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by evulhotdog 3y ago
For this reason, I keep the TV “dumb” and keep it air-gapped. I then use other devices which probably have their own privacy issues like Nvidia Shield. Which is the lesser evil?
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
I can’t tell if this is sarcasm or serious.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
I got the same, except it started at $42. I think putting an item jn that it has a direct monetary value probably isn’t the best idea, and haggling is a bit redundant when the value is clearly known.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
I don’t feel that Uniqlo is in the same category as H&M, as is higher quality.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
I personally use Trakt.tv to see popular and trending content. Then you don’t have to pilfer through each individual app or service. The other plus side is that this is content that people are actually watching (via marking as watched for t
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
Streamio in conjunction with real debrid and there’s little risk, with the library of the world at your fingertips. It’s the one stop shop that you would hope that all the streaming services could be, if they teamed up and split profits bas
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
A google search of a show or movie often provides some results about where you can watch content, although I’m sure it is not as comprehensive. I think the root of the problem still exists though, that everything is so incredibly fragmented
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
You can double click the cpu graph at the bottom of the process list, which is probably quicker than going through the menu bar.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
Long Island Audit is the fella this trial was about.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
Unrelated to the actual topic at hand, it’s mind blowing how much better nitter is in usability, speed, and user experience.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
Check out ansible-pull, which is installed by default with Ansible.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
With the *arr suite, you probably spend more time legally buying it on eBay than if you were to pirate it.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
See this comment, which explains why it happens and resolutions, which are all workarounds: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38235283
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
I continue to get the recaptcha loop on most of these archive links. Does anybody have any workarounds when using CloudFlare’s DNS?
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but specific to ECG, it does not actually require a trained physician or even a nurse to read, legally within the US. It can be basically anybody that the overseeing physician deems appropriate. Could be
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
You don’t, and they’re not really hiding anything from anybody who has any knowledge in the security space.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
Or test before you share with the world.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
For those of you who use Android TV devices, SmartTube is a wonderful (side loaded) option which supports both hardcoded ad skipping as well as the standard YouTube ads. Completely unaffiliated, just a happy user.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
The eBay listing is dead, so I have to ask… what did it sell for?!
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
Check out Pihole / NextDNS.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
This is hilarious, and also terrifying (for his feet!) I was not at all surprised to see one of his toes had electrical tape (?) on it, but boy is that dangerous for any unprotected skin. Anybody interested in some compartment syndrome?
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
Those request IDs can be used if you escalate to AWS support, they can point you in the right direction. It’s generally not a fast process, but it’s something.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
The thing that has me stuck on Chrome is that it doesn’t automatically open the profile you last had focus of. For example, if I have last touched my personal profile I don’t want to open a new link from Slack in my work profile. Having the
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
Welcome to America. Some of my older family members suck it down as if it were actually water.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
My company had an office about a block away in Potrero Hill before covid hit, that was our hangout spot, if we weren’t hanging out in the train that sat in front of the office. It’s quite sad to see a staple not only of the SF community, bu
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
It’s been at least a year or so since I read that, so it’s very possible that it’s changed. As is typical Apple fashion, it’s not documented anywhere that’s easy to find.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
Unfortunately when it comes to the masked email feature in iCloud+, there are finite number of emails they let you generate for that, which means you’ll end up sharing between services. It’s something like 150, and I can personally say I ha
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
You may be able to slightly compare it to countries that have forced military enlistment like Israel, although that may also not be an apples to apples comparison due to them typically learning or focusing on some specific field.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
Yep, and when money comes into play when you're supposed to meet SLAs, you certainly don't want it being automatic.
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by evulhotdog 3y ago
The team that built nebula at Slack actually split off and are building a similar type of network, that they give you a single pane of glass to manage, so you don’t have to manage a bunch of separate lighthouse devices manually. I evaluated

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