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by c0nsumer 5y ago
Thanks, that's what I figured, but reassuring to hear. Turns out I've actually got a bunch of copper left over from the house too. I know it's just pocket change in the overall cost of a house, but feels like it'll be ni
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
I recently bought a house and found two catalytic converters in the garage. I'm hoping I can scrap them pretty easily, as I don't want to just throw them out. It's clear they aren't cut off, as all the flanges are presen
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
Yes they are. I'm not sure what the person you're replying to is talking about.
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
> It works quite well because it is easy to define styles and virtually never apply direct formatting. This is one of the biggest mistakes people make in using Microsoft Office. It has an outstanding style/formatting system in, yet
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Network Capture with Process Name and PID on macOS(nuxx.net)
2 points by c0nsumer 5y ago|0 comments
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
Well, thank you!
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
I wish the Firefox PDF viewer performed a little better... Lately as I've been working on mapping projects and want to view large PDFs I've found many which need to be saved and opened in Preview.app instead of the browser. This i
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
I'm really hoping so. I tried that Sam Adams and found it a bit meh, it was also sufficient. Weirdly, ALDI has a NA German beer that's actually pretty all right, and like $7/sixpack. I'm really looking forward to NA Guin
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
I really wish more 0% beer was available in the US, and at reasonable prices. I've been buying Athletic Brewing stuff lately and it's good, but at $11-$12 for a six-pack it's priced the same as mid-tier microbrews. I can buy
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
Probably not a coincidence. The Keyhole name was in the public realm prior to this. (It'd been used within the intelligence community since the late 50s.)
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
> We envision a world beyond cancel culture, where employees are free to work... without fear that they will find themselves on the wrong side of their employer’s politics. > That’s it. No agendas, politics, or drama. Just work. Inter
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Making an Online RAMBA Trails Map(nuxx.net)
1 points by c0nsumer 5y ago|0 comments
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
Their stand-alone map application Windy Maps is pretty darn nice too. It's a really nice compliment to OsmAnd and GaiaGPS for viewing OSM data, and they've done a good job showing relations which helps illustrate cycling and hikin
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
Check out the stand-alone Windy Maps app. It's basically their OSM-based map layer, all by itself. It's a decently handy lightweight compliment to other heavier OSM tools like OsmAnd and GaiaGPS.
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
This morning, not long after reading most of this thread, I went to empty my Bosch dishwasher. It's just shy of a year old, and was a huge upgrade from the 25 year old Maytag it replaced. I keep being concerned about the filter, and ha
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
I own and maintain dingleberrypie.com and maintain it as a non-HTTPS site for exactly this reason.
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
I moved entirely. It was mostly the GW that I didn't like. The primary bug was when they changed the maximum SSID length from 32 (standard) to 31 and I could no longer edit my network. I also had a very frustrating ARP bug where ARP br
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
If it helps, about a year ago I was replacing a UniFi setup at home and I was trying to decide with pfSense or OPNsense. After poking at both in VMs for about a week I settled on OPNsese. My main reasons were that it did everything I wanted
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
I'd love to know about some of the serious successes of the Connection Machines, but I strongly suspect they are national secrets.
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
Nice to see you here as well. Solid work on that moderation; that community is huge and while often great, in some ways pretty darned awful.
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
There's a local racetrack here in Waterford, Michigan, US (north of Detroit) which hosts road bike races. It really is a great use, because it's a closed/non-open-to-public route which is generally well paved and free of the
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
I think I found a bug. When I put 4-Aug-1978 for birthdate, and 41 for age, it said age and birthday don't match. It validated successfully on 42. Although maybe that's part of the game?
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
It's Strava's Global Heatmap, and here's a writeup I did on how to use it as a layer in JOSM: https://nuxx.net/blog/2020/05/24/high-resolution-strava-glob... Note, you need a paid account
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
It's a whole lot easier to slap QR codes on things than getting NFC tags and applying them.
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
With a feature being pulled from already-sold vehicles, I wonder if this'll run into some Lemon Law issues. Because the vehicle no longer does what was sold, which is specifically protected by law in many states.
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I have! It's great, but it doesn't show route relations for paths.
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Hey there! And yes, it is spot-on with the scheme for mapping trails. As an example, take a look at this: https://mtb.waymarkedtrails.org/#route?id=6109588 That's kinda what I want but... better. My OSM username is the
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
This is really interesting to me. I do a lot of mapping of natural surface single track trails (for hiking and mountain biking) along the way be sure to properly name things, add intersection markers, and create relations (routes and superr
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by c0nsumer 5y ago
I do this for cycling clothing. (Almost all synthetic, some wool, fair amount of spandex-y stuff.) This stuff lasts forever when washed on cool/warm and then hung. Friends of mine have complained about one brand or another not lasting
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Unsettling capital letters(art-by-kaine-shields.tumblr.com)
532 points by c0nsumer 5y ago|136 comments

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