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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
How about someone that restores the "Don't be evil" motto?
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
Too many genocides happening these days...I hope this leads to resolving at least this one.
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
Just put this wire nut tightening tool into a 1/4" multi-bit screwdriver. I used that a lot when I was doing electrical work.
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
I have the book, I love it!
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/HomeschoolRecovery/
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
I love my hacked remarkable 1. Once hacked, it can double as a monitor, and read any doc format. I have a lot of manuals/books I read on it, it shows a full page at a time. I got really lucky and found one used for under $300!
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
I got a Baofeng because it was $25-ish and I have no idea what I'm doing. My plan is to learn the basics before getting a HackRF. But I'm struggling. I'm really interested in learning about SDR and ham radio tech. I'm tr
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
1989 and 1991 seem to be on the wrong tabs. It looks like they traded places.
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
Very cool, thanks for sharing! It reminds me of my early days on the internet, full of potential and comforting weirdness.
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
Amulet is a graphic novel series written by an American author and illustrator. I don't know what you would qualify as indie, but Amulet might.
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
I use an oldschool hand-crank grinder. Can someone recommend a powered one that isn't too expensive? The coffee types I typically make are: turkish, V60, and french press.
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
Aw man, this guy would probably love strut or 8020.
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
Is there any way to detect if someone is doing this? Any idea if it'll work on ethereum?
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
wouldn't whoever ran this "exploit" also have to pay their share of upload/data charges?
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
Can anyone weigh in on this? I don't know enough about bitcoin to know how much of a threat this is. Would this also be applicable to ETH?
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
It isn't available anymore, most blacksmiths use mild steel instead.
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
There's a ton of metalwork techniques that don't require heat at all. Some can even be done with only a few hand tools. I started with Chainmail when I was 14. If you're not coiling the wire to make the rings yourself, you ca
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
You just have to put a door on the back of the forge. Or block the back opening with a firebrick.
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
It's great to see this question posted, I was considering the same thing. My plans is to offer my services to the niche hobby groups I'm in. Many of the members of those groups are older and not tech savy. At the same time, a lot
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
I'm all for punching Nazis, but you do know you're referencing fictional characters, right?
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
I've found and joined communities that typically have a higher population of neurodivergent people. It means the people in the group are more compassionate and understanding of "weirdness" that comes from being neurodivergent
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
Here's an actual link to the post: https://old.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/15zgy50/what_was_we...
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
Would this be useful to someone that's not neurotypical?
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
internalizing comes from repetition. Hand writing helps with that too. There's a free class on various platforms called "learning how to learn." It was a big help to me in understanding how brains process and develop memories
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
Hey this site is cool, any info on how it was made?
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
For anyone looking for an awesome series of books, these will expand your backyard workshop. Build Your Own Metal Working Shop From Scrap: https://www.gingerybookstore.com/ You start with learning how to cast, then work on
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
I've had a lot of success with the natural oil repellants, and I usually get eaten alive. I think the most effective traps I've seen release co2 made by yeast, then trap and dry out the mosquitoes with a fan. They are sold, but at
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
This reminds me of two quotes that really helped me with perfection anxiety: "If it's worth doing, it's worth doing badly." "Within acceptable tolerances."
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
Does anyone know if there's a package to get these tools/updates for parrotOS?
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by hacknewslogin 3y ago
>Then nintendo should provide and support everything required to give full control of the hardware to users (it intersects the matter of open source supported drivers). I agree that they should, but they are not required by law to do so.

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