refuses to turn on -
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by bArray 3y ago
The CMN-700 12x12 mesh seems interesting to me, I think this very much needs to be explored more. I hope somebody builds one!
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by bArray 3y ago
> You need 2FA. I don't trust Microsoft with my phone, and I don't want logging into my account to become a pain where I need a key. I'll just take my code elsewhere. > Passwords alone are not good enough security. Secu
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by bArray 3y ago
The question to ask yourself is: After seeing the service clearly degrade, why wouldn't you stop? Also there may be a good reason why arXiv call it a DDoS attack - they can probably see the same emails being flipped multiple times, whi
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by bArray 3y ago
I now regularly get messages and a constant banner across GitHub about needing 2FA. I don't want to hook my phone up to another service and I don't consider a phone proper security. I'll move my code somewhere else where th
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by bArray 3y ago
It was just an example and as you suggest, probably not something they are interested in as Huawei was part of the 5G research. A better example might be amd64 acceleration architecture, or Nvidia's CUDA cores. That said, these large c
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by bArray 3y ago
I have also thought about this extensively, but haven't really come to any real useful insights. A few ideas I have considered: 1. Embrace the bots and get each request (with response) super lightweight. Anything you can pre-compute, p
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by bArray 3y ago
The idea is pretty cool, but I'm unsure of the mix of TUI and animation. Once you start going down the path of animations, layout, fonts, etc, you start just reinventing the web - but with extra steps. Personally I would cut complex
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by bArray 3y ago
Unless of course there is something happening to gravity at the quantum level, which we're pretty sure there is.
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by bArray 3y ago
> That's a 91% hit rate of solved challenges which is great. That remaining 9% is either humans with a false positive or... bots getting rejected If I meet a "human check", I quickly decide whether it is worth me solving i
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by bArray 3y ago
> [..] I’m here to discuss security updates for IoT devices and how you can make a difference by filing comments with the FCC. I'm obviously somewhat invested into the Hacker News platform, but please be sure to get opinions from ot
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by bArray 3y ago
> The PowerStar was the i3. This happened this year and there is no mention of it in any articles I see. I found some articles on it [1] [2], but not any mentions in these recent articles. Given this history, you can see why there migh
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by bArray 3y ago
I think there is some assumption that insurers are acting in good faith. > Major insurers say they will cut out damage caused by hurricanes, wind and hail from policies underwriting property along coastlines and in wildfire country, [..]

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