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2y ago
I'd also consider it very lucky that the rifle wasn't securely strapped in while it was being pulled across the room.
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2y ago
Traditionally the way to prevent "callback hell" is to use something like async/await syntax. Without that there aren't a ton of good options. Like you mentioned, you could switch to promises with polling.
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2y ago
Molyneux is obviously infamous for over promises and under delivering, but Fable (Fable, Fable The Lost Chapters, etc.) had such a special place in my heart. An amazing game with raunchy wit, moving story, and great fantasy world building.
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2y ago
Can't you install trusted certificates by hand on iOS?
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2y ago
Generally apps like Fiddler generate their own cert which you load onto the device and accept. My understanding is this allows it intercept and re-write requests. When you do this, apps using cert. pinning will sniff out your "wrong&
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2y ago
Great step. NACS is so nice compared to CCS 1. Can't wait for this to standardize and EV charging stations to stop being so novel.
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2y ago
> ultra targeted How positive are we that by standards didn't get the same batch of devices?
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2y ago
Good point. I must have donated at some point because I use it often and don't remember seeing that.
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2y ago
nodejs.org is also kinda down[1], wonder if it is related [1] https://status.nodejs.org/
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2y ago
I am partial to QuickScan[1] as it is free and has no ads. It does not seem to be open source though. [1] https://www.quickscanapp.com/
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2y ago
Projects line Frankenfridge are a blast until you want a product that "just works".
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2y ago
They should update the map with prices of nacho fries. It would be all black. RIP nacho fries, until next time.
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2y ago
Was hoping for more backwards compatibility with older generations.
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2y ago
My Model 3 and Model Y do not have AM but do have FM. Did they remove that from base models? You can also play MP3 files from a flash drive and navigate. Can't help you with the stick shift though!
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2y ago
JSON?
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2y ago
Valetudo has been awesome on my Roborock S5s. It does occasionally hang up so I have some reboot cludge scripts, but in general its pretty solid. And way more than you can ask for from some random guy on the internet.
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2y ago
A friend has his kids use LTE Apple Watches. He set them up with his iPhone and they don't have them. It supports "Kid" mode on the watches and everything. They can call and text him when ever they want, which is really ni
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2y ago
Not to be confused with Shelly the IoT device manufacturer: https://www.shelly.com/en-us
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2y ago
Haven't you seen National Treasure? Who knows what sort of eye wear sits behind those bricks!
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2y ago
If you're OK doing it manually (not scripted), Inkscape can do this.
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2y ago
I think their ad placement is even better than their pricing. API Result: GET https://api.isevenapi.xyz/api/iseven/6/ {"ad":"Buy isEvenCoin, the hottest new cryptocurrency!","iseven&q
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2y ago
From my experience fiber-oriented ISPs don't really care about bandwidth usage because they don't over-provision their network nearly as bad as copper-based ones.
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2y ago
2Gbps is nice for nightly off-site backups and occasional file sharing with friends and family, but it's totally overkill for me.
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2y ago
I am thankful every day that Ziply Fiber bought out Frontier in the PNW. They offer up to 50Gbps service and are rock solid (at least at my 2Gbps plan). They are active on reddit (or was when I used to use it), have a YouTube channel, and
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2y ago
I wonder how the test pilots are going. If I were them I'd be a little stoked to get the extra time on station.
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2y ago
Part of making data-driven decisions is knowing when you don't have enough data, which seems to be a theme with this incident. Lots of uncertainty.
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2y ago
FYI the syntax highlighting on some of the code blocks makes it unreadable.
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Semantic-release – automated version management and package publishing
(github.com)
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Apologies for submitting it here if it caused any sense of being overwhelmed. Hopefully FOSS is supportive here instead of overwhelming. Thanks for sharing the project with the internet!
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2y ago
No video of the trail cam in the article? Edit: Found it here https://youtu.be/ZkkMhLq0cm0?t=18
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