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by fullstop 2y ago
> bluesky is almost 100% political and almost 100% left-wing. There is literally no one else to follow, at least for now. X still has non-political content, I mainly follow AI, technology and cryptocurrency, and I couldn't find simi
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by fullstop 2y ago
I remember games which had extra features if you had a Gravis UltraSound.
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by fullstop 2y ago
You should look into Russian naming conventions. It wouldn't surprise me if some of those rules bled over into western names as well.
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by fullstop 2y ago
Visions of Epic Rap Battles of History when you read it spelled out like that: https://youtu.be/WGN5xaQkFk0?si=aKCPFF_yfy6ly8Tb&t=61
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by fullstop 2y ago
Likely. I guess if they held onto the eggs for a few days before selling them it would work. If the bird is still alive and the egg is a few days old, sell it.
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by fullstop 2y ago
I highly doubt that the farmer down the street from me is testing for avian flu. Their eggs are fantastic, though!
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by fullstop 2y ago
Wow, it's like if the movie Brazil was a documentary.
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by fullstop 2y ago
I have to reboot desktop PCs, especially those used for games, far more often than I do small dedicated ones. My NUC idles at around 5W, which is definitely waaaay less than a desktop PC.
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by fullstop 2y ago
I like knowing if the door is opened or closed from remote. Kids sometimes forget to close the door, and it's reversed direction before because the tracks needed lubricated and it raised the door again after I had pressed the button.
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by fullstop 2y ago
> There's some maintenance for replacing batteries, but I really like that IKEAs stuff uses mostly AAA and I have automations to notify where the low batteries are, and as a household with young children, we've always got batte
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by fullstop 2y ago
Not GP, but I've been at this for over a decade now and here's the maintenance that I've had to do: 1. one z-wave switch died after 10 years, replaced it with a zigbee one. 2. Two GE zigbee bulbs failed after 8 year
342.
by fullstop 2y ago
I had problems in the past with the sqlite database getting corrupted on shutdown. I moved it to a postgresql database on the same VM and it's been fine since.
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by fullstop 2y ago
I have nowhere near that many devices, but I have been adding them over the last decade. Everything in my house works as a dumb device as well -- push the switch, light turns on or turns off. To me, though, the value is that I can turn tho
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by fullstop 2y ago
I've been shifting a little more into C++ after decades of C. It takes longer to compile, but I find that a lot of the tedious stuff that I'm doing with C (function pointer structures, etc) is handled automatically in C++, and I
345.
by fullstop 2y ago
... But you'll need a second house!
346.
by fullstop 2y ago
Too late, the library has all of the discs now. :-) She could borrow them all back, one at a time, and re-build the library.
347.
by fullstop 2y ago
It was before 2014 and we still had ways of either playing optical content or ripping the media and storing it ourselves.
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by fullstop 2y ago
My kids learned it this way, and it was somewhat useful to show that we could arrive at the same solution using different methods.
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by fullstop 2y ago
eBooks can be backed up and survive a house fire or a flood, though.
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by fullstop 2y ago
I'll have to look at it the next time she complains. It may very well be pdf.js.
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by fullstop 2y ago
My wife donated all of her CDs and subsequently started buying the same albums on iTunes. I still don't know why.
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by fullstop 2y ago
The books might be printed in Asia as well.
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by fullstop 2y ago
My daughter has a chromebook for school. As a device, it's actually pretty nice and the administration aspects of it are fantastic. It can be wiped and re-imaged easily, her "files" are all stored on the network, and it&#x2
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by fullstop 2y ago
I ended up with an Equinox EV instead. I suppose that it's the devil you know vs the devil you don't, as the Ultium platform is still pretty new.
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by fullstop 2y ago
Regarding #3, are they actually available now? At one point they were seemingly made of unobtanium.
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by fullstop 2y ago
When I looked into it, people who had the recall performed had it happen again. This made me suspect that they were trying to correct a hardware problem with software, or that the software was somehow able to damage the hardware if it wasn
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by fullstop 2y ago
I looked at those as well, but the ICCU issues were enough to deter me. I do a fair amount of highway driving and the thought of suddenly dropping from highway speeds to 12 MPH was somewhat chilling. Maybe they are not as common as it seem
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by fullstop 2y ago
I went with an Equinox EV. It's not outstanding in any particular area, but it's good in all of them. It drives like a car with a battery and not a battery with wheels.
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by fullstop 2y ago
The competition is getting better and Musk is a very polarizing individual. None of this surprises me.
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by fullstop 2y ago
https://ghost.org/ perhaps?

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