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bochoh
7y ago
On your sign up page, this one sentence isn't quite clear to me. - "That's a total, no matter how many people your are."
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New York Enacts the Shield Act (NY GDPR?)
(natlawreview.com)
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7y ago
Also have to agree. I picked up the book based on the parent comment and read it in two days. Highly entertaining and informative. Just as Low absconds with seven figures of cash he does it again! Eye opening and worth the read.
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7y ago
If you wanted to make it for yourself. A general rule of thumb I've heard several times for makers is to retail at 4x the cost of goods sold - else your business is unsustainable. So for a 5$ retail price you'd have to be somewher
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7y ago
It's a Universal Windows App. Apparently it was the "future" of windows development for awhile, but now it's taken a back seat to "legacy" interfaces like winforms.
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Show HN: I built a UWP app to control TP-Link smart plugs
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bochoh
7y ago
I believe they just set the cooling to around 64F to keep pastries from melting etc. First world problems for sure.
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7y ago
I think that would wholely depend on the setup for the AC compressor. If it's entirely electric and sized appropriately it can be a fairly efficient mechanism. A friend of mine uses the AC in their tesla to keep pastries cold from lunc
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7y ago
>>The new system will provide up to 44.5 km (27.7 miles) of additional range per day while parked and soaking up sun, and can add up to 56.3 km (35 miles) of power to both the driving system and the auxiliary power battery on board, w
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3D Printed Acoustic Levitator
(instructables.com)
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7y ago
I have looked at those extensively, and seen articles where they shoehorn dual 10gb NIC on via PCIE but the pricing is slightly higher than I want to be at (at least initially).
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7y ago
With every model that comes out I keep feeling better about my Mid-2015 15" i7 model. Thinking about buying an eBay OEM 1TB SSD and keeping it for the next 5 years at this point. If anyone has a SSD they'd be willing to part with
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7y ago
I'm also very interested in this for a home lab / home business VM host. Looking for prices if anyone has them!
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8y ago
What laptop is this?
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Solar Powered AI Camera No Battery
(xnor.ai)
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8y ago
I maintain several Atlassian products in addition to Gitlab on Ubuntu. Definitely agree - we have a whole snapshot / backup databases routine before going near the Atlassian boxes.
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8y ago
I'd also like to know more about what you're doing on the side that is that profitable.
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8y ago
What's amazing to me is that so many people clicked on what would otherwise be an ignored ad space.
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8y ago
Sorry for the slow response. I've used it only on Safari on my mid-2015 Macbook Pro 15" and it works well. Video is a little choppy but I blame that on my abysmal 10mbps upload speed on the host network. Desktop animations seem to
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8y ago
If you're able to spin up an Apache Guacamole server I highly recommend it. It has completely changed how I think about remote access to my home network. https://guacamole.apache.org
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Blackvue Dashcams are livestreaming car audio/video feed as well as GPS publicly
(youtube.com)
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8y ago
I live in New York. As another sibling posted it comes with some stipulations. http://www.elections.ny.gov/nysboe/elections/attentionemploy...
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Yes thank you for this clarification - I wrote my initial comment having just woken up.
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8y ago
So for sleazy payday loan ads if you were to click them for a half an hour a day it could impact their bottom line?
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Not to mention that you get mandated time off (iirc 4 hours unimpeded by work) to vote on election days here in the states. There are some caveats and restrictions on getting this time but it does ensure you can get to the polls even with a
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8y ago
But surely in that case we would all demand to be able to inspect this data that is being generated and shipped on the devices we "own".
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Tesla’s battery in Australia cost $66M and already made ~$17M
(electrek.co)
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Do you have a write-up available about the circumstances that led to your bank issues? I'm very interested in that read.
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Nasa launches $1M competition to turn Mars CO2 into sugar
(newsweek.com)
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8y ago
I'd be concerned about layer lines ending up in my final molds. If you look closely they'll end up in your final cast repeatedly. Perhaps this would be best accomplished with a resin type 3d printer to minimize the issue.
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