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> burger means civilian Nice try, so you tell me that the burger hospital I passed by is not in fact a place where they patch up burgers until they’re back on their feet? A lot of countries have a unique ID for their citizens which is
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There are some problems brewing in society for quite some time now. A demographic for which things changed too much, too fast, and not at all for the better will sooner or later react in a way nobody will like. I remember reading an articl
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> A lot of devices are not compliant though That's exactly the problem, there was no standard protocol for communication over Zigbee. Manufacturers could implement whatever they wanted on top of it and put the Zigbee logo, like you
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> the hub they talk to might, but since these are standardized (Matter and/or Zigbee define standard protocols for devices like this), you wont have problems picking another hub. For Matter (regardless of network connectivity - WiFi
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> You never needed a bucket of hubs with things like zigbee2mqtt or the Zigbee implementation in Home Assistant That works, I am doing the same. But the average consumers don't want to be bothered to run HA, they want things to work
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Zigbee is the wireless network protocol. The equivalent to it on the Matter side is called Thread, also based on Zigbee from what I read (was developed by Connectivity Standards Alliance, formerly known as Zigbee Alliance). Zigbee and Threa
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To "encourage" the owner to re-enable the connectivity. Google threatens to ban your Youtube account if you block ads. Companies will go out of their way to nudge, push, or force you to keep the data collection (or ads) gravy trai
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> I can tell the difference between 1080p (or upscaled 1080p) and 4k Are you talking about the resolution of the video or of the screen itself? Lower resolution video looks worse also because of the compression. I saw bigger difference f
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YASA doesn't call it a hub motor specifically but that's one place where it helps to save as much weight as possible. And for the cars most likely to have 1000+HP weight matters too. A Tesla motor weighs 100-200lbs, so saving that
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> Trump added that he did not recall meeting Zhao and had "no idea who he is", only that he had been told that the businessman was a victim of a "witch hunt" by the administration of former US president Joe Biden. Thi
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Well that was trigger happy and arguing for the sale of arguing. We have different definitions of what an advanced civilization is. On #1, do you see the lack of written records as cutting down bureaucracy? Because historians see it as a pe
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> I think you’re wrong. But that’s irrelevant. The fact that it exists now is what gives it staying power. You said OP was wrong to say " that has nothing to do with the Bay Area and everything to do with accidents of history "
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> I bet ancient people saw themselves as the pinnacle of civilisation, much like we do now. I think the Romans were right to believe that, and so are we today. But the ride wasn't sa clean, steady slope up. For example there's
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> and those struggled with thermal management of the chips An ironic mirror of the PowerPC era when every version of the G5 was struggling with high power consumption and heat generation when operated at any competitive frequency/pe
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> forces people to upgrade every year People who upgrade every year don't do it for technical needs. We're long past the times when phones were inadequate and yearly improvements were big leaps that made them less unusable. Yea
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Here is an example of how video can work with "user friendly" E2EE: https://support.apple.com/guide/icloud/icloud-homekit-secure... > It’s all end-to-end encrypted > The video is privately analyzed
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I have a bunch of cameras from various vendors, some with open FW, some with their original FW, all cut off from the internet. They used to be connected to Frigate but due to performance issues I offloaded the work to Scrypted on a RPi and
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> the life after parenting doesn't sound so appealing anymore, not when it starts at 50 instead of 36. Even if you have kids at 18 you won’t be done with parenting at 36. Maybe they leave the home, maybe not, you will still have to
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Collect it directly at the audio jack and skip the water-bubble-light chain entirely. You won’t get out more than the energy of the sound wave you put in, you’ll get quite a bit less actually.
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Sorry, I just saw you objected to the lack of information for battery capacity, not the type of hybrid or chemistry.
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> Battery capacity (kWh) 13.6 It's under Weights/Capacities but you have to expand the section yourself, no way to link directly to it.
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Isn't the big picture in the middle of the page [0] the list? [0] https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/curl-...
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> There's no legit business in Myanmar I'm thinking the same. But there's probably plenty of illegitimate business, non-scammy terminals in the country which generate revenue. Complying was the best option for Musk even
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> It literally remains stable for less time. Nine months instead of 5+ years, up to 12 if you pay them. Isn't "stability" in this context a direct reference to feature set which stays stable? When a version is designated s
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Sorry but your post is all over the place. It's not nice to introduce random things in a conversation and force anyone who wants to respond to you to address all that randomness. > I don't know why the attitude persists that th
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I was thinking of your description of the situation before sv_pure. What you wrote sounded like "sure some people completely destroyed the game but you got to see some cool skins". Skins can't make up for wallhacks, and wal
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> Sure, people installed transparent wall textures, but there was also a lot of cool customization to be done This undersells how bad it was to play a game with people who can see through walls and hear your footsteps from a mile away. N
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Making status symbols cheaper means they're no longer exclusive or grant status. So people go looking for other exclusive status symbols.
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Didn’t Musk ask Brazil the same “or what” question and had to back down? Musk and Starlink do legitimate business in Myanmar, why put it all at risk just to protect those 2500 subscriptions? Why is everyone with a keyboard so adamant to “fi
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> How do you distinguish between a terminal under the control of a scam center versus, say, a journalist who has traveled to the vicinity of the call center to interview people and make a report. You are told by the local law enforcement

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