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by fuzxi 5y ago
Look into digital signage displays. They're just big dumb monitors, but tend to be cheaper than similarly-sized displays that are marketed as monitors. Just glancing at Amazon, I see a 65-inch 4k digital signage display for under $1200
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by fuzxi 5y ago
>First of all, what makes a bra only suitable if you are over 50, other than discrimination? Breasts tend to sag with age. As natural elasticity declines, a woman may require additional support.
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by fuzxi 5y ago
There are plenty of content restriction tools available, and individual parents know what's appropriate for their children better than a one-size-fits-all approach enforced by the government.
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by fuzxi 5y ago
Outer Wilds in general is better with KB/M because of mouselook's precision, but getting through Dark Bramble is significantly more difficult because of how thrust works.
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by fuzxi 5y ago
>i would almost bet valve will let you have root on these and do whatever you want with the hardware without any jailbreaks. Definitely. I have a Steam Link and you can enable ssh access to the root account by simply plugging in a USB fl
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by fuzxi 5y ago
Not only your fingerprints, but the fingerprints of the dozens of people who handled the envelope and cash. Who knows what they could do with so much information?
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by fuzxi 5y ago
I'm envisioning a browser extension that runs your posts back-and-forth through Google Translate and DeepL a few times, scrubbing your post of all personal markings (and nuance).
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by fuzxi 5y ago
Really? You've never talked about something that happened to you without photographic evidence of the event? Really?
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by fuzxi 5y ago
It can be real but unimportant. An extra drink every week might increase my liver cancer risk by 4%, but that's negligible if it's the difference between a 1 in 1 million chance and a 1 in 960,000 chance.
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by fuzxi 5y ago
If you ever look at a AAA blockbuster and think, "Who are they making this schlock for?" >Over the last weekend, China accounted for $135 million of the movie's $162 million in revenue The answer is usually "a Chinese
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by fuzxi 5y ago
In hindsight* As in, looking behind you
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by fuzxi 5y ago
I realize that. That's why I said "annoying", not "less-than-lethal", and used glitter as an example.
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by fuzxi 5y ago
Booby traps are illegal if designed to cause bodily harm. It's not so cut-and-dry when it's something merely annoying, like a glitter bomb, though I would definitely not want to be the manufacturer trying to defend that in court.
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by fuzxi 5y ago
"Do what you're told to do, critical thinking is bad for your health." LOL
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by fuzxi 5y ago
I missed the part where this was a debate
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by fuzxi 5y ago
"I complained on a public forum and received advice. What a horrible day to have an internet connection."
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by fuzxi 5y ago
The business idea is solid at its core but he describes getting turned down because he didn't superficially "fit" as a funeral director. People tell sob stories for little gain all the time, so I don't think telling a sm
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by fuzxi 5y ago
What's the appeal of emoji in the terminal?
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by fuzxi 5y ago
Ok. It's still a good reason for companies to not support SMS 2FA. Email 2FA or TOTP are miles better.
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by fuzxi 5y ago
Neither does TOTP? There are plenty of desktop applications that support it. I personally use Keepass.
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by fuzxi 5y ago
SMS 2FA is incredibly insecure. It has a huge attack surface: a stolen SIM card, a MITM attack (SMS is not encrypted, and devices like the Stingray that pretend to be cell towers to gather data are already in widespread use), or good old so
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by fuzxi 5y ago
I recall ster making a new account, sandbagging all of his placement matches to land in mid Bronze, and then reaching Diamond in 6 hours. [1] I think it took him another week to make it back to Grandmaster. Granted, this was in Season 2 and
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by fuzxi 5y ago
I'm a little confused. These users are paying for the app and then leaving reviews to complain about having to pay (and maybe refunding afterwards)? Or they review the free version of a paid app to complain about the price of the paid
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by fuzxi 5y ago
It wouldn't even need to do that, it would just have to be off by default. Camera apps (including OEM ones - I know Samsung and Google both do this) frequently include the option to disable the shutter sound, with a message that disabl
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by fuzxi 5y ago
Explain why it's wrong when there's no money involved (e.g. fan-fiction and similar works).
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by fuzxi 5y ago
>What would you like for Email on your phone from the Linux world? Thunderbird >A web browser? Firefox/Chromium >Contacts app? kAddressBook
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by fuzxi 5y ago
His point is that container losses happen in bursts, so you'd spend a lot of time idle while waiting for a container loss. If you can't pick up enough of those containers, you'd be losing money to keep your ship ready-to-go.
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by fuzxi 5y ago
This is, in general, Valve's approach with Steam users. A user cheats on servers using Valve Anti-Cheat? Banned from all of those servers, but not from the games themselves. A user spams heinous garbage in the forums? Banned from posti
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by fuzxi 5y ago
Not sure where you got the question marks from, but he's talking about ellipses (two or three periods in a row, like '...'). It's actually a stylistic choice and there's nothing inherently wrong with using it, but i
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by fuzxi 5y ago
I'm sure you could solve that with some kind of pulley system.

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