hellotomyrars

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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
My iPhone (SE, 2nd gen) is used with reckless abandon in the bath and shower. I’ve dropped it in a river, even. (Very lucky it didn’t sink before I could grab it.) I have had the battery replaced under warranty without issue.
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
There are a few of these and Goldberg is my preferred method. Most games that enforce a check beyond this default are also trivially bypassed with another application that simply rips the validation out in the first place. There are also qu
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
I got way in to Meshtastic when I was doing some group backwoods camping in national parks. Satellite was really the only other option at the time for long range, highly reliable communication and is so expensive! I got some t-beams and was
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
To be fair, this is not a Firefox issue. Unless you use Edge on Windows you still have the same limitation (or the windows store Netflix app).
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
More than one thing can be true at the same time. Deals are usually made because interests are aligned. There is a direct benefit to an overwhelmingly dominant player to be able to point to any competitor. There is also a direct benefit to
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
The goal is obvious and not new. Firefox as a product is only useful to them as a handout from google to use as an antitrust defense. The problem is that Mozilla hasn’t been able to find any product that generates any meaningful revenue.
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
I think the speed isn’t where the focus matters. Obviously speed is a factor in severity and a driver who is bombing down the highway is probably more dangerous than your average bear, but safe follow distance is the thing people just overw
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
You can argue the should but I very much doubt that it would. We are very happy to let other countries do the dirty work of manufacturing and import the product, and the places that are most likely to manufacture are the least likely to ou
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
I would say it is likely that importing it would be the most cost-effective option, so it’ll still be used heavily. I imagine it’ll only fall heavily in usage if its manufacturing is outlawed in the places where importing it from would be c
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
Define unknown? I’m not ashamed to admit that I often download obscure games I see on steam to see if they’ll actually hook me or not. I pay for what I actually am able to sink my teeth in to. The vast majority of movies I download are me g
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
Well actually (Yeah I’m going to well actually you) many movies are quite literally produced in such a way that structures the production companies to not make any money and instead shift any profits up the pyramid while extracting the maxi
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
For third parties at the mercy of Apple? No. For Apple? Demonstrably so. Apple has stated as much in court filings against Epic. This is largely an American trend, third party messengers are much more popular outside of the US as the defact
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
What is the point of asking what the point of someone’s comment is because it seems fanciful and impractical? Good grief. They’re not hurting anyone. Also there are a lot of things people could say “You know what you’re describing is never
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
It isn't the best way to do it as far as effectiveness goes but it it is pretty good, especially for web browsing. It is the easiest way to do it on my iOS devices (as a fake VPN profile) and can be switched off in a corner case where
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
It is very good and useful to actually ignore a reasonable question and engage in any discussion they might contradict your way of thinking and instead point and yell at things that literally aren’t representative of what was posed. What a
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
They won’t agree and would file suit but legally this isn’t a highly tested area. The closest we get is Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc. v. Connectix Corp. as far as I’m aware and that can be seen as more of a win for the reverse engineeri
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
This is indeed pure speculation and not how a CPAP works or even sound in thesis. There is not an oxygen supply problem in a room even if it isn’t actively being ventilated. If there was, you’d have bigger problems. Also plenty of people do
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
Are you kidding? How does someone go about obtaining skills? Education is expensive, even trade school. Not having to worry about living expenses or being one unforeseen major expense sinking you gives you huge leg up on obtaining skills. S
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
If the bar for being successful is to inherit a pile of money that means you never have to worry about anything ever without losing it all, then boy is that a low bar. Plenty of people with a stupid amount of money lack skills and have bad
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
I live in a small town in Washington and this change recently took place. Until this article I had no idea it was part of a broader shift. For our local post office it hasn’t had an impact on the mail itself, but they’re a lot busier handli
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Amazon packages reportedly overwhelm small post offices, delaying other mail(arstechnica.com)
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
I agree that many people get dogs that are not suited for their lifestyle and it is a shame. I don’t think having a harness on a dog in public is a problem though. I have 2 Australian cattle dogs and they are great off leash but not sociabl
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
I pay for prime currently and Netflix in the past I still used torrents for content that I had access to because it was significantly more convenient to have an mp4 file. I prefer to use my player of choice. Also stupid restrictions on qual
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
Wild. Uber isn’t telling people that their battery level impacts the price. So aren’t they the ones hiding information? Also a better offer for who? Uber obviously. This is a level of corporate apologism I can’t understand. If Uber is the o
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
Agreed, but I’m also someone who thinks dryer sheets are a scam as well.
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
We are? I must not know how to count because those are not the numbers I have. What year is it where you are?
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
Yeah I mean regardless of any of Unity’s limitations, this is entirely upon the developer. However, I also find the suggestion that because there are other high profile examples of unity projects with performance issues, it must be a proble
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
Wholeheartedly disagree they there is nothing they could have done. Am I surprised? Not really. The whole thing is a pisstake because it seems so inconceivable on its face. Nobody would expect someone to do this in the industry at that le
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
I think they could absolutely make it work as a single company. The hurdle is proving the technology actually works and manufacturing it. If they can actually produce the product they claim, I don’t think failing to break in to the market w
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by hellotomyrars 3y ago
The question of why they would use ads is answered literally in the statement about it. You can disagree with it, but it is already explained and isn't a surprising answer.

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