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2y ago
That is a truly unfortunate name. Guessing English not your first language?
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2y ago
Well, for one, this exists, and Google Sky doesn’t any more.
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2y ago
My wife worked a bunch on this film, and it's absolutely great. (Among other things, she handles IP requests for the MIT Museum, where much of Shannon's stuff is kept.)
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2y ago
I (46, male, USian) was unaware that anyone did this outside of 20th century sitcoms.
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2y ago
Somewhat better, 867/114, but still not the symmetric I get on typical real workloads.
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2y ago
Unfortunately, it's not actually very useful, as whatever server they're using on the other end is severely constrained. networkQuality gives me: Downlink: 884.856 Mbps, 198 RPM - Uplink: 13.238 Mbps, 198 RPM whereas speedtest (wh
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2y ago
But they do, every day, because fighting is far more expensive than acceding.
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2y ago
And then there's Pepsi. https://www.goldennumber.net/wp-content/uploads/pepsi-arnell...
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2y ago
No idea.
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2y ago
A friend of mine bet me $1000 in 2004 that Apple would be out of business in 5 years. Best bet i ever made, but if only I’d put my winnings in AAPL!
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2y ago
No, I learned as a kid in the 80s from a tape.
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2y ago
The European mind cannot comprehend how primitive American consumer banking is.
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2y ago
Not sure what you mean by 'full featured' - this is a microcontroller, with no OS. That said, yes, I could have had it talk SMTP directly - there is a SMTP library that works in MicroPython - but I figured I'd rather be able
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2y ago
https://lcwo.net/ is the way to learn
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2y ago
Huh? I don't even know what "didn't support" would even mean . A CGI script isn't anything special. It's just "a thing that gets called with some environment variables, and prints out some text (on stdout
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2y ago
Absolutely awful! I'm very glad I didn't wire it straight into the pi but put a connector in the middle so I can replace it. It works and is silent to actuate but as you say the ergonomics are bad. I have to reach for it and it
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2y ago
It's been working reliably for me for a few weeks now, 1 or 2 messages a night. To be clear - I am not sending myself long emails! I am sending one or two words, like "TEMP PROB" or "MULCH" to jog my memory in the m
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Show HN: Midnight Reminders via Morse Code
(github.com)
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2y ago
Wisdom tooth extraction (when there isn't an obvious need) is probably not backed by evidence[0][1] [0] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1963310/ [1] https://www.cochranelibrary.com/cd
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2y ago
Which is why it's part of the greater universe, not the regular one.
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2y ago
That's news to me, who's doing it right now on my imac m1.
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2y ago
Nobody's stopping you from segmenting one big monitor into different regions; and you get to choose how big those regions are from day to day rather than being forced into it.
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2y ago
are you ok man
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2y ago
"It's the volts that jolt but the mils [milliamps] that kills."
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2y ago
Yes, there are plenty of them. That is not the point I was making.
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2y ago
I did Chicago-SF on the Zephyr about 20 years ago. It was a nightmare disaster of a trip. Nearly all our movement was at night due to cargo scheduling. We ended up arriving over 48 hours late. To Amtrak's credit - we complained and the
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2y ago
Well, if they do sue them, it'll be easy to get documents back and forth, given Flickr.org and Flickr.com are headquartered in the same office.
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2y ago
Anyone who thinks Tesla is “as good as it gets” hasn’t tried literally almost any other EV in the last few years.
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2y ago
What about those of us who can explain our ideas and thinking clearly and in great detail in writing but would struggle to even prove we've heard of the topic orally?
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2y ago
It's a way to increase the risk of injury to your knees and ankles and strain your back and shoulders while taking walks, and in general make walking more unpleasant. Some people think it's an exercise 'life hack'.
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