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I found a bunch of sticker packs here that were easy to install. There must be a way to import telegram sticker packs, because I see them referenced. https://signalstickers.com
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It has to do with a mix of high market speculation, that the printing essentially replaced GDP and a few other things. I think this NPR podcast handles the topic well. https://www.npr.org/transcripts/821787090
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I don’t log in to YouTube on any of my devices and the same thing happens to me if the cookie ever resets. You can kinda see what “real” YouTube is by just opening a private tab. After you click on something it tries really hard to funnel y
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I would assume they lived off campus...
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You cannot. The router AT&T provides authenticates the connection. What you could do is run your own router with a copied MAC that forwards the auth and keep alive packets. Here is a guide for OpenWRT. https://pyther.net
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Just FYI, Schwab does have a mobile app. I don’t like the vertical charting as much as Robinhood, but you can still trade stocks and options through it. If you want to trade bonds or some of the more exotic stuff you need the website.
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The point in them re-implementing some of the public tools is so sites like totalvirius or a hash based antivirus does not pick up on what the program is. If they didn’t have a binary that looked reasonably different to those that already e
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They already have something like that. The steam runtime has been in development since at least 2013 now.
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I think it’s important to remember that one of the goals during this process was speed. The government could surly be more accurate in their distribution of the 1,200$, but it would come at the expense of time. Getting the stimulus check i
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I haven't had an issue with Dell laptops.
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Ah! You're right! No bootcamp. https://www.theverge.com/2020/6/24/21302213/apple-silicon-ma...
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Windows has an arm build, so I wouldn't count it out entirely. Edit: Never-mind, it looks like they are not porting bootcamp.
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It’s like 5G part 1; It’s not really an iteration, but a subset.
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The cropping shown on the website looks pretty spectacular. Testing it, the accuracy of the of automatic cropping is on point, it didn't seem to have issue distinguishing items of the same color (for the most part). I couldn't tes
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The useable vdev space depends on the smallest drive in the vdev. ie, let's say you have a mirror with 1x8tb and 1x7.9tb, the vdev will be 7.9tb large. In the case of it being just a few bytes smaller, I would assume you just loose a b
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“Unemployed: People who are involuntarily out of work considered as a group.” I think it’s misleading to classify these people as unemployed, since many of them choose to not work. If they wouldn’t have had a job anyways, it skews the stati
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apnews.com or reuters.com seem to be pretty impartial, since they are intended to be wire services.
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I would assume that they are referring to the circuit breakers. I wouldn’t consider that fully “fixing” flash crashes.
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This Planet money episode addresses the whole topic of where the Fed is getting all the money from, and how inflation fits into the picture. I found it pretty helpful. https://www.npr.org/transcripts/821787090
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In the past I've heard it called a "Beard second" :D https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beard-second
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Did he use a “full featured” DE? From what I’ve seen, if you are not on KDE or Gnome, scaling support is normally up to yourself.
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Tidal auto makes a “most listened” playlist for your all time, for each month, and for the year. It’s a neat feature.
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I’ve been happy using Cone on iOS after seeing it get brought up on HN previously. It’s paid, but it was worth it to me.
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“The $40,000 sticker price is slightly more expensive than the average price of a new car purchased in the US of around $36,000. But when you factor in the federal government’s $7,500 tax credit, the ID 4’s sticker price falls to $32,500. “
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I think part of it has to do with the “style” people use to search. I’ve found searching DDG with how I searched google in 2010 to work well. Modern “magic” google searches don’t work as well, it’s more throwing key words together.
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I’ve used github pages for my personal website with custom domain for years. My site is fronted by cloudflare. This was initially done because github pages didn’t come with SSL. It’s honestly worked really well, and was great for a student
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They have a free tier that I’ve heard people will run matrix instances on. It seemed somewhat generous.
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This seems pretty similar to the SHARP memory LCD displays that came out a while ago. I wonder if it has the same performance. That short demo looked pretty choppy.
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While I do agree that mixing for records produces a pretty good sounding final product (and for many people the best sounding album), you are still constrained to the laws of physics. If you have a track that’s mixed too hot, you’ll just th
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What I find even crazier is that the 1TB cards are not a scam anymore. https://shop.westerndigital.com/products/memory-cards/sandis...
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