connicpu

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by connicpu 2y ago
Unless you're wealthy enough to live in the core of a major metropolitan area, it's all of the states.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Who tells them the number is disconnected? That would have to come from the shady carrier enabling this stuff.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Bulk scams by mail are at least less common because mail fraud is investigated pretty seriously and results in federal felony charges. Not to mention the cost of initiation is much higher. Unfortunately individuals are still sometimes targe
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by connicpu 2y ago
Not sure about all carriers, but on mine I still get a push notification when a call gets blocked blocked by the spam filter.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Even some electronics, I don't expect anything beyond a basic BMS (which has the logic baked into the IC) is inside my battery powered drill. All it has is a direction selector switch and a trigger.
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by connicpu 2y ago
I forget which generation it was now, but many years ago I had a Samsung Galaxy phone that had a sensor that could measure your heart rate if you put your finger over it
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by connicpu 2y ago
There's no broader political win to this bill. This is something that some large donors, who likely play both parties, would want. Those kinds of bills usually sail through with bipartisan support.
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by connicpu 2y ago
(Semi-permanent) High voltage connections are usually made with spec-torqued bolts, not plastic connectors. These are for the "low voltage" (<=48V) components spread throughout the vehicle.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Probably not for the diode properties, but the transistor properties. I'm not an expert in this field, but some quick googling says GaN transistors (compared to silicon) have faster switching speeds and lower on-state resistance. I&#x2
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by connicpu 2y ago
I've been thinking about trying the OpenAI integration for home assistant[1], because controlling things in my home is primarily what I use my assistant shortcut for. The normal assistant works well enough but can be frustrating if you
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by connicpu 2y ago
That's what I've opted for as well, and I have to say I prefer it. gdscript is a nice language for high level game scripting, and on the couple occasions I needed to bring in some high-performance code I found it super easy to bui
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by connicpu 2y ago
The client side cheating would by lying about when you received the packet in order to give yourself more time to think. Even if you only shifted it by 200ms per move, that could add up to a lot over the course of a long game.
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by connicpu 2y ago
I'd agree if it was being used to ban players across many servers, but a single community server is not that big a deal to be banned from. And they seem to have had an appeals process.
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by connicpu 2y ago
If there's a part that doesn't change, eg a footer or something, you can get a head start and have it figure out the rest by deduction with a spellchecker
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by connicpu 2y ago
Why pay for the game when you can go to an onion site that will sell you hundreds of compromised accounts that own the game for a fraction of the price?
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by connicpu 2y ago
Fair considerations, I just disagree that it makes injections inherently problematic for long term use. Primarily because I have doubts about the possibility of a pill that doesn't come with more side effects than an equivalent injecta
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by connicpu 2y ago
Completely missing the point of GLP-1 agonists. The point is that it breaks the cycle by giving you the willpower to eat less. It doesn't magically make the calories you eat not contribute to your weight, it just makes it easier to eat
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by connicpu 2y ago
I'm curious what about injectables makes them specifically problematic for long term use? Diabetics already have to inject insulin for the rest of their lives, and an injectable version of the same drug usually has fewer side effects s
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by connicpu 2y ago
"It's too hard" includes "It's too hard to just magically change the environmental factors making it difficult for this specific person". We can't just magically move every obese person to NYC, and unwalka
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by connicpu 2y ago
The general idea of types with a fixed layout seems great, but I'm a lot more dubious about the idea of unsafe blocks. The web is supposed to be a sandbox where we run untrusted code and with pretty good certainty expect that it can&#x
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by connicpu 2y ago
With a reverse proxy the browser doesn't know it's talking to one
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by connicpu 2y ago
Depends. If they're running on the same box, the reverse proxy will be able to initiate tcp connections to the web server much more cheaply. Even if they're just in the same datacenter, the lower round trip latency will reduce the
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by connicpu 2y ago
It's easier to move a single military base at the end of a lease than an entire country
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by connicpu 2y ago
I'm not sure about other carriers, but for the past few years now that's how it's been on Verizon. The only lock in part is they waive interest as long as you stay a Verizon customer until it's paid off.
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by connicpu 2y ago
The Three Mile Island incident happened in one reactor at this plant in 1979, but the plant kept operating its other reactors without any further incidents until they shut down in 2019 due to economic pressures (primarily the low price of n
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by connicpu 2y ago
I feel bad for people who can't charge at home. I get to charge at my residential 11.5¢/kWh. Though I don't go far from home very often so I've never charged anywhere else. If I wasn't getting this rate the savings
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by connicpu 2y ago
I think their right to regulate this is similar to their right to tell labs working with smallpox that they have to run a tight ship to prevent leaks.
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by connicpu 2y ago
The general public can't infringe a trademark unless they're selling a competing product ;) Interestingly, Aspirin becoming a generic term in many countries was more of a result of WW1 as the allied powers seized various things fr
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by connicpu 2y ago
Isn't giving the caller control over the memory exactly what this API does? The caller just passes in a block of memory that will be used for all of the internal allocations as well as the strings returned by the API.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Personally I don't understand why so many people are so terrified of needles. Subcutaneous injection is so straightforward, even filling up the single use syringes yourself. I've done that once a week for the past nearly 7 years.

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