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by fullstop 1y ago
I don't think that it's all a scam, but I do think that it gives scammers a vehicle to con people without oversight or regulation. They also end up with "real" money which can be spent.
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by fullstop 1y ago
I've also seen them at $0.27 off-peak. It's all over the place.
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by fullstop 1y ago
I'm not a big dude, but I've never struggled with this.
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by fullstop 1y ago
There's an EVGo station near me which works with a credit card reader. Since my car supports plug and charge on that network, I used that.
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by fullstop 1y ago
It depends on where you live and the time of day. I've seen some above $0.60 in Pennsylvania.
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by fullstop 1y ago
Where are you, geographically? I'm interested in adding them but I have a large tree on the south side of my house that I really do not want to cut down.
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by fullstop 1y ago
> Everyone who marries marries their cousin, it's just a matter of degree. Right, clearly I meant close (1st and 2nd) cousins. At the end of the day, we are all related, but that's kind of a technicality.
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by fullstop 1y ago
From the Old Internet: https://improbable.com/airchives/paperair/volume6/v6i4/TMP-1... They tried mailing all sorts of things, including things which should not be mailed. Collectively, the USPS seems t
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by fullstop 1y ago
I am surprised that he did not include all of the Souls games, as they are hugely popular. Oddly enough, I learned that they used Lua by reading the license information which came with the game. I don't remember if it was on the back
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by fullstop 1y ago
This happened a few times in 2006. I guess we never learn. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43698326
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by fullstop 1y ago
Darwin was a real catch. It always blows my mind how many people, historically, married their cousins. I guess smaller towns had shallower gene pools.
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by fullstop 1y ago
AT&T leaked information, as did the US Attorney's Office, when they released PDFs with redacted information. To redact, they changed the background of the text to match the color of the text. You could still copy and paste the te
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by fullstop 1y ago
Not OP, but I ended up with Reolink.
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by fullstop 2y ago
They do not load for me, even after waiting for several minutes. I've tried in Chrome, Firefox, and Brave. No ad blockers, nothing unusual. edit: They work on my Android phone.
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by fullstop 2y ago
Interesting read, but none of the images will load for me. Throttled by wix? edit: I'm not sure why this is being downvoted. The website looks like this to me: https://i.imgur.com/q6846RF.png edit2: not throttled by
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by fullstop 2y ago
I mean, at least shouldn't we wait until Harrison Ford has passed?
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by fullstop 2y ago
> What “entire async framework”, do you mean asyncio or some other third party library? In the former case, are you using it just to feel cool like TFA? I was thinking more along the lines of a project like Home Assistant. For my person
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by fullstop 2y ago
In that case, sure, but if you have an entire async framework you don't want that blocking call. For as much as Python is embracing async / coroutines, I'm surprised that their http functions do not support it yet.
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by fullstop 2y ago
The software on mine is pretty good, but I find myself using a PS5 for media streaming these days.
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by fullstop 2y ago
I have a Hisense, and the one that I got (65U8G) isn't full of crapware and has a great picture. I played the panel lottery and won. They do, of course, sell some very low-end sets.
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by fullstop 2y ago
Last summer I made an attempt at befriending a crow. It actually went pretty well, but the treasures that he brought me blew my mind: * French fries * Cooked pasta, maybe baked ziti? * BBQ ribs, but just the bone with some sauce on
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by fullstop 2y ago
Wombats were so close
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by fullstop 2y ago
Ah, interesting, that makes sense. I will still laugh at their "nests", though. :-)
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by fullstop 2y ago
And then there are the doves, birds notorious for making the most lackluster of nests. They will lay eggs right on top of the spikes. When you see the nests, it is amazing that doves / pigeons exist at all. They must survive out of s
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by fullstop 2y ago
I have had three experiences like this in my life: 1. PC Speaker -> Sound Blaster: Most games that I had were instantly upgraded 2. Doom: my first "real" fluid 3D experience, with stairs, etc, compared to maze-like maps
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by fullstop 2y ago
They also have ties to Universities with their student hubs. This part is great if you're a student, as you can find clubs and people with similar interests. There is immense power in what an older sibling does, and soon the younger
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by fullstop 2y ago
I remember the hubbub over Duke Nukem 3D when people found out that the dancers in the club (I think it was them) were referenced internally as "bitches". Some people are just immature.
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by fullstop 2y ago
I have an old one that I use daily... to do crossword puzzles. We also have a newer one, and my kid uses it for much of her free to draw in Procreate. I am not very artistic, but she is, and I am not sure if the difference here is age or ar
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by fullstop 2y ago
I cut my teeth on Buildroot but greatly prefer Yocto now. Buildroot is fast and loose, where Yocto forces you to do the right thing.
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by fullstop 2y ago
This is way harder to do with SBCs than you would think. You don't have a BIOS.

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