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chias
4y ago
I also have some more questions, such as: * how do you provide me with health insurance and other governmental benefits? * for the purposes of anything official, am I as an individual technically unemployed? * how do you provide me with ret
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chias
4y ago
I could not agree more.
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chias
4y ago
Ah, that would make sense. It is indeed a bluetooth connection and it scans for any nearby devices. Thank you for clarifying that, I appreciate it, and I feel a lot better about the app!
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4y ago
My biggest pet peeve is optional runtime permissions that are not optional. I have a CO2 monitor that you read through an android app. It cost like $250. If you don't give it geolocation permission, it just says "this app needs ge
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4y ago
hot take: SXSW is pretty much a tech bubble by definition.
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4y ago
I love mynoise.net! Am a very happy monthly donor. My two main use cases: 1. mixing "white rain" with "88 keys" to focus at work 2. downloaded an hour-long "white rain" to use as background noise for my newborn
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chias
4y ago
head to about:config search for: general.useragent.override set it to: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/102.0.5005.63 Safari/537.36 website then works a charm.
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4y ago
"The future is already here — It’s just not very evenly distributed"
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4y ago
I wish the same. In general when I need to call a local business (plumber, electrician, pizza delivery, etc.) the easiest way I know how is to look them up on google maps, then hit "call". It seems... silly... to basically have to
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4y ago
Generally, no. GDPR specifically carves out keeping data for "legitimate business needs" including fraud prevention and so on. Whatever data Ebay (thinks it) has about this person that they are using to enforce the ban would be da
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4y ago
If I had to complain about something, the three things that I wish were different about are: 1. the red background behind the hardware switches on the "disconnected" side of the webcam and microphone (yes, it has a separate hardwa
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4y ago
From my perspective, besides modularity and repairability and all that, Framework succeeded in doing something that no other laptop manufacturer has succeeded at: it has produced a laptop that fails to do anything that I hate. Every other l
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4y ago
That was my biggest potential concern before getting one. Now that I've been using one for a while I can confidently say: I strongly prefer 3:2, and I will never get another laptop with a 16:9 monitor.
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5y ago
On my team, a couple of us started coming in on (most) Wednesdays. Slowly, more and more of us just started coming in on Wednesdays because it was fun to have a day where we would all hang out together / have lunch together / etc.
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5y ago
Sorting by ascending date, 12/31/1969 appears to have been an exceedingly dangerous day to be working on literally anything at all. (/s)
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5y ago
I feel the same way about LinkedIn ;)
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5y ago
Would this not necessarily require training it on a large body of real CSAM? Seems like it would be a non-starter.
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5y ago
Timezones are based on who you do business with, and who you primarily need to coordinate with. Timezones aren't inherently anything, they're purely a measure that humans use to make our lives more convenient. If you want to arg
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5y ago
You can't address the underlying problem that a difference in an A and a A- could very well have lasting effects on a person's life. You can't address the underlying problem of someone making it to their late teens and being
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5y ago
I expect you're right. I think a number of these sections were copied from a similar page on COVID-19, e.g. in the section about preparing early, it refers to the emergency as a pandemic: > Remember that not everyone can afford to r
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5y ago
The link and the url are not the same.
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5y ago
I think it looks like plagiarism. You can't just write "The following examples are taken from this great [other article]" and then proceed to copy the entire other article, swapping synonyms like you're in 9th grade and
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5y ago
I admire the enthusiasm, but no. This is happening to all universities that used Google to provide email and drive space for students and faculty. For the University of Texas alone, there are approximately 270,000 affected accounts. I perso
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5y ago
Yeah. I guess when you promise a perpetual account to all students for life, that adds up quick. New policy is 5GB for active students faculty and staff, and 1GB for alumni, retirees, and former students. > As of November 2021, UTmail is
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5y ago
Oof. Back a few years ago when I was in grad school (University of Texas) they went all in telling everyone to use Google Drive for everything because we were getting unlimited storage for life. Last week they just sent out an email saying
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5y ago
Indeed, cookies are only a tiny part of it. Add-on isolation, separate bookmarks, separate history / url-bar autocomplete, etc.
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5y ago
If you use multiple profiles (e.g. i have a "personal" and a "work" profile), the experience is pretty bad -- if you close all windows of one profile, it considers itself as "exited" and overwrites the program
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5y ago
As they say, "the candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long", or, in this case, "the transistor that runs at thrice the voltage runs for about 1.3 seconds"
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5y ago
Annoyance 3 -- or something very similar -- is going to be the case for any bluetooth headset. There simply isn't enough bandwidth in a bluetooth connection to have a high quality audio stream and a microphone stream going at the same
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5y ago
Wouldn't solve the problem. Basically you need the integrated components to have shorter transition times. These are an inherent property of the component: speeding up the transition time basically means "replace this component wi
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