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by graphe 3y ago
Try the home and end button, or the pgup pgdn button.
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by graphe 3y ago
Reminds me of this. Tl;dr ask questions, stare into eyes for 4 minutes, fall in love. https://web.archive.org/web/20231030202322/https://www.nytim... It's not loading for me either
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by graphe 3y ago
20Mb/s isn't 20mbps.
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by graphe 3y ago
He said hard to reach places. If an old house has CAT4 in the basement, I'll take the lower pings, reliability, and at worst I'll WebDAV. Unless your home server is in the basement I can't see a normal realistic scenario wher
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by graphe 3y ago
Streaming 20mb/s is more than sufficient for video. I don't transfer 60gb blurays daily so it doesn't matter to me.
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by graphe 3y ago
Ethernet is switched and under 20Mb/s is more than usable for everything unless you transfer movie files and wait, in which it would take like up a few minutes to watch a video. If you browse it's more than enough.
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by graphe 3y ago
Better for whom? You're just spouting marketing terms like 'reliability' as if v2 wasn't reliable.
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by graphe 3y ago
Just install LTSB or LTSC instead.
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by graphe 3y ago
I guess I won't see those highly desired corporate ads next to my pro-Nazi and pro-Hitler content (not posted by Musk) on X anymore. Sad!
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by graphe 3y ago
Yes. A brain damaged blind man walked past obstacles without seeing what to avoid. https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16324-blind-man-sees-... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC
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by graphe 3y ago
You're right I confused it with grafting. I thought that facial transplants meant grafting 'extra' skin onto the face. Still think there's carryover from other fields like plastic surgery and probably cancer treatments t
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by graphe 3y ago
The amount of elective cosmetic surgery to the body and face this last decade and the normalization of it has made that statement sounds too obvious to me.
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by graphe 3y ago
I spoke to Sunwoo Kwon about human optics. https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=3Lrjfs4AAAAJ&hl=en He deals with restoring partial sight when normal methods fail, and talks about primative eye tracking like the abi
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by graphe 3y ago
I don't understand it as well as you do. Maybe I should approach it differently. Why does this matter to me or anyone? Will it affect anything? It it does it's very low priority for people who don't see any difference. The an
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by graphe 3y ago
There weren't any benefits after net neutrality and it more like evil vs evil then big guy vs little guy. If your data is throttled or you have bad service you can get another one easily (NN will not help your dial up in the boonies, b
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by graphe 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Internet_Consumer_P... Net neutrality was in place and didn't help actually.
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by graphe 3y ago
Does anyone else read articles backwards? It seems to be the best way for me to read articles since most of the are padded. The last part was that it needs to be done by March 2024, if the was the relevant info you care about.
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by graphe 3y ago
The people who buy it to install custom apps are not the ones they want and would like to remove. Their core userbase doesn't care about it.
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by graphe 3y ago
What about after it was repealed?
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by graphe 3y ago
It's disingenuous to group one group of trust the experts as proof and the other as crackpot. Both groups blindly believed claims that a new treatment or repurposed drug would prevent covid. In neither case did it work. I did the scien
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by graphe 3y ago
One was trust the experts, the other was we need more proof. Which was anti science?
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by graphe 3y ago
Refer to the refresh rate on your screen and make it even slower. There is a such thing as candle meditation, so the flickering not always regarded as bad. It'll definitely tire your eyes due to them fatiguing, Ikea makes LED candles i
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by graphe 3y ago
The beken ones don't have cheap Dev boards but I heard they are better sometimes. I don't know if they're better but DIY for them isn't so far. I don't think security is a real problem for me. Smart devices on their
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by graphe 3y ago
No, I usually get chips on AliExpress or eBay since I usually use esp32 for free shipping and they're $20 or more on there.
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by graphe 3y ago
It is up to the manufacturer to implement it, most esp devices like 8266 and 32 have weak security firmware, are easily hackable (benefit to me). Most don't have security in mind and don't get security updates.
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by graphe 3y ago
This was realized by me after reading the sleep solution by Chris Winters, who also has a podcast that has the same theme. Everyone has insomnia sometimes, it's abnormal to be able to sleep easily. Candlelight is bad for the air around
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by graphe 3y ago
Every IoT device already uses esp chips, that's the only reason they can afford to make them. Them being low security doesn't matter, it's not like smart homes are secure now. Security is not important to IoT devices.
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by graphe 3y ago
Where are the nRF52 usb dongles for $10?
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by graphe 3y ago
I'd say closer to 99.9999% of users who can stream YouTube aren't trying to save data and just want to AdBlock.
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by graphe 3y ago
I edited my response and although the articles are better written I didn't get any insight from them. The first is a retraction to their other bad article, and the 2nd was a nice story about following a reporter and the 3rd one could h

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