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by fullstop 3y ago
I agree, that's how I ended up buying the P7P through TMO -- it was a ridiculously generous offer. With the Pixel updates, at least, the updates come through Google but the carrier (at least TMO) can prevent this from happening even if
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by fullstop 3y ago
In this particular case, yes, but the update can still be blocked by the carrier. People have been successful in updating the device by temporarily putting the SIM from another carrier in the phone. My daughter's Pixel 5a update, for
543.
by fullstop 3y ago
The Pixel 4 had lidar for that feature.
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by fullstop 3y ago
This isn't entirely true. I have a Pixel 7 Pro and T-Mobile -- updates can be delayed by the carrier. https://9to5google.com/2023/01/12/google-pixel-t-mobile-upda...
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by fullstop 3y ago
I use a Qotom q750g5 for my router / firewall with OpenWRT. It is absolutely fantastic, and replaced an aging Ubiquiti Edgerouter Lite 3.
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by fullstop 3y ago
I wanted to let you know that I _race_ to answer a call as quickly as possible. If I didn't want to be called I never would have installed the app in the first place.
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by fullstop 3y ago
> God forbid that we acknowledge this tech is fundamentally flawed. There’s money to be made! I don't believe that Be My Eyes is a for-profit entity.
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by fullstop 3y ago
I've had it for five years and have had 8 or 9 calls, so you're right about it being very infrequent. You need to be mindful, at least on Android, that as the application is infrequently used that the OS may remove permissions.
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by fullstop 3y ago
Or from the person which they were in communication with.
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by fullstop 3y ago
1/1000 who are infected die from it which is actually kind of terrifying to think about, especially since it also lives outside of the body in the soil.
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by fullstop 3y ago
My primary lighting in the main areas of the house is zwave. The switches work like regular switches and require local access only. It's smart if I want it to be.
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by fullstop 3y ago
I did this when they excluded other Zigbee lights from the hub, even though they had previously worked. They backed down on that, and maybe they will with this as well. With that being said, I'm done with Hue.
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by fullstop 3y ago
My choices were being an ahole or the cat wasn't spayed / neutered though.
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by fullstop 3y ago
3/4 of mine have collars with RFID tags on them to control how much food they get from the automated feeder. They didn't care for them too much at first, but they quickly learned that it was their meal ticket. The fourth cat does
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by fullstop 3y ago
> If cats escape from their house, either the owners behave like royal a-holes with them, or very likely they were not spayed/neutered. Hard disagree here. All four of my cats are spayed or neutered and the one is determined to go
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by fullstop 3y ago
I've seen some of the chromebooks at my daughter's school and they are beyond abused by the kids. Missing keys, screens cracked, you name it. My daughter's is in pristine condition, though!
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by fullstop 3y ago
As others have mentioned, it's got a few things going for it. 1. It's super easy to embed in an existing code base 2. The language itself is simple and easy to learn 3. It has native coroutines, which allows game dev
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by fullstop 3y ago
Right, I do agree with what you are saying but it's also an example of perfect being the enemy of good enough. It's an unfortunate situation, but if the barriers are high enough there will be fewer people willing to foster. How m
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by fullstop 3y ago
Right, but the foster children can be taken away at any time the state sees fit to do so. The hurdles to do that with adopted children are much higher. One action can easily be undone, but the other can not. Edit: one other thing to consid
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by fullstop 3y ago
I hear what you're saying, but the legal aspects of being a parent likely outweigh that. With foster children the state retains legal custody. Adoption is not just finding suitable parent(s) for a child, it is transferring both legal
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by fullstop 3y ago
Does fostering have less of a barrier of entry? You may also be able to participate in a mentoring program like Big Brothers Big Sisters.
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by fullstop 3y ago
It might be. I would get strange looks when I took my kids to the playground without my wife. They look like me, too.
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by fullstop 3y ago
Yes, agreed there. With that being said, I'm not paying for the service so I can't complain too much.
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by fullstop 3y ago
https://feedly.com/ might fit the bill
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by fullstop 3y ago
They might not know that the rules exist at all -- you have to go looking to find them. I'm sure that they're getting away with it because nobody cares and the yard is fenced in and nobody sees the chickens and because none of th
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by fullstop 3y ago
I shall forward your message to my township officials. :-) Seriously, though, I have to abide by the local ordinances.
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by fullstop 3y ago
I looked up the ordinance, and I was wrong about a few things. Livestock or poultry may be kept provided that there are no more than 4. So I was wrong about the limit -- it's less than five and not five or less. Also: * I need to
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by fullstop 3y ago
Yeah, if I did it I'd want the area to be fenced in because one of my neighbors is nosy. It's a 1/4 acre plot, so not exactly a huge amount of land. I know that my neighbors down the street have chickens because I occasional
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by fullstop 3y ago
I always enjoy this sort of thing, especially regarding games from my childhood. Thanks, OP!
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by fullstop 3y ago
and land Technically I could keep chickens as long as I keep five or less. Realistically my neighbors would hate me. Also, there's a lot of foxes in my area and I don't think that my five chickens would be around all that long.

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