bravoetch

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by bravoetch 6mo ago
For those unaware (spoiler follows) this is the reveal in the plot of 'Star Trek - The Motion Picture'.
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by bravoetch 6mo ago
First time in ages I sat through the credits!
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by bravoetch 7mo ago
Usually I would expect proof for a positive - like that it was an inside job, or there being an indication of it. I'm not saying whether it was or not, just that it seems unusual for you to ask about proof of it NOT being an inside job
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by bravoetch 7mo ago
HA on R-pi running for almost a decade without issues here, including moving house a few times. Sounds like you're making it difficult with that setup. Mine is connected to light switches, alarm, duckdns for outside network access, mot
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by bravoetch 7mo ago
You ask how else could it possibly work. How about charge him with a crime first, then detain him if he's convicted. The idea that you can imprison someone forever without a charge is insane.
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by bravoetch 7mo ago
Yes it's by weight when you need exactly 20k tiny screws in a box. But when you need six that won't save you any time.
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by bravoetch 7mo ago
Your reaction appears to be ignorant of the real use cases for these. A friend of mine is totally blind, and uses meta glasses. He finds them incredibly useful, as do others.
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by bravoetch 7mo ago
I have two iPad minis, but they're so unfriendly to use they exist only to display home assistant dasboards. It's overkill, but only because I thought they would be good for other things when I bought them.
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by bravoetch 7mo ago
I used to stay up late to watch Red Dwarf. [dark reference to the show incoming] Maybe he's moved on to somewhere Better Than Life.
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by bravoetch 7mo ago
HN waiting for the artist to announce on X that he's remaking all his works in rust.
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by bravoetch 8mo ago
My family has moved to group chats. It's great.
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by bravoetch 8mo ago
Clothing items are so cheap to make it's hard to believe. I used to work in a distribution warehouse for a national baby and children's clothing chain. Containers would arrive from China and we'd enter items into the warehous
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by bravoetch 8mo ago
My home, built in 2011, has 36 ethernet ports throughout the house. Some in closets, some above the trim, some where a TV would be mounted. The TV mount areas also have conduit specifically for HDMI and other cords. And there's speaker
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by bravoetch 8mo ago
And no Colemak support. I bought an in iPad to try as a home assistant kiosk and found the keyboard layouts don't have colemak as an option.
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by bravoetch 8mo ago
Unfortunately there is no way to slow down technological progress. The plea for mercy in the face of rapid change is heard, and now it's time to adjust instead of asking for pause. The Guardian opinion piece is sad to me, in that the v
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by bravoetch 8mo ago
It's concerning that many responses in this thread have a similar story of negatively messing with someone until they adjust their behaviour. Please, if you think this is okay you shouldn't even be allowed a dog, let alone social
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by bravoetch 9mo ago
Their stated aim is to encourage long term thinking. It appears they scored a bullseye with your response.
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by bravoetch 9mo ago
Job ads. It's job ads.
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by bravoetch 9mo ago
I don't want to make an exhaustive list, the summary is that standard features on many new cars are expensive options on Porsche's. And that's if they're available at all. Adaptive cruise control is one example. Where I
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by bravoetch 9mo ago
Probably not. But if I had to hedge for that I would consider property and gold.
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by bravoetch 10mo ago
I think by 'joke' people mean "their actions are unreasonable to the point of ridicule, and were they less consequential would be akin to the performance of a circus clown instead of a diligent policy maker." But the res
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by bravoetch 10mo ago
How much is a vote worth in dollars? Because there would be a market for those votes, not just a spot market for dollars or internal market using vacation days, it would be reflected in salary and benefits and company policy etc.
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by bravoetch 10mo ago
There are photos online and video tours of every hotel room on the planet. Check before booking.
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by bravoetch 11mo ago
There's a top tier DEFCON talk by the Lavabit email guy. He explains where the line is for access to phones and other encrypted information. I'll try to summarize - 1 - Law enforcement have actual information about the probable co
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by bravoetch 11mo ago
I think two things keep the status quo where the end-user is exploited and attacked constantly. The first is the VC / Startup model. Because VC is the true customer, and not the end-user. The second is the current marketing and adverti
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by bravoetch 11mo ago
Seems like Firefox made changes to address this kind of tracking in version 85.
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by bravoetch 11mo ago
The Lean Startup.
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by bravoetch 11mo ago
Skip that step. This project enables a Youtuber that automates pulling related booklists from this site, and uses AI to make the recommendation videos. Thousands of videos.
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by bravoetch 11mo ago
Unlikely, you say? That's why it's being discussed. Like, if a pilot ejected because the engines stop, but the control surfaces still work... Maybe the plane avoids a kindergarten on its dive to the earth-sky interface.
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by bravoetch 11mo ago
Can a bill for one patient be sent to their spouse? I don't understand how this even starts.

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