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by dylan604 29d ago
If you have one, can't you just look at the router to the MAC being reported?
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by dylan604 29d ago
If you're only using it as a screen for the AppleTV, why connect it to the network at all?
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by dylan604 1mo ago
Your link is about the smaller "pocket" version. I would use that for the close up shots for inserts or whatever where the framing is too tight for the full size chart. The full size chart[0] is closer to the size of a slate. So a
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by dylan604 1mo ago
> The US has repeatedly proven that ITAR is for them as much of a military thing as it is an economic one, and that they're willing to use it against allies. If we refuse to learn that lesson, it's on us not them. I'm actu
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by dylan604 1mo ago
I worked in camera department on a low budget feature and one of my contributions was using a ColorChecker. The DP was concerned it would take too much time, and the director echoed those concerns. We compromised by only using the chart on
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by dylan604 1mo ago
I think True Believer is worse. I would say that if someone is willing to try something while still willing to accept that it might not work but need to confirm they'd be a rational person. A True Believer will not accept that the thin
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by dylan604 1mo ago
The entire cabinet and appointed administration positions is full of the closest to Idiocracy level people.
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by dylan604 1mo ago
I only use gmail for providing to services. I have a fastmail account that I use for stuff I want. I treat gmail as a PO Box and my fastmail as my private mailbox. It is rare that I actually need to read my gmail other than when services on
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by dylan604 1mo ago
How does this happen with an online app? I understand how it happens when you place a bet with the local bookie.
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by dylan604 1mo ago
How did Citizen's United affect journalism? To me, the rules on how large a media conglomerate could get being changed in favor of allowing the conglomerate to grow even larger did some heavy lifting. Journalism publishers no longer ha
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by dylan604 1mo ago
What are the odds on the prediction market that this will happen?
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by dylan604 1mo ago
If you win this bet, does the payout come delivered to your door by the police and fire chief?
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by dylan604 1mo ago
Now I'm curious what the other 10% is.
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by dylan604 1mo ago
To me it's worse because you have to know which version of English. Is it grey or gray, color or colour, shop or shoppe? At least boot is spelled boot even if it is the trunk.
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by dylan604 1mo ago
> semitones? a fifth? a fifth of what? it is seven notes or 3/2's there is no 5. I learned to read sheet music as a kid by my mom taking me to piano lessons. I cannot play the piano but I know where the notes are that correspon
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by dylan604 1mo ago
That's one of those too good to be true concepts.
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by dylan604 1mo ago
This is widely visible as a very real thing and why charlatans are able to be charlatans. Not sure why it is phrased as something that needs to be imagined
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by dylan604 1mo ago
People used to joke that W was the bottom of the barrel, then the GOP did a hold my beer and dug a little deeper.
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by dylan604 1mo ago
Microsoft got pretty close to getting broken up in 2000, but settled in time to avoid the split
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by dylan604 1mo ago
crime
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by dylan604 1mo ago
Just because you don't need to interact with all of them today does not mean that interaction isn't required when needed.
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by dylan604 1mo ago
Or don't login. It will still learn about you so you don't always receive the blank main page. My browser is set to clear that data, yet with a single video being played the algo is already suggesting more content.
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by dylan604 1mo ago
I love that scene and its commentary. Right up there with the Ikea catalog scene in Fight Club
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by dylan604 1mo ago
> Move to a hut in the woods? I'm so burned out on the bullshit companies that succeed in tech forcing their will upon us serfs that I'm actively looking into that very thing at this time. Tech used to be fun. Now it's jus
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by dylan604 1mo ago
The price of the telescope + mount is just the tip of the iceberg. Eyepieces are fine pieces of lenses and are priced accordingly. They are no different in practice than the lens of a camera which might make their prices more relatable. The
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by dylan604 1mo ago
And how many tools are needed that are not currently owned?
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by dylan604 1mo ago
There are companies that cater to these types of people. Their purpose is to allow you to have things shipped to you so that you can pick the ones you like before return the things you do not. They claim to be personal stylists by learning
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by dylan604 1mo ago
It's not just an online thing. I know people that do retail therapy knowing full well they intend to return it. I don't have the same experience, so it is befuddling to me. Something totally different than just walking around in a
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by dylan604 1mo ago
When I bought my telescope, there was a dedicated physical brick&mortar store with knowledgeable people on staff. I had done a little browsing online to get an idea, but it was the staff that really sold me. The very first question I wa
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by dylan604 1mo ago
I've never done this, but I suspect it will be like pretty much every other DIY project. It looks like it could be cheaper at first, but in the end turns out to be more expensive than projected for any of the reasons DIY projects end u

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