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by e2le 4y ago
I have a Smart Plug flashed with Tasmota firmware, it uses 0.3W continuously (£0.73/year) and 0.7W with the relay activated. I'm sure there's smart plug's which use more efficient power supplies and/or MCU. The esp8
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by e2le 4y ago
It's confusing to me that it's socially acceptable these days to bully those who lack a sexual partner.
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by e2le 4y ago
> If you check the github thread then the very first post says it was flagged as PUA but the actual error they show is clearly a malware classification. Are you sure that's what you're seeing? The image in the first post of tha
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by e2le 4y ago
Make it a Windows kernel driver for scanning process memory and I'm sure you'll have enterprise customers lining up to buy it. With or without this new legislation. A new tool for spying on their users (students, employees, etc) w
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by e2le 4y ago
> tl;dr It's got nothing to do with being a BitTorrent client. That's simply not true. It's got everything to do with it being a BitTorrent client. > Microsoft uses specific categories and the category definitions to cl
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by e2le 4y ago
In a way, this has already happened. Microsoft has chosen to classify qBittorrent, Transmission, and Deluge as PUA (potentially unsafe application). As a consequence, Defender will block their installation and remove existing copies. https
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by e2le 4y ago
Surely there's mental health facilities that can provide such individuals with the care and medication they require?
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by e2le 4y ago
Are the transistors gold plated too?
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by e2le 4y ago
Very impressive. I'm left wondering whether DALL-E 2 could be used to generate furry erotica, among other things.
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by e2le 5y ago
Why not do both?
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by e2le 5y ago
> lead in car fuel that made us dumb It wasn't just car fuel, we would also cover the walls of our homes with lead paint. A practice that still continues in some countries. > As of 31 May 2020, 75 countries have confirmed they ha
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by e2le 5y ago
Depending on the rights those copies hold and the capabilities of the technology, couldn't they be merged to avoid unnecessarily duplication of persons?
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by e2le 5y ago
Simply because you didn't experience it for yourself does not mean it's not real. It's proprietary software, it's not like you can easily take a look under the hood. A few days ago, for the first time in years, I tried i
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by e2le 5y ago
This is fantastic, I can just imagine it now. Typing `person journalctl` instead of `man journalctl`, truly a step toward to a more gender inclusive society.
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by e2le 5y ago
> Do you know what is going on in all your 3rd-party Linux drivers, say, from NVIDIA? Sadly not because, like OSX, that software is proprietary and us filthy peasants are denied the honour of gazing upon the holy source code crafted by t
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by e2le 5y ago
DD's are stakeholders just as the users are.
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by e2le 5y ago
By that logic, solar isn't renewable because it'll "run out" in 5 billion years.
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by e2le 5y ago
Some kind of overlayfs type solution? With a non-writeable "default" lower state and a writeable upper state where the changes occur, removing the upper state would effectively reset the system.
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by e2le 5y ago
Is that even legal? It seems similar to the "warranty void" stickers which are nothing more than an illegal scare tactic that many individuals are conned into believing. https://www.ifixit.com/News/11748/
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by e2le 5y ago
You say that but GitHub is an expensive platform to run, how else are they going to boost engagement and increase it's profitably? Wont somebody please think of the shareholders? /s
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by e2le 5y ago
Hopefully in the near future, we'll see them launch "GitHub Dating". I've always wanted to filter my potential partners by their stars and choice of language.
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by e2le 5y ago
Sorry, that's what I meant to say.
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by e2le 5y ago
> but under what premise is it desirable that the government should mandate how companies design and sell products? The Government already does this and with great success, the ban on lead additives in paint would be one example. By that
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by e2le 5y ago
Polluted air, not air.
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by e2le 5y ago
Breathing air and burning fossil fuels in industrial processes are two different things. Humans are not producing CO2 on those scales that we should worry about attaching costs to the use of such an abundant resource. What are we going do?
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by e2le 5y ago
Air is abundant enough that humans need not consider it's costs when taking their next breath.
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by e2le 5y ago
LibreWolf is one alternative. https://librewolf.net/ https://privacytests.org/
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by e2le 5y ago
Is the Pi-Hole even reasonably effective these days? > Nearly 70% of smart TVs and 46% of game consoles were found to contain hardcoded DNS settings - allowing them to simply ignore your local network’s DNS server entirely. https:/
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by e2le 5y ago
Won't somebody please think of the shareholders.
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by e2le 5y ago
> This worked because, at the time, Firefox was genuinely, and more importantly, visibly better. With Manifest V3 in Chrome stopping the use of uBlock and friends, Firefox could be a real alternative that provides users with a visibly be

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