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> I am kind of OCD about keeping it between 40-80% charged Why?
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> But it's not always big tech may have privacy leaks or would sell your data directly to data brokers most of the time, it's small apps like this. Do you have any data to back this up
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3y ago
If they wanted to generate revenue they could simply post up at literally any traffic light in the city and ticket the 99% of drivers that just roll through the red light when turning right.
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3y ago
> X, the platform formerly known as Twitter I am so tired of reading this. Just call it Twitter. Nobody on earth thinks X is a good change other than Elon and his reply guys. An added bonus is that it will make him mad, and it’s funny wh
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3y ago
I was offered $30 for a 5 star review of a digital caliper I had bought. I never review anything, but it was a good product and worth 5 stars so I took the money. The $30 was like 75% of the purchase price or something I have otherwise igno
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3y ago
It is infuriating how many websites require you to give out your phone number in order to sign up or log in these days.
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3y ago
I have no idea what this guy is talking about: > The new UI is impossible to use hands-free. Cooks who want to set or change a timer while deboning a chicken are out of luck. I opened the timer from my watch face, scrolled down to a 30 m
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3y ago
This got me thinking that I should pre-pay my domain for a few years at least. Namecheap is only letting me add one year though. Bugger.
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3y ago
Yes to all of your questions, at least in my experience.
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3y ago
I want less hassle, not more. Linux still has a very long way to go in gaming - some things still require a bunch of tweaking, some games suffer from poor frame rates or just plain don’t work at all. Also I vastly prefer the windows desktop
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3y ago
Glad I switched to ReviOS and don’t have to deal with these shenanigans. https://revi.cc/
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3y ago
I wish it was popular nation wide. We don’t have them in BC. The 4L jugs take up so much more space.
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3y ago
Swiftfin is what I was talking about. The "Jellyfin Mobile" app doesn't support Apple TV at all, and Swiftfin is a far worse experience than Plex's Apple TV app.
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3y ago
Their Apple TV app is pretty bad compared to Plex, and that is like 99% of my usage.
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I wouldn't really call working an average of nearly 15 hours a day, 7 days a week, living their best lives. I would argue that that is actually a really shit way to live your life.
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3y ago
Tomalgae
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I couldn't be happier with a hybrid setup. My gf and I have an account that we both contribute mortgage and utility money into. Our finances are otherwise completely separate. We buy whatever we want and trust each other to pay our sha
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4y ago
I did this with my A80J last year. During initial setup there is the option to disable all of the smart TV features. It's quite nice. Firmware updates can also be applied via USB stick, so it never needs to connect.
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4y ago
The majority of listings are cheap rebranded junk from brands with random six letter all caps names. Or in this case, cheap fake junk. Amazon doesn't care. They don't care about the flood of fake reviews They don't care that
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4y ago
the 3d vis is great. it's hard to put a sense of scale on mountain biking rides. this helps a lot. very well done, looking forward to more
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I've been wanting to set up vaultwarden with Docker. However the setup guide[1] uses caddy with ports 443 and 80, but I already have traefik set up with those ports, so docker-compose aborts. My docker knowledge is quite minimal, so I
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> https://fingerprintjs.com/blog/audio-fingerprinting/ > It is particularly useful to identify malicious visitors attempting to circumvent tracking Ah yes, the visitor trying to not be tracked is the malicio
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> unexplained resume gap Resume gaps shouldn't have to be explained. If someone thinks you're a bad hire because you don't dedicate every moment of your life to working, they are probably not someone you want to work for a
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hckrnews.com is the only way I view the site. Just needs dark mode (I guess I can just use darkreader, but built in would be cool)
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I am not seeing any autoplaying videos unrelated to the article that pop into a PIP window in the bottom of the screen as you scroll causing the amount that you've scrolled to jump so you lose your place
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With Tangerine I have set up the secret question thing where my answers are secure passwords generated with my password manager. Their login asks for the secure question answer before the 4-6 digit useless pin entry, so it has that going fo
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> staffed with below-average IQ people > I'm going to be working nights and weekends for at least a year I find it highly amusing that you're complaining about coworkers being unintelligent then following it up with "I&
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This looks to be a nice alternative to the official app, which I mostly dislike due to its non-standard gigantic popup that appears when I click on it in the system tray. I only use Dropbox to store my 1password vault so I don't really
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> Arthur is the longest-running kids animated series in history No it isn't. Sandmännchen has been on the air for over 60 years.
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The Rocky Mountains are hundreds of kilometres east of the Fraser Valley. The mountains between the coast and the Fraser Valley is the Coast range.
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