chrneu

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by chrneu 9mo ago
Yup. Garmin battery life is insane. I keep seeing people comment how they charge their watches on a near daily basis and that's just insane to me. I charge my fenix 7 solar maybe once a month. My use case is about 10 hours a week of ac
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by chrneu 9mo ago
not defending garmin, but they completely redid the onboarding process last year. watch data and everything transfers right over to new devices now. I took me like 10 minutes to setup my new fenix a few months ago.
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by chrneu 9mo ago
as someone who only recharges their garmin watch maybe once a month(with dozens of hours of activity tracking), lol at daily recharging of a watch. that completely eliminates it as a possible product for me. even after a few years with batt
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by chrneu 9mo ago
iirc efficiency loss in wireless energy transmission is exponential? someone correct me. But basically after just a few mm the losses are so great that the amount of electricity needed becomes ridiculously wasteful. to power a running drone
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by chrneu 9mo ago
lol never gonna happen. I live in the PNW of the US where many fires have been started by transformers exploding or whatnot. Basically every community that has a fire as a result of transmission lines rebuilds them above ground/on pole
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by chrneu 9mo ago
for what it's worth, most people i know prefer windy.com over windy.app Windy.app is for wind based water activities. Windy.com is a data-heavy weather information site.
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by chrneu 9mo ago
Checkout forecast advisor. It ranks forecasting services for a location and gives you a summary forecast based on all the different services for that location. Whenever I travel I find it pretty helpful. Certain services are just garbage in
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by chrneu 9mo ago
I was an android user when it went offline. When Apple bought it they kind of mothballed it for a year or so, no updates but it still worked. Then they took the apps off the stores, but the API was still enabled for a lil while longer, so o
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by chrneu 9mo ago
this is a lil off topic, but fuck the weather channel. they've been lobbying for like a decade to get NOAA defunded. They're basically the Intuit/turbotax of the meteorology world.
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by chrneu 9mo ago
Checkout Ventusky and Windy.com Both give you a huge amount of layers and datasets to mess around with. Windy recently changed their radar stuff, though, so it might be a bit confusing.
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by chrneu 9mo ago
Ventusky and Windy.com are my go to nowadays. They give me a ton of information which enables me to make my own decisions about weather. The ability to change forecasting models really quickly is nice, too. The ventusky android app is prett
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by chrneu 9mo ago
I really like Ventusky and Windy.com Huge bag of data for you to mess around with. I've started to use it to do my own weather forecasting instead of relying on forecasting services. Where I live has a radar gap(Oregon) and ridiculousl
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by chrneu 9mo ago
checkout forecastadvisor.com and see what's the best for your area. I've sort of transitioned to using Ventusky and Windy to checkout the big picture stuff, then I make up my own mind about precipitation. I live in the PNW of the
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by chrneu 9mo ago
Dark Sky almost always over predicted rain for my area. I think that was kind of their strategy. That said, I very much miss Dark Sky on android. Also I really like a tool called Forecast Advisor. https://www.forecastadvisor.com&
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by chrneu 9mo ago
Most places I look at report both probability and give a measurement prediction. So it would be like "60% chance of rain after 2pm, total amount less than 1/10th of an inch"
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by chrneu 9mo ago
>causes the victim to fear for their safety ...this is completely up to interpretation. again, just being followed isn't a crime nor does it violate privacy as long as it occurs in public space. i could say someone on the subway was
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by chrneu 9mo ago
I hate that every article nowadays has to be judged on whether it's AI or not. So annoying.
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by chrneu 9mo ago
...people can just follow you in public. there's nothing illegal about that. there is no reasonable expectation of privacy in a public setting, nor should there be. anyone arguing there should be is giving up basic rights because they&
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by chrneu 9mo ago
i live in oregon and a bunch of the flock cameras have been vandalized. a lot of the oregon towns/cities decided to cancel or not renew their contracts though, so I think they just let em get broken and then didnt pay to repair them.
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by chrneu 9mo ago
privacy isnt impossible privacy while engaging with the digital world is it isn't hard to be private. you just can't live in or go near cities/towns as much.
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by chrneu 9mo ago
you just described a private investigator. stalking requires some kind of menacing or whatnot. i seriously doubt a judge would grant a restraining order just because you think someone is following you without any interaction. >Stalking i
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by chrneu 9mo ago
Reminder that border patrol and ice have shot 3 people in the last 48 hours, one of them resulting in a death while they refused to allow medical treatment. Then multiple government agencies lied about the evidence, got caught, and lied aga
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by chrneu 9mo ago
A lot of the folks in trump's cabinet are pro-apartheid white supremacists. they think white people in SA are the victims. Stephen Miller is a great example. I'm not disagreeing with ya, just adding more context.
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by chrneu 9mo ago
solid joke, kudos. lol
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by chrneu 9mo ago
This is very much by design. Republicans, back in the 50s and 60s, basically destroyed US immigration because of mexican farm labor. Lookup the Braseros Program and the series of mass human migrations that used to happen. This goes back to
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by chrneu 9mo ago
Nah, this is a filtering criteria. This is pay-to-illegally-immigrate. Republicans are fine with over staying visas or that kind of illegal immigration, half their spouses do it. Iirc milania did it. They only want rich criminals. Not poor
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by chrneu 9mo ago
Can't directly answer your questions, but generally each region/time period has their own style of arrowheads, so my assumption here would be that this region tends to create arrowheads in this style. The paper mentions this is a
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by chrneu 9mo ago
> Therapy can be an enabler of bad behavior Be aware that a lot of therapists are aware of this and actively try not to do this. Unfortunately, services like BetterHealth allow clients to select their therapists in ways which results in
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by chrneu 9mo ago
you are falling into the trap of ignoring the pandering. cloudflare bro is clearly pandering here and showing that, in the moment, he will say/do whatever to whomever to get what he wants. cloudflare kind of has a history of doing this
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by chrneu 9mo ago
race to the bottom logic this kind of logic will always lead to everyone losing in the long run. always. there will always be a more powerful bully that steps up to take over. history is very clear on this one.

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