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chrisBob
2y ago
It also looks like it was made in Blender, and it will impact what people think of Blender even if the style is a choice rather than being dictated by the software. Just like live action can be shot on everything from super-8 to digital IMA
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My theory is that legal sports betting makes the economy seem artificially worse for a lot of people. It has had a measurable impact on bankruptcy rates, and is causing a lot of self-inflicted financial stress. Trump's main platform is
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2y ago
> Best practices for password storage use one-way hash functions (like bcrypt, Argon2, or PBKDF2) rather than encryption algorithms like AES. That is true if you are running a service that USES passwords. In that case you just need to co
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Azure DevOps: some changes are silently hidden during code review
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Do you expect your code review to show all changes, or is it ok if some are silently hidden? Azure Devops will silently hide some of the edits, and the feedback I got was that this "is not a bug". I don't think it is reasonab
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2y ago
Paying interest is horrible. Unless your investments are expected to do better than the interest rate. No way I would pull money out of the stock market to pay off my 2.25% mortgage.
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Police will always show some favoritism, but this seems to be a little over the line. I know that my Army Bronze Star license plate has gotten me out of problems before, and I know someone with a Purple Heart plate that pushed the military
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It is hard to make and market a game. Apple Arcade is a system where Apple helps as a "Producer", and then you get part of the subscription revenue from people who pay for the Apple Arcade subscription and then play your game.
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There are different kinds of "art" with different use cases. Sometimes I want to look at something thoughtful and meaningful by an artist making a profound statement about humanity where I can see the emotion and motivation. Somet
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2y ago
Apple is touting the privacy focus of their AI work, and going out to ChatGPT breaks that. I would be reluctant to use any of their new AI features if it weren't for that prompt breaking the flow and making it clear when they are getti
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2y ago
Not so bad because they were just trying to secure funding that might have gone to research not based on fraud?
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Being a parent is hard. I would say that half of the US thinks parents are the problem with kids these days and that a good kid should "spend time outside in the neighborhood like we used to", and then the other half will call the
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2y ago
Big heavy batteries for my home would be fine. I want big heavy batteries for my house, but they are still so expensive right now. The Anker batteries seems like one of the best deals around to do a home battery system right now, but I get
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2y ago
Where in Michigan? I regularly visit libraries in Ann Arbor, and Whitmore Lake. Both have libraries that are a wonderful resource for the community, but the difference in funding is obvious.
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2y ago
Note that this decrease in traffic is after a huge influx of visitors. Highways in and out of the area of totality were overwhelmed in most areas. I live in Michigan and drove 2 hours south to find myself in a small town park in Ohio surrou
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3y ago
I have been leaning towards a wireless bridge. There are not a lot of houses around, so the environment shouldn't be too noisy. My only concern is that I don't want to mount something external on that side of my house.
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3y ago
The garage will have a home office and TV area, so I need some kind of network connection. I was planning to use a wireless bridge, but it seems like it might be worth adding a run of fiber.
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3y ago
I am about to put in a garage 300' from my house. I will already have a trench for power and water. What kind of network cable can/should I drop in the same trench?
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3y ago
I don't understand the "even if" comment. This is the one benefit of these social platforms. If the attention really motivates people to do something good, then have at it!
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3y ago
The bottles are beautiful. My dad still has one in the kitchen that I gave him for Christmas 25 years ago. I don’t think the website has changed any since then either.
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3y ago
Their regular round pizzas are ok, but now that PizzaHut is gone, the Dominoes pan pizza is my go-to.
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3y ago
Sort of. The problem is that I can't focus on something 2 inches from my eye, so there would need to be a lot of other optics involves.
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3y ago
I feel very lucky to have a phone number from when I lived in northern NY for a few years. There are 4 people from that area code that I might ever want a phone call from, and they are all in my address book. Any other 315 number is safe to
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3y ago
My employer might be flexible, but I am sure my daughter's school wouldn't let me just pick when her bus picks her up and drops her off.
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chrisBob
3y ago
Is there a reason you want to run your own server? It seems like a lot of headache for this use case.
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3y ago
Maybe in terms of CO2, but turbines also don't burn as completely as most piston engine cars. 10k is probably an exaggeration , but the pollution is much worse than the fuel economy indicates. Similarly, my chain saw probably pollutes
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I assume the biggest difference is the area it can handle. I mow about 2 acres of grass, and none of the little mowers are close to fully replacing my zero turn mower. This seems like it could work well for me.
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3y ago
I am not really in the embedded space now, but I love getting this monthly newsletter, and was vaguely aware that an issue was overdue. The story was more interesting than I expected.
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The Dog Ate My Homework, or Why There Were No Muses Last Month
(ganssle.com)
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chrisBob
3y ago
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