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7y ago
This would be a nice solution for giving your family access after death too. They can meet at the funeral to assemble your horcruxes.
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7y ago
You can get an Esp32-Cam for ~$10 and plug it into Home Assistant. https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp32-cam-video-streaming-we...
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7y ago
Downwell, except you fall up and have to pull your bootstraps along with you.
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7y ago
So many things! 1. Home Assistant for tying together all the various brands of smart home devices https://www.home-assistant.io/ 2. OctoPrint for managing a 3D printer (also has a home assistant integration) https:/&#
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8y ago
A surprise benefit may be finding out which members of the human race are actually immortal and have been hiding it from the rest of society. /s https://www.popdust.com/conspiracy-theory-thursday-keanu-ree...
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9y ago
Do you know the title, author or journal by any chance? This sounds interesting, but it seems my google skills are lacking.
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9y ago
My primary machines are MBPs, but I find I only ever run into this if the two tabs are YouTube and Twitch.
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9y ago
This single extension is most of the reason I use FF as my daily driver. Can't live without it anymore. Being able to build out a tree, rearrange the subtrees, close out whole subtrees at once and have history maintained on each tab ha
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10y ago
Open source (and being able to verify they're actually running that code) would ultimately be better, but at least this way you have a point of reference to hold the company accountable when it inevitably comes out that they weren'
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10y ago
"We're a Bob for President family, through and through. Everyone get out there and vote, then show me the receipt."
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11y ago
My initial impression is similar. The site is well designed and easy to use, full screen and mobile, and the initial selection of reading material is encouraging. Only major pain point is the side scrolling, newspaper column format in the a
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11y ago
If you're using gmail, the + alias seems to work for signup. https://support.google.com/mail/answer/12096?hl=en
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11y ago
They have a DIY site so users can trade recipes and check the formulation against a basic nutrition calculator. Most of them are made to target different goals (weight loss, allergen avoidance, bodybuilding, etc) and come with Amazon links
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11y ago
I clicked around frustratedly for a while before just opening the dev tools and seeing it was a slideshow. I want to call it a bad user experience, but maybe it's actually a clever way of limiting your audience to web developers.
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12y ago
> It took me more than fifteen but less than twenty years to develop the ability While the benefits are clear, this seems a tad unreasonable to ask users to do.
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12y ago
They made a point of it in the stream, saying they pulled it out to save space. The new macbook will be fanless and ventless, and seems to be a return to the mid-line white plastic macbook series.
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12y ago
I'm sure they'll come up with some great alternative interpretations of the wording. "In this case, no 'personal' information was lost at all, because after 30 days, all of the data had been effectively made public.
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12y ago
Most players use it to trigger doors, traps and other basic machinery. Some clever folks have worked out equivalents to basic components though, so you can use it to build just about anything with enough time and patience. http://
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12y ago
> Why not just go to the site? Setting DuckDuckGo as my default and using !s means I can search any of those sites without having to go to them first. It takes a step out of the process.
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12y ago
Now that I've gotten used to them, I really like the !bang operators. They're incredibly convenient. A few of the ones I abuse constantly: !g - google !bi - bing image !yt - youtube !so - stackoverflow !w - wikipedia !py - python