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by frantathefranta 11mo ago
I’m with you on this, especially this year LPR seems to stand for license plate recognition (Flock and others) much more often.
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
Jaguars?
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
Our family has owned a '97 Defender 110 (originally bought for my parents' surveying business) for about 16 years now and I still don't understand how some people used to buy these for status. Not having owned a Land Cruiser
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
Upper middle class Americans are weirdly obsessed about LR, especially the new Defender. Jaguar I'm not sure how it survives (if it even really does nowadays).
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
As someone who makes pasta 3 times a week, the comment sums up my experience with cooking better than the article. I don't really ever have issues with pasta getting too soft in my alla gricia, cacio e pepe or aglio e olio.
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
1. The author of the article is in the UK 2. Recording people without their consent still happens in lot of other countries other than the US. I bet I'm in tons of YouTube videos showing skiing in the Alps.
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
The interesting thing is that at least my shipments from Aliexpress to the EU were always invoiced at $3-5 no matter how much I actually paid for them, circumventing the need to pay tax and duty on packages. I wonder if they’ll do the same
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
I like Microcenter a lot but this reminded me that the one thing I had issues with was buying a 256GB M.2 SSD there (I think from their in-store Inland brand) and it only ever showed up as 1GB. I don't know if it was a QA issue or a RM
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
You are definitely right there, reddit has become more annoying because even old reddit now has chat pinging me all the time. And every single time I post a comment on my iPhone reddit I get reminded to subscribe to notifications for commen
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
Maybe they think it'd be a good thing because it would eventually phase out patents?
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
Both Kagi and DuckDuckGo have search bangs (!aw) to search ArchWiki articles. I also have ArchWiki boosted in my Kagi settings.
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
Specifically to look like Windows XP: https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/pdd4o6/xfce_windo...
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
I'd say suckless and Kitty are pretty much the polar opposites of development.
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
Skimming this, it looks like it's trying compete with Infiniband, but combining it with plain Ethernet?
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by frantathefranta 1y ago
> For instance, sometimes after indenting a line I cannot un-indent on future lines I feel like this is why a lot of us use Markdown/Org, because this is the most annoying issue in Word to me since 2003. Why are the indentation rule
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
I think people can aim to meet politically aligned people at non-political events/places. I met most of my friends in venues that "members of the opposite tribe" just don't frequent. And I feel like it goes for both side
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
I'm fully aware that Sweden and Denmark are different countries (I lived in Denmark for 3 years), but this reminded me of the reel of Swedes playing every time I visit IKEA, where they talk about how corruption is absolutely unthinkabl
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
In my case (when I was 13-14 and messing with stuff) Ubuntu might as well have been the only distro I've ever heard of and my experience with Windows 7 was that it did not run as smooth and fast as Linux on my poverty spec laptop.
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
IIRC e-ink used to not be that cheap and Amazon sold you one for not that much money.
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
If you mean Apple TV+ (the streaming service), there is a day and night difference between it and Netflix with regards to the average quality of shows.
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
I expected that USB cable to be $250+ but I see them for $50-$70 which is still super expensive for a USB2.0 cable. But I guess if you like the look of it, it makes sense.
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
Growing up in an area with big ant hills, I just can't wrap my head around the fact that there are more ants by weight than all other mammals combined. Because I can imagine a small forest with multiple of these ant hills which undoubt
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
Should I opt-out if my Forester has been bought used and I've never activated Starlink with my own credentials?
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
I use the "Most Popular Wikipedia Article Today" widget on my iPhone and all of those 3 were featured multiple times. Feels like lot of the mobile views are from people clicking on these articles just to see what's up (usuall
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
Would you happen to know what the rule is on Yubikeys and the like? I assume if it's PIN-protected, it counts as a password but what if it's just set up for tap-to-unlock?
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
Slow week but people probably enjoy the methodical troubleshooting.
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
It's nice in NixOS, but my experience on MacOS isn't great. It could be due to me having an x86 2017 Macbook Pro with only 8GB of RAM but I regularly have to wait for bug fixes to update my system.
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
Same for me, found out what botan was because my nix managed KeePassXC package would not compile. Had to switch to the brew cask for the time being.
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
You probably know this but it's good to run a cluster with an odd number of nodes. You don't even need another full node, just a quorum node like a RPi.
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by frantathefranta 2y ago
What's the difference with letter Ch [0]? When it's capitalized at the beginning of the word, it also looks like uppercase C and lowercase h. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch_(digraph)

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