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by cronix 4y ago
> Metadata in images serves no other purpose than invading privacy. That's not true as a blanket statement. If it weren't for gps metadata, photogrammetry[1] would be very difficult. I am able to make my own "google earth&
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by cronix 4y ago
This is one of the main reasons I bought my own docsis 3 router for about $100 6 years ago. Comcast doesn't have access to it. The other bonus is you save a lot of money over the years by not having to rent it from Comcast, every month
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by cronix 4y ago
It's literally the first text and bullet point in the article: > Democrats in the House of Representatives will propose a ban on lawmakers, their spouses and senior staff from trading stocks, Punchbowl News reported Thursday.
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by cronix 4y ago
Only 1? I get at least 6 unsolicited texts and 3-4 phone calls every damn day.
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by cronix 4y ago
Knowing the car your neighbor(s) drive and what times they come and go are very valuable marketing tools, to someone. Just like knowing what they search for and the content of their emails tells them other things about you, and your neighbo
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by cronix 4y ago
Now if only you could get your neighbors to quit too. The ones that have it are all still recording you. You really only need one or two per block to monitor everyone on the street. ML should easily be able to work out "Silver Corolla
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by cronix 4y ago
Not nearly as bad in my book as the despicable people who haphazardly give access to their contacts. I don't care if you dox yourself.
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by cronix 4y ago
You'll also find the same product with same description/images listed by multiple different "companies" all with odd names like this.
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by cronix 4y ago
Look at the timeline for Lithium-Ion batteries for the reason and where they were in the 1990's. Using very heavy lead acid batteries that you could only really use the top 50% of capacity were not economical, which is mostly what they
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by cronix 4y ago
And what in the new law would prevent them from continuing to make the same "reliable without surprises" iPhone experience you seemingly enjoy? I don't see anything that prevents them from saying "We can only guarantee a
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by cronix 4y ago
Of course they do - they work together. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zqEvQKO5_gM
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by cronix 4y ago
Archive: https://archive.ph/9ZCY5
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Gazprom Claims Force Majeure in Its Halt of Gas Deliveries to Europe(wsj.com)
23 points by cronix 4y ago|6 comments
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by cronix 4y ago
I'm not sure I'd use the word "steal" with open source projects.
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I love this software. We recently purchased 60 acres of former Weyerhaeuser Forest land with nothing on it except a logging road. Used my air2s to map it (using DroneLink as flight planning software [thank you DJI for finally releasing the
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by cronix 4y ago
There were "public access" shows on cable that showed user generated content. Not so different than the majority of tik-tok content today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G8reRPOoiw https://www.youtube
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by cronix 4y ago
Was it a basic calculator or a graphing one that could store data on it?
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None of which precludes them from asking first, or attempting to.
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by cronix 4y ago
Meanwhile, the Ruble is up from where it was just before the invasion. There is a sudden drop off during the month following the invasion in late Feb when sanctions were applied, but risen since then. It's currently sitting at a 5 year
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by cronix 4y ago
Probably for a minority, the rest just did it because it was free and easy.
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by cronix 4y ago
> So a party that wins 35% of the vote gets 35% of the seats. And those seats are expected to vote as a block unless there is an extreme question of conscience. Yes, essentially we can just keep the main leaders of each party and assign
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by cronix 4y ago
It's also very easy to overload the midi bandwidth with polyphonic aftertouch data, which is likely why it wasn't used in more early synths. The CS80 used it internally since it didn't have midi and could only be routed inter
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by cronix 4y ago
For those not wanting to be forced to login or don't have an account to read comments: https://nitter.net/paulg/status/1282055086433284103
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by cronix 4y ago
The 9 year old me didn't know who Vangelis was, but my whole family loved watching Cosmos and loved the music in the early 80's. I loved his music long before I knew who made it. We had the record and played it all the time and wa
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by cronix 4y ago
Starlink RV is only currently meant to be used while stationary and can't track while in motion, which is why the hardware is identical to the home unit. They're supposed to be coming out with new hardware that allows use while in
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by cronix 4y ago
Sounds like they added a gimbal or something?
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> Nobody needs this stuff, even if you enjoy it. Like alcohol? Sports cars? Cars that can go faster than the fastest speed limit? Large houses? International travel? Where precisely would you like to draw that arbitrary line? Are there a
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I took mine out and use them as refrigerator magnets. They are awesomely strong. No more cheap magnets sliding down the refrigerator not holding weight. Edit: Daughter really liked using the shiny platters in art projects (after degaussing
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Would be nice if XBox was inserted into the title.... "...that xbox game activity..."
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I wonder why there just isn't a variable resistor on the side or something for that purpose like all of the other knobs on the things? Or an off/on knob that doubles as a brightness control. Could even be tactile with 5 positions

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