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by brewtide 1y ago
This 100%. It's like a private army is being built, especially with the masks/secrecy aspects of it. Terrifying.
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by brewtide 1y ago
> more School Bullshit System as a Service I fully hear you on this. I miss the days where a simple phone call or email communication would occur when needed. Now it's a deluge of daily updates via 2 separate 'apps' for 2
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by brewtide 1y ago
Don't even both(er) with the 934's, they won't hear it.
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by brewtide 1y ago
I thought it was ATS2=255? Either way, the memories!
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by brewtide 1y ago
I'm in the same boat. No knob and tune, and all the plaster has been removed as well (thankfully by someone else in the houses lifetime). I've also DIY installed 3 mini split units in the house -- the last one being an AC / D
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by brewtide 1y ago
If you have not tried "localsend" I would highly recommend.
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by brewtide 1y ago
I was this close to putting it on a car license plate unaware of the British use. I've never been happier to just, check, before clicking a submit button.
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by brewtide 1y ago
My local school killed this with COVID. Now you are no longer able to stand and wait, everyone has to line up in their cars. Viva la community!
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by brewtide 1y ago
It's basically passive radar using the wifi bands as the reflection AFAIK. It doesn't seem to be about the active state of devices, but the deflections in known points. It's creepy.
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by brewtide 1y ago
"also a distant relative bought a piece of farmland."
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by brewtide 1y ago
I know it's a shamed topic around here, or it seems like it, however I find the Bitcoin mining aspect of chewing up these "needed to be wasted" loads the one true positive of it (Bitcoin). Yeah, it's changed from its see
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by brewtide 1y ago
Perhaps https://www.sdrpp.org/ would work for you? Just throwing it out there -- I've learned that my few SDRplay devices def. require a lot more pieces and parts on my linux machines than any of the other SDR devices
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by brewtide 1y ago
Semi-related, I've found this one of the primary reasons I wear a smartwatch. My phone now generally remains on silent 99% of the time, as does the watch. It's pretty easy to miss a vibration when a phone is in a pocket or on a ta
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by brewtide 1y ago
Similar here in Maine under CMP. Something like 12.5 cents/Kwh, but with the delivery aspect factored in it's basically 28 cents/Kwh. I always assume when people on here are talking their 'rates', that they are usua
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by brewtide 1y ago
Regardless of engineering background or not, I do believe this is a major different between men and women in general. I know I'm guilty of the same thing and I'm positive many others here have had very similar experiences. IN GENE
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by brewtide 1y ago
This is why I will most likely never own an EV, and most likely never own a car newer than 2015 or so (depending on model). The entire world offerings are moving to this type of model under the part guise part reality of tech dependencies t
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by brewtide 1y ago
In a similar vein, my 'smart' thermostat solution for my oil furnace has been to splice in a relay board that's connected to an esp32 running esphome through home assistant. On that board, and many others around the house, I
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by brewtide 1y ago
We have been very welcoming to the crows in our backyard and they now hang out with the chickens and ducks when they get leftovers / table scrapes. Now they are arriving slightly before the hawks and other predators and scaring them of
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by brewtide 1y ago
Assuming any children survive, how many do you think want to have a tea party with Israel these days?
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by brewtide 1y ago
It's all skewed, obviously. It's all about alignment.
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by brewtide 2y ago
I rarely leave the state, and I'm always aghast at the real world. Shh. It's nice and quiet here!
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by brewtide 2y ago
How do you think policy of any sort gets it's origin? Same token, sounds like you're arguing, not doing.
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by brewtide 2y ago
I can't tell if you're agreeing with my 'poibt' or disagreeing. But yes, like telescopes. Or microscopes. Those still bind us to using our built in sensors that we 'trust'. Then we obviously get into radio tele
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by brewtide 2y ago
Yeah but what if we start seeing only using this new awesome tool? What if that becomes the new seeing apparati? THIS is the tool that breaks that mold? The tool that (near?)every field is also going to be considering to be the tool that&#x
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by brewtide 2y ago
Somewhere in his posts I think I read that his house at 'idle' is drawing like 30watts. That seems pretty low energy to me!
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by brewtide 2y ago
It was time to go back to the orifice....
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by brewtide 2y ago
Point is, they need a link saying there is an option available, even if it's not the new new new (which is in pre order). I just bought an AMD 13", and had the same "wtf, that's silly" thought about the site. Also,
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by brewtide 2y ago
Sounds like George Carlin to me?
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by brewtide 2y ago
Just purchased a 13" framework with the 'old' AMD 7840u, 2.8k screen, and speced as you desire - 64gb , 2 TB (with ram and storage coming from Amazon). It's only been a week but thus far it has worked very nicely and I t
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by brewtide 2y ago
Gotta be 1,000 words.

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