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by corint 8y ago
http://radio.garden/ It's what you get when you smush internet radio and a virtual globe together. I really enjoy exploring different parts of the world and listening to their music.
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by corint 8y ago
Does Google 2FA still have the option to telephone the code through to a phone? If you have a direct-dial number to your desk phone would that not work? Or any service that lets you read your text messages remotely; Pushbullet or anything o
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by corint 8y ago
Yes; with pinning music offline it's still encrypted & within the Spotify app. The app needs to be connected to the internet at least every 30 days to ensure that your subscription is still current (and, presumably, that all those
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by corint 8y ago
I'd think that if the reseller sold the device as being capable of working with bluetooth v4 and the A2DP profile, only for that not to be the case, then you absolutely have the right to take it up with them. Surely by their not advert
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by corint 8y ago
What prevents those details from being mapped by volunteers though? Consider openinframap, for most western nations that looks to be pretty spot on?
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by corint 8y ago
Absolutely agreed, I am struggling to think of many downsides. Maybe some wasps or bees start a nest near a panel meaning it's difficult to clean the panel? Hopefully the nest gets left alone & the efficiency lost is tolerated, to
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by corint 8y ago
I'm now trying to use OSMAnd wherever possible. If there's a location I can't use it to find, I'll revert to Google Maps (and click 'no' to the opt in nag). When home, I'll make sure to update OpenStreetMa
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by corint 8y ago
Perhaps overall it's dubious, but I was once overtaking a large lorry on a 2-lane section of motorway, so I was between the central crash barrier and the lorry. As I drew level with the front of the trailer / the back of the tract
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by corint 8y ago
Please forgive my ignorant question, but if they're already peering with a lot of networks, why would those networks change to paying for transit from them? Or do you think they'd start to steal paying transit customers away from
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by corint 8y ago
That's what I was thinking as well; I wonder if it would be as simple as recording all of them, aligning them in Audacity and playing back the resultant mix? Any dropouts on one tape would be largely overruled by the (strong) signal fr
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by corint 8y ago
For Sky TV in the UK, the Sky TV satellite boxes occasionally display the subscriber number in a faint font just above the channel logo in the top-right. If you've simply hooked up the satellite decoder to a video capture device with a
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by corint 8y ago
That's excellent - thank you! I use my macbook at my desk quite a lot, and so usually it's plugged in and sat at 100% charge for hours (days?) at a time. So the ability to hold it at around a 40%-70% SOC is really useful