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We all know the number was 42.
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4y ago
I guess I can corroborate a bit. Back around the start of the pandemic, I picked up a few Awair devices (back when they were reasonably priced and weren’t used for crypto purposes) and put them around the house. Whenever we cooked with ou
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4y ago
Small modular reactors for the win. Hope to see this move forward with cookie cutter approaches that can be easily reproduced with a high degree of safety.
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4y ago
> For me, Google Search just doesn't seem to be getting better over the years, if anything its getting worse. I honestly feel like its hard to get what I want half the time with all the SEO spam... Agreed, it's horrible and ann
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4y ago
I concur. I sometimes get "shower thoughts" while doing the dishes.
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4y ago
> I know many a child driven to weird ideas, fun games, and general creativity from lack of anything else to do. Unfortunately children are negatively affected by their electronic devices as well.
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4y ago
While I've never tried it in that way, I understand it should function as a standard USB game controller when wired, but its real gem would be fully leveraging its wireless support.
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4y ago
Maybe I should send him a Stadia controller? Maybe someone will get some utility out of it with Google completely killing Stadia off.
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4y ago
This is why I'm using Linux in the form of ChromeOS more nowadays; the updates are handled, generally, well by Google and the virtualized Linux container running on the side is quite stable because of its virtualized environment.
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4y ago
Agreed. The additional VirusTotal bypass was unexpected, and more interesting to me.
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4y ago
> I ordered it with only a 256GB SSD... What make and model SSD did it come with?
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4y ago
I’ve been doing something similar at home for years. An OpenBSD box at the egress point exports IPFIX data to nfdump and I designed custom charts for myself using the legacy dygraphs. IPFIX plus nfdump is wonderful as I can quickly use a
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4y ago
> cannot enable privacy on .us tld Interesting! Never knew this!
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4y ago
Is Chrome Enterprise for ChromeOS, and the built-in Debian container, an option?
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4y ago
> ...I have a lot thanks to keratoconus... If you don't mind me asking, what age were you diagnosed and how long have you had it? Thank you.
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4y ago
> I was diagnosed with astigmatism in 2018... I haven't been to the eye doctor since... I feel that my eyesight may be becoming more of an issue. ...I see floaters. You need to go back to the eye doctor.
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4y ago
> Tritium's half-life is only about 11 years, so gun sights ... will become seriously degraded in just a few years. We'll all be using RDSs by then ;) ? > ...I've been told that Trijicon will replace their tritium gun s
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4y ago
If you don’t mind sharing/are able to share, what are your lease times?
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4y ago
The title is a bit click baity. The loss and magic relates to the use of magic numbers in the Linux kernel and nothing more.
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4y ago
> I learned DF by setting aside two weeks and playing ~16 hours a day. Now that's commitment.
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4y ago
> We need more works of art that are a product of passion and vision... Can't agree more--look forward to the day when something better replaces capitalism.
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4y ago
I haven’t touched Windows 11—no big reason to. The fact Windows 10 will never get better is pushing me to give ChromeOS a shot on my next hardware refresh, and ChromeOS + it’s Linux VM support will likely seal the deal as my next OS going
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OpenBSD 2022 Fundraising Campaign
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Yes, but I mostly did it like some others around the start of the pandemic due to all the time everyone was spending indoors and I wound up getting a few devices from Awair. After doing this for a couple of years now, at least in my home, C
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4y ago
Doh! I read too fast! Thanks for the clue stick!
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> My latency now is rarely more than 60ms, and I never have dropouts. That's definitely better than I expected. Why do you think this handles streaming and video conferencing so poorly?
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> ...take a picture faster on my Sony compact camera than I do with my smartphone thanks to the physical buttons. I will encourage you to check out the Google Pixel line of phones! A double tap of the power button starts up the camera im
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In contrast, my daughter sees us use our phones and uses them as well. I simply uninstalled all the apps I could and used the Google Family link stuff to lock it down further.
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4y ago
Google Pixel phone
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I couldn't agree with this more. My small child received a compact camera as a gift. While it was a decent camera for a kid, she was very frustrated with how small the screen was and how non-intuitive it was to her compared to a smartp
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