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91.
by gen3 5y ago
I went from a 1060 -> 3060ti and didn't have any problems. All I did was an apt update after booting. I'm on KDE+X.
92.
by gen3 5y ago
It currently costs me 3x$8.18 a year to renew my personal domain, my parents, and a hobby site. It will cost me $409ea over the next 50 years. $1200 vs $3000 isn’t nothing to me.
93.
by gen3 5y ago
That is my understanding. I've heard numbers around 10yr +-5, but I've never seen a study on it. I wonder if storing them zip-locked in a freezer would help (but I guess you could just use a magnetic hardrive :D )
94.
by gen3 5y ago
Steam has a setup that allows you to play regular games in what looks/feels like a large home theater. I haven't used it short of checking it out, but it looked nice.
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by gen3 5y ago
> This unexpected “Starfish belt,” which lingered for at least 10 years, destroyed Telstar 1, the first satellite to broadcast a live television signal, and Ariel-1, Britain’s first satellite. TIL. I wonder what type of effect a “space n
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by gen3 5y ago
I wasn't part of the "ask your isp" era, but I would say you're painting nowadays a little more bleak then then it really is. I can grab a cheap vps within minutes from DigitalOcean or OVH, with a public IP included. Bot
97.
by gen3 5y ago
Matrix uses the same encryption as signal, one of their implementations can be found here: https://gitlab.matrix.org/matrix-org/olm
98.
by gen3 5y ago
The M1 is visually deceptive because how it was calculated changed, leading to the spike. The M2 provides a better overview: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL
99.
by gen3 5y ago
The SEC does have rules pertaining to privately traded investment. They are normally more lax than for publicly traded companies, and therefor normally require the investors be accredited. The investor is expected to preform more due dilige
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by gen3 5y ago
Republic looks to be some form of VC funding. The whole point of a SPAC is to take a company public without filling for an IPO.
101.
by gen3 5y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they xray the package. They will still deliver your kitchenware, but will arrive "Postage Due", requiring you pay a fee.
102.
by gen3 5y ago
When I worked at the YMCA, I remember receiving my first paycheck in the mail. This was because my bank account wasn’t all the way into their system for direct deposit yet. I’m willing to bet for many places of employment, a physical paych
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by gen3 5y ago
> This summer, the mission team will transmit a software upgrade to boost New Horizons’ scientific capabilities I find it absolutely insane that humanity can provide a software update to a chunk of metal flying ~36000mph where a SYN SYN-
104.
by gen3 5y ago
I have fond memories of visiting and sleeping on the USS Yorktown twice when I was a young scout. A Submarine overnight sounds awesome!
105.
by gen3 6y ago
They normally bankroll and distribute the game.
106.
by gen3 6y ago
I’m not sure how much configuration you have, but if you can, turn down the gain to reduce the echo (You should also keep in mind the shape of your room. Lots of empty space and square walls will reflect sound. It might be worth it to grab
107.
by gen3 6y ago
I’m still on iOS 13, and I currently have two TestFlight apps. One of which I cannot download because I need iOS 14. The other works fine.
108.
by gen3 6y ago
I currently own or have previously owned domains that are considered “premium” by namecheap standards. I straight up can’t pay $1000/yr for a personal site/non revenue generating site.
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H.R.1319 – American Rescue Plan Act of 2021(congress.gov)
1 points by gen3 6y ago|0 comments
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by gen3 6y ago
I’ve been hosting my own matrix server for just a few months now. I have a small handful of users. Bandwidth hasn’t been a problem for me, as I’ve only served 5GB in the last 30 days. It’s the sheer number of requests that the server handle
111.
by gen3 6y ago
The article did mention how they are used to draw fire away from populous areas. I think that has value...
112.
by gen3 6y ago
My freshman Bio professor said the same thing. He went through and listed a bunch of drugs/antibiotics, when to take them, and their pet (mainly fish) counterpart. This was all done with the intention of helping us poor college student
113.
by gen3 6y ago
You can also disable biometrics by spamming the lock button.
114.
by gen3 6y ago
I never knew the origins of the TTY console on my machine. To hear it was an accessibility tool at first is really cool. It does make sense that if these were widely available, people would use them to dial into a computer! I wonder what ot
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by gen3 6y ago
I had the HoloLens first edition for a good few days in the past. It was cool to be able to work, and put a second monitor on the wall behind my workstation. The games were also cool, generating levels around my apartment. The only downside
116.
by gen3 6y ago
I went ahead and ordered them later that day. I had seen the custom options, but since I don't have a 3D printer/have awful eyesight, I wasn't sure it was worth the hassle of trial and error/poor fitting lenses. I am und
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by gen3 6y ago
I’ve been fine with KeePassXC, mainly because the file format is just AES encrypted xml. Sure, they could have still done something nonstandard and potentially dangerous, but with all the other clients people make I would expect that to get
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by gen3 6y ago
IEX is an exchange with the goal of executing its trades without HFT firms in the middle. https://iextrading.com/ The harder part for the average person is ensuring their brokerage routes their order flow through IEX. I am
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by gen3 6y ago
I found out last week that there are prescription inserts for headsets. I’ve yet to get mine, but as someone who wears glasses the concept sounds awesome. https://vroptician.com/prescription-lens-inserts/valve-index...
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by gen3 6y ago
I bought and index and have been driving it with a 2700x and 1060 6gb. Alyx was hands down one of, if not the best gaming experience I’ve ever had. I think the index controllers really take the experience to another level. Being able to pic

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