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by connicpu 2y ago
Haha, good idea for my next revision
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by connicpu 2y ago
One of the nice things you can actually solve with a thermostat on your LAN! I have a button for "Just run the heat/ac for 30 minutes because I'm hot/cold in the moment", without changing the actual set point.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Personally I consider the fact that my DIY thermostat has no buttons to change the temperature a feature, but lots of people have varying feelings on who's allowed to be adjusting the thermostat and it's good to have options :)
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by connicpu 2y ago
Well that's highly confusing. I'm surprised there wasn't a trademark dispute.
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by connicpu 2y ago
In the case of starlink, it's completely useless without the phased array antenna because the signals are highly directional.
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by connicpu 2y ago
We'll use anything but metric lol. It's about 1,233 cubic meters of water.
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by connicpu 2y ago
My mom was a teacher around that time, the school instructed her to stay on guard against kids who were watching the show
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by connicpu 2y ago
This also affects gameplay, but your map will have a lot more green if you turn up the moisture setting on world gen :) and you can have fresh green trees all the time in the space age DLC once you unlock tree farming
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by connicpu 2y ago
The car takes up space in the city the entire time it's there, even if the congestion impact is less while it's parked.
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by connicpu 2y ago
UnitedHealthcare is already using AI to deny claims, and reportedly I've heard that 90% of the AI denials that are appealed end up approved when it gets to a human.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Part of why I avoid password managers that use their own cloud system. Storing my vault in a regular cloud database, not a password-specific one, to me makes it much less likely my vault will be compromised.
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by connicpu 2y ago
They had cash when they signed up, they don't anymore
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by connicpu 2y ago
Presumably they chose the weakest option where it can boot without a pin/password just using a key stored in the TPM.
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by connicpu 2y ago
What? No investigation? This is pretty close to the top of the Wikipedia article on the matter: The Swedish and Danish investigations were closed in February 2024 without identifying those responsible,[16][17] but the German investigation i
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by connicpu 2y ago
The new rule does have clarification that they at least have to show you the final price with taxes+shipping before they're allowed to take your credit card. Those ones I get, because they can't be calculated without knowing your
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by connicpu 2y ago
Right, they can seize my yubikey but the 5th amendment protects me from being compelled to hand over the pincode protecting it.
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by connicpu 2y ago
The real answer is you shouldn't tell law enforcement anything without an attorney present, and the best advice would be to heed your attorney's advice on the matter for whether you personally should give up your passwords or not.
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by connicpu 2y ago
When a sub is submerged, by definition it is buoyant and therefore has the same average density as the surrounding water. Unless your gravity sensor is so sensitive it can detect the different densities on a per-cubic meter basis (or smalle
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by connicpu 2y ago
I'm not sure if you're serious, but that guy was already 20 when the game came out.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Microsoft also made a version of C++ that integrated with the .NET garbage collector. Just because it doesn't fit with how most people use the language doesn't mean someone won't find it useful. Not like this will ever become
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by connicpu 2y ago
At the very least all the homes in one village probably looked very similar, since in those times the exact aesthetic would be subject to the availability of local materials.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Ah my mistake, it is in fact USB 2.0. There does exist an M.2 key which can provide USB 3, but that's Key B not E.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Sometimes not even that. On my motherboard the E key slot is just USB. EDIT: Originally said USB3, but it's actually USB 2.0.
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by connicpu 2y ago
They aren't sniffing around residential homes unless they have a reason to suspect someone is interfering with someone else's licensed spectrum, but if you're _selling_ a device that doesn't comply with the legal limits
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by connicpu 2y ago
I know at least MSVC's memcpy on x86_64 still results in a rep movsb if the cpuid flag that says rep movsb is fast is set, which it should be on all x86 chips from about 2011/2012 and onward ;)
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by connicpu 2y ago
Wealth being correlated with better health outcomes is nothing new either
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by connicpu 2y ago
It's always true if you're self-employed!
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by connicpu 2y ago
An indicator light hardwired is nice but I apparently can't trust hardware manufacturers to design it properly. My work laptop (HP Dragonfly) has a physical blocker that closes over the camera when I haven't explicitly pressed the
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by connicpu 2y ago
I don't literally spend all day in a browser, but I technically use one most of the day since vscode is based on Electron. My second monitor flips between Firefox and my terminal tmux session, about a 50/50 time split. I'm su
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by connicpu 2y ago
That might be a little high given how many small boats exist in this country, but definitely agree the vast majority will never tow.

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