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Yeah it's really hard, my 2025 Toyota Sienna is always connected. You can't just pull a fuse or rip out an antenna, I have to take the entire dashboard apart to reach the Data Communication Module (DCM) module. If anyone's
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Previous extensive discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45413083
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So here's a tip for those of you thinking about using Teams: the huge F500 company company I work for uses Teams but it's used strictly for chat and real-time communications, so essentially it's a replacement for office phone
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I know nothing about surfing but I picked up Barbarian Days on Audible https://www.audible.com/pd/Barbarian-Days-Audiobook/B00YMMTO... and I was captivated. After I finished it I started looking for surf schools
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I've got out of work friends that would love to see this guide. Please share.
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There's multiple comments in this thread pointing to Chinese car manufacturers paying under $200 for their LIDAR hardware.
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I'm almost afraid to ask, what are living cadavers?
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I bet it's Usenet users. WinRAR can split large files into chunks that are uploaded as separate Usenet messages.
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The trick is to to find real locksmiths, with a real storefront, preferably ahead of time. If you just Google emergency locksmith and your ZIP code or location, all of the top results will be scammers in unmarked vans. This is an old scam,
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You haven't read World War Z! Zombies don't need to swim, they just walk on river and ocean bottoms. When there's billions of them, a few will make it anywhere.
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Something like 40% of the homeless nationwide are actually working, employed, but unable to build up enough savings to rent an apartment. Here's just one source I found on: https://endhomelessness.org/blog/employed
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Sounds cool :-) I think we'd forgive you for providing a direct link to this product.
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That works great for your basement but what's the impact of low humidity on ancient books?
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Looming human extinction? Bro, all you need to fix this "problem" in the West is more immigrants.
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I read here (on Hacker News) that the stool test is actually really valuable and cheap enough to pay out of pocket prior to trying to justify an out-of-schedule colonoscopy.
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I would just like to recommend this excellent Radiolab episode about saving lives during heart attacks: https://radiolab.org/podcast/how-to-save-a-life
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Sir, this is Hacker News.
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Those wet wipes shouldn't be flushed down the down the toilet, even if they're labeled "flushable", here's a nice PDF infographic from the city of Los Angeles explaining why: https://sanitation.lacity.go
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If you're interested in Everest, I loved Into Thin Air , by Jon Krakauer - it's absolutely fantastic and available on Audible. Then last week I discovered Everest on Netflix, which isn't great but it's based on the b
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Local LLMs are almost here, no Internet needed!
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I bought VueScan in 2014 specifically for a Canon scanner, looks like it's still around: https://www.hamrick.com/
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At that income level and in a blue state, there might actually be pretty good health coverage. I've got a relative who lost his job last year, his wife gave birth in Long Island soon after and they paid pretty close to nothing.
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or god forbid that swill they call la choy An interesting note: La Choy is synthetically fermented (whatever what means!) and is usually the only alcohol-free option for those with medical or religious restrictions on the consumption of a
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The root problem, of course, is that no one stands up at anymore at standups.
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The solution to the "50 minute meetings always stretch to an hour" problem is to start them at, say, 9:10am so there's a clean mental stop at 10am. If you schedule them for 9am of course nobody will stop at 9:50am.
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Yeah after a disastrous remote hire I started requiring in-person 2nd round interviews. Company policy is that all future hires are hybrid only (not that we or anyone else is hiring these days...) so it just makes sense. For developers I s
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I've never heard of raindrop and it looks cool but I see the .ru in one of their screenshots -- are they based in Russia? Any concerns with doing business with a Russian company, in the context of sanctions etc.?
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It's actually not required for EVs - Tesla has started to drop it from recent models. I bet these guys would omit it as well to save money.
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GPS jammers are less than $30 on Alibaba, truck drivers have been using them for over 10 years [1] to defeat their bosses tracking devices. Multi-Band Jammers are $1000, burglary rings are using those to block all Wi-Fi, cell, GPS signals -
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Thanks!!!
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