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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Next, google "bog butter" to see one of their more interesting uses.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Core77 doesn't do any business in the EU, so it probably isn't a concern. There's a few states in the US with cookie banner requirements, so it was probably designed around that.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I met someone who bought a Huawei one, shortly before they were prohibited in the US.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
If they let you paste your password, you might use a long, randomly generated password stored in a password manager, instead of choosing a short, easy-to-type password and using the same one everywhere.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I'd also be concerned that the rest of the domain is in English.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Last time I filed state taxes, I didn't qualify to use free electronic filing, because I was too poor, so I mailed in my taxes. I was a little concerned that postal employees present a security risk, but I'm not convinced it&#x27
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I count that as an engineering skill. If someone didn't learn engineering in a series of attempts to automate away tasks, they're not going to be a good engineer.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Being able to quickly write, to the point that documenting isn't a bother, makes things much easier to keep track of and share with others.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Thanks for the link. I'm running an Arch-based system, by the way, so I won't be able to directly use the scripts, which are expecting Debian's package manager, but I'll look at what they're doing and see if I can
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I have a pilots license and most of the engines are from the 70's, and they're huge and heavy and high displacement and hardly make any power. Engines have come a long way since then.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I'm sure my accidental clicks count for some of that. In the results page, they put an "AI Mode" button where the "All" button was, and the font doesn't have serifs on the 'I', so any time I return b
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Try eBay. Their search actually works, including with boolean operations, when you select sort by price it does exactly that, and there's only a few sponsored results per page. There's also individual pictures of every item, and
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I tried to run in on my Arc A770, but all of the binary releases I could find were compiled without OpenVINO support enabled. I tried compiling it myself, but after two days of the compiler running it failed.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Pretty much every time I contact phone support, it's because I'm trying to do something through a web interface, but for some reason what I want to do isn't possible, but is through the support agents interface, so I end up w
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Netflix is struggling to get viewers to stick with its shows for more than a season. That's because if it's any good, Netflix cancels it themselves.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
At least we limit security theater to airports. Could you imagine if you had to arrive at every bus station and train depot two hours early, so you could wait in line for a security screening that fails 95% of the time?
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
…And growing wheat on your own land to feed your own cattle somehow counts as interstate commerce, despite no commerce taking place and the wheat never leaving your property, let alone the state. (Wickard v. Filburn)
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
All generations are rediscovering the joy of going to the movies, now that there's a handful of movies worth going to the theater for. This hasn't happened since Barbenheimer.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
>The flight crew turned off the aircraft’s legitimate Wi-Fi network for around 30 minutes due to the incident. That would force everyone trying to connect to their network onto the bootleg network. Also, you don't need commercial to
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
They really shouldn't be making them in the first place. They are regulating the approval process, so to also make recommendations is a conflict of interest. It isn't just a medical thing. The NHTSA tests cars for safety, but th
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Even San Francisco is a surprisingly unwalkable city, though. Granted, it's difficult to make any area that hilly particularly walkable, but there's a pretty strong separation between residential, commercial, and industrial areas
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
The third place candidate, Al Lemmo, did accuse the second place candidate Amir Hassan, of being a trojan horse, due to his previous affiliation with the Democrat party. If someone closely following the election may also have reasons to no
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Infomaniak or Proton. They're both Swiss security-focused competitors to the Google office ecosystem. I prefer Infomakiak, because their free tier includes IMAP, which is crucial for accessibility tools, but it is also useful for gen
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
The Yacht Report followed up on this: https://youtu.be/qEo5Rw6AMMU The vessel declared a Pan Pan, not a Mayday, so there's no requirement to respond.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I always wondered why web pages sometimes have those confusing indicators. At this point, I should probably assume any time a user interface element is especially bulky or confusing that it's copied from an Apple interface.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
Someone's actually using nF, instead of 0.022uF or 22,000pF.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
It's one of the more protectionist industries in the US. At least it's not as bad as elevators, where imported ones have to be taken apart, so they can be reassembled by approved contractors.
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I'm amazed by how difficult it is to get modern variable-speed heat pumps in California. You're lucky to get a two-speed unit, but they're only marginally better than single-speed. We're stuck with 80's technology
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
I prefer to assume he's lugging a 12U mini relay rack around with him, including a UPS and cellular fallback for networking, so he can run an Android VM and use it as his cell phone. See also, this atomic clock wristwatch: http:/
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by dlcarrier 2mo ago
It's still part of the instruction to increment it by one, as opposed to write a value or offset to it, as jump instructions do.

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