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by denimnerd42 2y ago
Denim in $150-300 japanese levis stye reproduction jeans is 50-100% heavier duty than department store jeans. 12-25oz per square yard vs 6-10 in department store. I get 3-5 years before I start getting holes. I do white collar and home impr
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
been doing this since 2012... autossh wasn't the solution back then even. you want ServerAliveCountMax too but default is 3.
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
there's the skin effect though https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_effect so high voltage DC is a better option
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
the MS vs code python plugin being closed source is also a major bummer.
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
yes? my preferred desktop env is linux.
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
blue cruise isnt available on my full road trip route.
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
i took the leap and it's been more than I could have wished for. i don't have a ton of miles, maybe 10k miles but no issues. it's just level 2 driving which is better than anything OEMs offer.
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
you couldn't see yourself eating breakfast at 8 or 9 and lunch at 12-1 every day? two meals is a perk at my job and it's great. one of my friends at another job with same benefit doesn't have kids so he goes to work at 11 and
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
yup just easier to use my bofa card which is 2.625% on everything (due to platinum honors preferred rewards which is "easy" to obtain with some >100k in a brokerage account - could be equities, CDs, money market.. whatever)
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
it could still use wifi underlying
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
I wish they'd put a usb-c on both sides so you could route the charging cable either way.
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/developer-library/guide...
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
And the fees are basically pure profit while the interest payments have a huge cost and risk.
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
I don't know.. Maybe in the good times. They are highly risky though and require a lot of capital backing that may not show up directly on the P&L. https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/bank-america-pro
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
I guess. Revolving credit is expensive for the bank to hold. They have to allocate a lot of capital to back the revolving unsecured debt compared to other secured loans. I think they'd rather just make money on the regular fees and not
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
I always assumed banks made money on credit cards from the transaction fees. I think the interest rates are mostly there to scare you into paying your bill. It seems like once a CC balance gets out of control the bank's ability to reca
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
they want you to shop with your voice because there is a lot of friction if you then decide that's not what you really wanted. most people if they mistakenly order something with alexa will just let it be delivered, not cancel it. same
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
oh interesting. well if someone wants to learn more via a search engine could use terms distillation column crash and: > The incident occurred at about 11:20 a.m. April 27 on State Highway 36 near State Highway 317 in West Temple.
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
accident involving one in the news recently. impatient/distracted driver crashed into the transport truck. https://www.tdtnews.com/news/business/article_c49e80c8-124b-... .
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
The problem with a random nonce is that most implementations also use a nonce of 12 bytes which under some use cases might not be enough before you repeat a nonce. So to remedy this they suggest using a counter but this could be hard to imp
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
oh wow. i can't wait to see more!
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
seems like everyone has this idea now if you search google. https://www.google.com/search?q=password+manager+with+usb+ke... https://github.com/tejado/Authorizer https://hackaday.com/202
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
i've thought of all kinds of iterations with varying levels of security. the phone with BT encryption would be fine in general but that would get picked apart for security if you actually tried to market it as secure. the really secur
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
Siri already has an optional text button on the lockscreen. They changed the shortcut though. For me in ios17 it's a long press on the side button.
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
The offline device with a plugin usb keyboard that "types" in your username and password is exactly what i've wanted forever. There are some devices people have made and posted online. I made a POC with an old android phone
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
If I could use gnome at work I would totally switch back to Linux full time. I used gnome 3 for years during HS and college but it was too jarring to switch back and forth once I had to start using Windows full time. The window management m
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
My wife uses chatgpt for this. The only problem is the output might be better English and less grammar mistakes but it reads downright cringy to a native English speaker. I think it’s easily identifiable as being passed through an LLM too b
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
I've put tens of thousands of miles on a comma.ai. it's just hands free lane keep assist. it solves my hand/shoulder fatigue issues over long drives. it's not autonomous driving and doesn't pretend to be. if you wan
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
I think that's up for debate depending on application.. the longer wheelbase gives much more stability and comfort which is important on long drives. Vs a cabover might be a better design for a tight city.
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by denimnerd42 2y ago
was just thinking the other day due to the latest iPad release.. I dont know how people stand to use an iPad when you can get a 13" Macbook air or in your case the 12" and just use that. Just the fact that the screen is held to t

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