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efreak
8mo ago
I usually try to make it obvious what company I have the account to, it makes it easier to track down in cases where the service isn't one that sends mail often. Samsung will not let me use Samsung in my email address. Many companies d
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Afaik there's no consequences for the president ignoring the supreme court. Presidents have done so before. They mostly seem to get their way in the end.
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8mo ago
On the contrary, this was actually used for something. The aeliopile is quite a bit older and was used for precisely nothing .
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I was looking at Dell's website earlier trying to find out what hardware is inside a specific model (the list of hardware doesn't say, just a bunch of post numbers with cryptic descriptions), and there's a video at the bottom
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8mo ago
What about scripted transformations? Or just add a simple timestamp to the query and only allow it to be used up to a week later? (Whether it works without the parameter could be tested too)
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efreak
8mo ago
In the sense that Facebook tries to keep everyone inside Facebook? I haven't kept up with it, but isn't Facebook well known for trying to prevent orders from browsing out?
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8mo ago
Microscopic is unnecessary. Tessellation is already used in space and medical devices (not mentioned in this article: it's used in devices like stents). The specific fold being used here is named after an astrophysicist and has already
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8mo ago
I've made similar tessellations before, they can be curved. You can trivially make a pre-folded tessellation into a cylinder of arbitrary diameter; to curve it like a submarine, you'd just adjust the angle of the creases. Optimi
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efreak
8mo ago
They said access to a shell, not to shell commands. A shell can include a package manager.
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8mo ago
Goodreads also has listings for audiobooks. Reviewing the narrator in an audiobook is like reviewing the font choice in a paper book. Both are legitimate. (If someone's posting a review of an audiobook to the listing of the main format
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8mo ago
Windows Terminal allows this, afaik. It might be a feature of clink, but I feel like I've seen it in powershell and cmd both. Not sure if it's available in traditional console window, I rarely use those much these days though (sud
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> Why the apparently arbitrary numbers, I'm not sure, but Claude and ChatGPT both claim the codes were simply drawn from a more general-purpose sequence of product numbers used at IBM at the time. Claude and chatgpt are (probably) w
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Epic Games tells me I don't support HTML formatted email. Many emails are just the HTML version with HTML tags removed, leaving behind a bunch of ridiculously long image and link urls and little to no text telling you what they are.
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Unfortunately title isn't visible on mobile. Extremely annoying to see a post that says "last month" and want to know if it was 7 weeks ago or 5 weeks ago. Some sites show title text when you tap the text, other sites the dat
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8mo ago
It's actually not a pain. It's the same process as getting a driver's license, minus the test. You go into the DMV and wait in the same lines (at least in California; I have a CA state ID, not a license)
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8mo ago
If only the mods didn't crash so much.
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8mo ago
This perfectly describes my former experience with Reddit: I used to browse quite frequently without being logged in. If I wanted to post a reply badly enough to bother with logging in, I would then start commenting on other parts as well;
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8mo ago
I'm assuming you're looking for the monthly planner view that actually shows events and not just indicators? Try calendar widgets suite or business calendar 2 planner. Unfortunately both are ad-supported (anything designed explici
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8mo ago
Widget for what? Mobile OS? Websites?
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> The first option uses AI to analyze a user’s video selfie, which Discord says never leaves the user’s device. I'm wondering if this will work with a YouTube video...
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Ads for products I already use. Probably 90% of the stuff in your house has been advertised somewhere. A good number of the books on my shelves advertise other books by the same author in the back (some of these are order forms, many are no
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Sure, you can change the license, but the old license still applies to the code as it was before you changed it. Assuming you're using a legit open source license the first time around, nothing changes regarding how you can make use of
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8mo ago
Don't most big clouds not share cores between tenants? I have a vague feeling that around spectre/meltdown this was stopped. I wouldn't be surprised to be wrong, but if you're dedicating a core to a VM, you're not g
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Unless you're also allowing local mails to be sent to other user accounts without leaving the system, in which case the @ is unnecessary, iirc
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It's You Tube, not Me Tube, so you can use it as you want and I'll stay away.
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My dad worked for a company that had some involvement in this area. I know USB was used for dongles alongside parallel/serial, but I have a vague memory that there might actually be PCI -based authentication as well.
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Making games uncrackable is a solved problem: the game runs on the server and the server decides what happens, with the user connecting a client that simply sends input to the server and receives a scene to render. This has many negative si
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I used to love Zone Alarm's ability to notify me on an application's first attempt to connect to the internet, and allow me to approve or deny it. I really wish there was still such an interface today. Having said that, I absolute
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Could be worse
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I have no knowledge of this instance, but death threats and being attacked and stalked online tends to cause emotional instability.
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