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4y ago
> The real 980 Pros have recently become notorious for premature degradation issues (resolved with a firmware upgrade that many users may not know to apply) How does one find out if a particular 980 Pro needs firmware update or not?
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4y ago
This is the relevant bit > If you want to try and get access to the new Bing, then head over to bing.com/new and hit the “join waitlist” button and sign in with your Microsoft Account. You should get access immediately.
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What Is Qortal?
(wiki.qortal.org)
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Pager
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CodeTyphon Studio – Free and Open Source Pascal IDE
(pilotlogic.com)
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4y ago
Blind?
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4y ago
I am a paid user of Kagi. I absolutely love the search. It is fantastic compared to Google which I have almost completely stopped using due to declining quality. I think that while the pricing is probably quite reasonable when considering t
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4y ago
Good news. But why so late to support this? Debian had this for decades.
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There is almost no content in this video. The company uses a raspberry pi to gather data/automate. Little actual detail or substance here.
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4y ago
I just keep all my documents in a single place which is a Subversion repository. But I guess it could be Git or Google Docs, etc. as well. The main thing is that it needs to be in one place . It works surprisingly well.
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4y ago
I use Johnny.decimal https://johnnydecimal.com/
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4y ago
This seems like a clear case of selection bias. People with Linux and Mac are probably devs and technical people who will obviously utilize a much broader range of functionality of their machines and thus encounter more edge cases.
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4y ago
Wow I like that. So simple and elegant. Could be combined with a username to produce unique urls per user.
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Silurian Hypothesis
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
I say start with a flask app. Then build whatever you think the web is missing.
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White-listing what addresses a web browser can reach seems to go against the intended use - you know, to browse the web. Edit: Also, I don't think this is as much about trust as it is about avoiding being part of the huge target that t
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4y ago
@plibither8: Maybe this is something Refined Hacker News extension could do? https://github.com/plibither8/refined-hacker-news
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4y ago
> I suppose you could always run Firefox portable from a location that was Dropbox/Nextcloud/syncthing/whatever synced. Just don't run two instances at once, or the SQLite DBs will have a bad time? I do something to t
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> FWIW Firefox says they do not have the capability to read your data: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2018/11/firefox-sync-privacy/ The article is from 2018. Isn't this only relating to the old version of
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Ask HN: Is anyone successfully self-hosting Firefox Sync?
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Yes, I am aware of the project. However, it seems from this issue that self-hosting Firefox Sync is not actually documented or supported: https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncstorage-rs/issues/68...
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Does not work on mobile
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Would love to actually be able to use Firefox Sync. But I refuse when I cannot self host it. It seems it is not actually possible to self host it.
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Would love to hear about the other tuning settings.
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Notice how the rat is not even shocked when the trap is triggered. This is not the first time it has done this.
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The Smartest Rat Sets Off Rat Trap with a Stick [video]
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> Originally, these applications used Microsoft’s proprietary ActiveX technology. This only worked in Internet Explorer and severely hindered adoption of other browsers in South Korea. This basically reveals that the pretext of this bein
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How do you obtain a 2007 or 2010 copy?
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I like the Tormek systems. I think the T4 ( https://tormek.com/en/products/sharpening-machines/tormek-t-... ) would be good for most who just wants something to be able to sharpen knives once in a while. If kni
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4y ago
I would love to learn more about custom leather boots. Do you have a link with more information on where you get this done, etc?
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