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blkhawk
6y ago
Oh, wow one can dream!
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6y ago
protip: holding down the power button will kill all android devices after 10-ish seconds.
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6y ago
Louis Rossmann has something to say about the cooler design in the newest Macbook Aris. https://youtu.be/iiCBYAP_Sgg?t=46 Not sure is the Pro is much better.
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blkhawk
6y ago
not that unusual - for German for instance üöäÜÖÄß need to be added so all words can be matched.
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6y ago
the upcoming S3 will have Bluetooth while being otherwise similar
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6y ago
also it seems to run at 10x speed that makes it so hard
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6y ago
This was much harder than the spacex sim - took me 1 failure to get it right
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7y ago
There is a guy in hungary that offers unlocking services for about 50EUR. He is a bit difficult to work with (insists on a NDA) but the procedure is as follows: you dump the bios via SPI and send it to him. Afterwards you get a patched imag
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7y ago
Even an ad-banner put on your page by a free hosing service makes it technically commercial in Germany.
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7y ago
There is not much weather high enough. drag on the cables due to wind would be the primary concern.
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7y ago
yes, tho the point of the article is that you need a fast expiring prescription in the US. Even if you have the information you cannot directly buy glasses.
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7y ago
yes, why wouldn't it be?
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7y ago
those are common in Europe too. A Thermostat is nice but it does not solve the "first water" problem. A shower will always run cold at first.
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7y ago
Banner seen at the start of the Video can be translated as "Starting May 22th this Building is going crazy.". Its a play on words that also means that the building is being moved starting May 22th.
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7y ago
its quite easy to enter it on foot - unless you mean "unintentionally" then I agree with you.
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7y ago
the shades aren't even visible from earth. they are like dust or fog that don't let 2-4% of sunlight through. To have "sharp" shadow like you are proposing you need to have a lot more shades (say 10 times as many) in a c
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7y ago
not really because its so much hassle to even block the 2-4% of sunlight - there is no way to "focus" the shadow - reflectors are a whole different thing altogether
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7y ago
they would burn up in the atmosphere - they have not much mass individually
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7y ago
like a motorcycle it has a reserve setting on the fuel line vent. That means if main runs empty you just need to change over to reserve and find a gas station.
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7y ago
Well sometimes a Band-aid is the best solution to a problem absent a workable alternative.
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7y ago
who gave you that impression - ofc there is GPS in orbit. it is just that the usual commercial GPS software refuses to deliver coordinates above a certain height or a certain speed. this is ostensible to prevent GPS from being used in non
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7y ago
Two comments on that A) its impossible to prevent jailbreaks no matter if a second OS option exists or not and B) the Linux option was removed since it was seen as an unneeded expense. Its function for Sony was to keep the people motivated
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7y ago
Its a German website - I would expect that ;)
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7y ago
well I had been using LiteStep to modify my Desktop sine late 98. Sadly Windows 8 was partly incompatible and Windows 10 fully so. I made the switch to Kubuntu and am very happy with Plasma.
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7y ago
He did not "flee" the country - he asked and was allowed to leave - the rape case was later reopened while he was in the UK and a European arrest warrant was issued by Sweden. That was extremely strange and suspicious so he resist
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8y ago
uh, "cloud" isn't a magical thing that has specialized hardware for voice recognition. It is just a computer. Just like the device you have locally. So if the device locally can run the NN then there is no need to have a &qu
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8y ago
its on archive.org - I downloaded it the other day
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8y ago
And at least 15 Years of "clean diesel" marketing.
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8y ago
I don't see any compelling reason to adopt Slack. It does nothing that I care about that IRC doesn't do. If IRC completely implodes, I would run my own IRC server.
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8y ago
> Like with 1803 being forced to come up with security questions when creating the local account on a PC you're about to domain join. Security Questions are a really bad anti feature that nonetheless is really persistent. I don'
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