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by da768 3y ago
Pretty easy with a global gitignore
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by da768 3y ago
Oh no worries, Canadian gov is pretty good at copying Australian laws. Netflix tax, link tax, etc.
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by da768 3y ago
A CBC article (edited since then) also mentioned the Raspberry Pi. Hopefully it's just bad journalism.
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by da768 3y ago
Only if said plastic bags are used as trash bags and incinerated.
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by da768 3y ago
Same, though the "biodegradable" plastic bags stores tended to use lately would end up completely teared apart after a single use. Also it seems like every store around only has non machine-washable reusable bags. Any meat or vege
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by da768 3y ago
Previous threads https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19396563 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23927773
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by da768 3y ago
The typical work contract also extends to outside work hours and personal devices.
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by da768 3y ago
Nothing a smartphone can't do. Even companies with these policies preinstall Spotify on work computers.
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by da768 3y ago
I imagine the 0xFF might be converted to 0x00 due to DC blocking capacitors/high-pass filtering, audio circuits aren't really suited for non-audible content. He might get better capture accuracy with a digital oscilloscope hooked
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by da768 3y ago
you could still hope it's a WAF issue or they're hashing passwords through the database query, though both unlikely
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by da768 3y ago
A loose gas cap triggers an EVAP leak code + check engine light on pretty much every car made since the early 2000s. Now depending on said car, all traction control and ABS might be half-disabled as soon as the CE light turns on. Usually ne
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by da768 3y ago
Last thing I know about trying to purchase commercial Dovecot, you had to harass the sales team to get an answer, and a few thousand users with 10TB+ data was "too small" for them.
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by da768 3y ago
Search for universal "TV scaler board", they do exist but I don't know how well they work.
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by da768 3y ago
Couldn't you still account for offset?
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by da768 3y ago
On the WD19/22TB it's actually user-replacable/upgradable, but parts aren't necessarily easy to find.
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by da768 3y ago
Why not, just sync them to the AC power grid they're all powered from.
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by da768 3y ago
Many companies block forwarding rules.
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by da768 3y ago
Can something be done using VoiceOver boot mode? I've already recovered macs stuck on 0 brightness after an upgrade with that... Can't find the documentation now, but it definitely exists.
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by da768 3y ago
Huh I see that... We get the Australian Breville brand in North America, and while we don't get their full product offering, it's a lot better than what I see on the Sage website. Domestic brands over here aren't even trying.
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by da768 3y ago
Got a Breville recently, seemed like the only units that weren't the same as every others out there... Not sure it's more durable, but at least it's super quiet, I can mute beep sounds, I can change time and power while foo
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by da768 3y ago
Over here everyone takes dead lights for green lights/no lights
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by da768 3y ago
Don't know, but you can definitely find GitHub profiles built on reattributing other people's PRs to OSS projects, and they end up working for Google.
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by da768 3y ago
Depends, there are Celeron N systems in the <2W idle territory thanks to the smaller node process.
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by da768 3y ago
Last used it years ago, networking would just die randomly, requiring container restarts when using multiple nodes
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by da768 3y ago
You can even use a DNS challenge and leave the 127.0.0.1 record in place.
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by da768 3y ago
Won't do, but apparently building up your contribution score helps finding a job at Google.
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by da768 3y ago
Some people have their whole "GitHub resumes" built off copy-pasted contributions. 1. Open PR 2. Get comments asking for changes, you only have time to fix it a few days later. 3. PR gets closed as fixed by another PR submitted by
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by da768 3y ago
More like 7200 RPM, but that would be 120Hz. The motor would be driven by PWM though, that's more likely to cause sound issues
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by da768 3y ago
Dogs survived CRT monitors and TVs, so I'd assume their behaviour would be known in that instance. I'm unlucky enough to hear 15 kHz, and you'd easily hear any TVs turned on two storeys away. CRT ultrasounds used to be unbear
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by da768 3y ago
Come on. Nothing regulates what we can reach on the Internet more than Turnstile/Great Firewall of Cloudflare abusing wrongful association of IPs.

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