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In nearly all populated areas of the US, you can still receive broadcast TV for free over the air with an antenna. Digital television stations state what "channel" they are in their signal's meta data. That allows them to cha
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Interesting. Not sure how that happened. I thought I ended the post with the URL. You may be on to something.
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I think I sent you an e-mail back then, but let me take this opportunity to heap a bunch of praise and gratitude upon you in front of God and everybody. I bought several books on BGP at the time and slogged through them, but it was intimida
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25 years ago, I worked for a small ISP (back when there was such a thing.) When I started there, we had one upstream ISP. I was charged with getting us multihomed. I found some tutorials written by Avi Freedman (1). I don't know what I
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Neither the Vice article nor the The Barents Observer article it links to seem to report exactly when the incident occurred. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Ws
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When I was four, I got a record player for Christmas. This one: https://djcj.website/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/denim_turnta... My mom had a copy of Ray Charles' greatest hits. My favorite song was
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A previous discussion on the topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41949098
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This may help: https://khronokernel.com/macos/2022/03/01/5K-MONITOR.html https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Convert+an+iMac+Intel+27-Inch+E... https://www.aliexpress.us/it
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I have one and I don't much care for it. But one thing it does better than other mice is scrolling left and right. It scrolls left and right as easily as it scrolls up and down. I edit audio files and work in DAWs a lot and it's r
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I use Bitwarden with Vaultwarden running in a Docker container on my Synology NAS. I have about 8 of my family and friends using it via a Wireguard VPN. It works well, but being the admin of it is a real responsibility. I regularly back it
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Not sure how this particular whale met its demise, but I'm guessing it probably should have been taking a statin.
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https://archive.is/26L3r How's about this one? Any better?
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Back in August 2019, Kimmel's show engaged in the same transgression. Since then, Disney requires every employee that works in TV or a related industry (including ESPN) to regularly watch and complete an online course about EAS tones.
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My favorite visualization: https://youtu.be/8W7bGOGsbbk
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https://youtu.be/XEjLoHdbVeE?t=68
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My 84-year old father, a retired music professor, has created many fantastic arrangements and transcriptions of orchestra music for wind band. He still uses Sibelius 6, but the publisher that has published some of his work has done complete
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Can anyone provide or link to some solid guidelines on what kind/brand of air purifiers actually do real effective filtration vs. garbage products? I have found that a great many of these "air purifiers" have great marketing
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Thank you very much for this wonderful experimental and educational tool. You mentioned about your previous version: > If there was a CNAME record for a domain name, it allowed you to create other records for that domain name, even if it
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When I was a little boy, the librarian at our small local branch was named Virginia Read. In the late 70's and early 80's, there were two doctors who shared an office in San Luis Obispo, CA. Their names were Dr. Herten and Dr. Pay
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I agree with Tavian Barnes' arguments 110%.
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Avidemux can indeed perform lossless cuts as long as you select "copy" as the video and audio output codecs. White it has a few odd UI characteristice, it's free, it's actively developed, and I like it a lot. Not throwin
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I suppose we all have our own way of judging what our acceptable and justifiable risks are. For me, setting out to cook it properly leaves more to chance that I'm personally comfortable with. Seeing the full effect of the negative cons
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I have a friend who contracted trichinosis. They had to cut open his skull and pick out all of the worms and eggs that got into his brain. This was an adequate cautionary tale for me. I don't eat pork or other susceptible meat unless I
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Libel is in printed form. Slander is in oral or spoken form. Saying harmful things about someone is neither libel nor slander if those statements are factual. It's only libel or slander if the statements that are made are false. IANAL
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Indeed. It's depressing to say, but stand by for a bad actor(s) to abuse this service for nefarious purposes in 3... 2... 1....
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So is this just a test to see if it's playing records at the right speed? Does it do anything else? Is it comparing it to a known-good recording of the song or is it measuring how many cents the song deviates from a natural key? If it&
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Why five years? I have plenty of consumer electronics including phones, tablets, laptops, and computers that keep on trucking well past five years. Why should anything be turned into junk until it's absolutely necessary? The point is,
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The TRS-80 Color Computer's "Sands of Egypt" employed this very strategy. They planted a glitch on a certain sector of the disk. If memory serves, you could copy the disk, but doing so would "fix the glitch." The ga
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Does road work in the US ever approach the level of care and precision depicted in this video?
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It's been a couple decades since I adminned servers and firewalls. In my experience, in the early 2000's, Russian IPs were extremely common. I was surprised that OP didn't see even one. Can anyone conjecture on what might acc
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