bmicraft

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by bmicraft 4y ago
When google does it without knowing what you did there, no. You can't knowingly destroy evidence if there isn't a (known) crime.
782.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Yeah, the trams in my city generally are not designed to cool down more than 5°C from outside temperature.
783.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Second hand smoke is not how most smokers are made for _any_ drug. Generally that's peer pressure, but I see how those could be mixed up (being around smokers).
784.
by bmicraft 4y ago
You think Germany, a country that already grows weed for medical purposes, will start importing massive amounts of weed from outside the EU?
785.
by bmicraft 4y ago
People in that thread are reporting a problem with gps + glonass while galileo on the same frequency as gps is fine.
786.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Just bought it at my local pi reseller for exactly 7.2€ or 6 before vat
787.
by bmicraft 4y ago
To me any amount of non-security screws is fine as long as none of them are covered by a sticker, or worse a rubber pad that is sure to never stick again
788.
by bmicraft 4y ago
A couple hundred per year? I'm sitting here in Vienna complaining about paying 20,70€ per semester
789.
by bmicraft 4y ago
I don't know what kind of headphones you have but none of mine can be "taken over" while music is playing. Most don't do that.
790.
by bmicraft 5y ago
You're saying disney hat the rights to Marvels spider-man in 1998?
791.
by bmicraft 5y ago
> Maybe I'm missing something here, but it feels like you don't need some fancy realtime queue service for most push notifications, so why not use something that offloads the checks to the client? Depending on the use case, you
792.
by bmicraft 5y ago
I'll just drop the fact here, that 15% of all google searches in 2017 were new and unique. https://blog.google/products/search/our-latest-quality-impro...
793.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Considering the people least likely to pay their taxes are those who could afford them easiest I would be all for that.
794.
by bmicraft 5y ago
I would pay for I the things I currently block. The problem is they usually want >5$/mo for things that would make maybe 10c/mo from ads otherwise which I don't find fair
795.
by bmicraft 5y ago
I've been using roc with pipewire and pulseaudio for a while now and it works really well (much better than pulseaudios native tcp connection for example). You set target latency on the receiver and 150ms is enough to have (almost) no
796.
by bmicraft 5y ago
I use it because it is easier and you don't need to manually run exportsfs to reexport
797.
by bmicraft 5y ago
You have put very well how I've felt about all this for a long time now
798.
by bmicraft 5y ago
The real problem with ads is that you have to pay vastly more to remove them through a subscription (where it is even possible) than the revenue they would have brought.
799.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Flying often enough to justify even installing the app/getting any benefits from it surely does count as luxury flying though?
800.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Samsung can not just opt out of German warranty law by printing stuff on the box. They are required to prove the customer is at fault if a fault occurs within the fist six months after purchase, but I see no proof of wrong usage by the cust
801.
by bmicraft 5y ago
The real problem I see here is that they are legally required to warranty the device but aren't doing it
802.
by bmicraft 5y ago
That's way less of a problem than you make it out to be. As long as you don't use some kind of bridge but just a local zigbee or wifi network not connected to the internet everything will stay as is until a device physically break
803.
by bmicraft 5y ago
I didn't have a problem with them since Magisk got so good at hiding itself which has been at least 3 years
804.
by bmicraft 5y ago
I've been running homeassistant installed by pip3 for years now (before they even had a os) and that has always worked fine.
805.
by bmicraft 5y ago
For what it's worth I've broken two usb-c connectors on my laptop, one on a charger and bent one on my phone, and it's always been the cable that's given out. The ports are still like new.
806.
by bmicraft 5y ago
At that point you should probably make use of the preexisting "charging rails" and take the train (in central europe)
807.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Yeah I wondered about that too. My country has different numbers for police, ems, and fire brigade
808.
by bmicraft 5y ago
This actually sounds like a workable solution, the first one I've seen so far that could really solve the issue
809.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Happens on Firefox mobile for me. Redirect from / to /lang-en
810.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Not even amd/nvidia have their own fab at this point so it is probably safe to say you wouldn't need one for that either. You'd still need tons of cash of course but not quite as much.

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