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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I just recently signed up for Infomaniak (www.infomaniak.com) which I believe meets all those requirements, although I can't speak for their uptime, because I haven't used it long enough. It does let you use IMAP on the free accou
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Yes, but only for the business directly owned. In the US, it's perfectly legal to run things through shell companies that make things much more difficult. E.g. instead of directly owning the company, he could put his share in fully-o
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
It regularly blocks me too. I've begun search Google for: what does [url] say about [search query] It'll make a Gemini summary of the page, and can be prompted for more details. It's really the only use for Gemini I've
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Uni-Solar used to (or maybe still does?: http://www.uni-solar.com/products/commercial-products/pvl/in... ) make flexible 3-mm-thick self-adhesive solar film, and if I remember correctly it could be installed o
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
To put it in another context, it's half of the maximum payload of a refrigerated shipping container.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Even informing someone where to get the record breaks most web sites policies. It also violates the DMCA, when done for copyrighted data.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
If inflation is the end goal, quantitative easing works much better. Tariffs aren't about much else than taxes. Tariff wars aren't two countries trying to fight each other, they're two countries using the other as an excuse
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Usenet handles it fine, and it predates federated email.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Getting around Twitter's blocking of non-logged-in accounts predates Musk's purchase of Twitter. I don't know the specifics of XCancel, but the niche existed beforehand.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Email has federated pretty reliably. Granted, it's nearly impossible to host your own server, because the rest will automatically assume you are only sending spam, but the well-known servers all federate quite nicely. Worst case scen
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I didn't get much use out of XCancel, because it usually assumed I was a bot and refused to show me the page. It's web scrapers with anti-scraping filters, all the way down.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I presume the post is referencing principal councils in England or Wales. They're powerful enough to make life difficult, but small enough to not get a lot of oversight. From what I've heard, it's like a government-backed H
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
You can download a copy of Wikipedia here: https://dumps.wikimedia.org/kiwix/zim/wikipedia/ I highly recommend it (although wait until their servers aren't overloaded) especially if you can fit a copy on
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I can't watch the video right now, but I presume LFP, from the thumbnail. They're a lot less likely to catch on fire than NMC chemistries.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I highly recommend getting a small, cheap FPGA development board with something supported by Yosys, like a Latice ICE40UP5k, Efinix T8F81C2, or GOWIN GW1NR-9. Yosys is a super lightweight open-source FPGA toolchain that really easy to get u
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
…and when it comes to the most common use of big-iron GPUs right now, neural network engines, they're all so poorly put together that a papercut is often fatal. If every dependency isn't the exact needed version, the whole thing
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
This guy is the king of driving e-ink displays, although the current run is only 13.3 inch: https://www.crowdsupply.com/modos-tech/modos-flow I have an e-ink phone from Bigme, and their refresh rates are pretty good to
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
That's a Bluetooth thing: https://xkcd.com/2055/ My theory is that it's because the Bluetooth protocol is named in honor of the Viking king Harald "Bluetooth" Gormsson, who conquered several dispara
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I had an internship at HP in the early 2000's, and my computer was a terminal that connected to an X server in a data center. Doing everything as a service is not a new idea, and suppliers have been trying to push it for decades. The
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Transformer models are quickly becoming a commodity, and I suspect in time we'll all be running them locally. Even now, you can run something pretty useful on a 16 GB graphics card, and I suspect a decade into the future, entry level
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Keep on eye on TechTechPotato ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1r0DG-KEPyqOeW6o79PByw ) for updates. Ian has put enough pressure on other companies to get them to allow third-party verification.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Taalas uses a design that requires masked ROM layers specific to a model, but Etched uses a newer design with a specialized RAM that supports any transformer model.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Here's what I do: :wq[enter] …then I notice I forgot to press escape and typed that text into the document, so I undo it with this [esc][shift+j] k[end]dl.. …before finally saving and quitting, the right way:
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I solved it by buying a e-ink phone, so it's much easier to read on it. It took me a month or so, to break the habit of taking off my sunglasses and trying to put the screen in the shade, when I need to look at it.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
With a pyramid shaped building, the value of a location is more about whether or not it has windows then how high it is.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
We already have a 10% rental vacancy rates in Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, and Texas, ( https://ksdata.ku.edu/ksdata/ksah/housing/4house1.pdf ) despite some of those states having the fastest growing populatio
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
One thing that's always bugged me about Georgism, or property taxes in general, is that you can't be self sufficient and it makes colonization mandatory. There's still plenty of parts of the world where people live off the la
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
The call for the right to "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness" in the declaration of independence is based on John Locke's attestation of the right to Life, Liberty, and Property. If we want to actually treat property
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Check out interventional RCTs for near-infrared light exposure. They're showing a lot more promise than for ultraviolet light exposure or vitamin D supplementation.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
To be even more of a pedant, because asphalt is a subset concrete, any comparison between asphalt and concrete is automatically implied as a comparison between asphalt and non-asphalt concrete, and to specify would be redundant. It's j

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