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by initramfs 3mo ago
Haha, initially I didn't realize it was a reference, but I remember that scene. In theory for something like this, the earthquake alert data could be collected without anyone even reviewing it, thus this would be anonymized data and si
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by initramfs 3mo ago
Yeah, I used the E51 and E63
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by initramfs 3mo ago
Interesting. It hadn't occurred to me that The Matrix would become more ubiquitous, but it seems there are plenty of mechanisms from avoiding that. People read novels 200 years ago, and i imagine that was a bit of blue pilling.
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by initramfs 3mo ago
Hard to say. In 2007-2011, during the time of that study, I was using Nokia Symbian phones.
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by initramfs 3mo ago
The funny thing is that there was a study or an article suggesting Apple users got more sex than non Apple users.
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by initramfs 3mo ago
Yeah, I actually use a cell phone mount for navigation since my car doesn't have one. It's far from ideal, and I think more cars should have an easier and more secure way to attach/clamp a phone/tablet rather than requir
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by initramfs 3mo ago
see my response to danielheath.
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by initramfs 3mo ago
A slow one? Me too.
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by initramfs 3mo ago
Often times the children of such migrants adapt pretty well. I think the term is more euphemistic and neutral than derogatory. It's more like a category that's existed for centuries (but gets more stigma now) because some the olde
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by initramfs 3mo ago
I've noticed a similar thing when buying products online. Overseas sellers from Asia will package their product as "Designed in Germany" or include a red cross to indicate Swiss design, but may not actually be designed or man
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by initramfs 3mo ago
I'm guessing you saw this SNL sketch? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5DeDLI8_IM
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by initramfs 3mo ago
The fact that some in Switzerland wanted to cap population at 10 million says a lot about their free market. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/14/switzerland-re... Fortunately, the referendum fa
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by initramfs 3mo ago
Why would Switzerland want Starlink when they can get 25Gbps fiber?
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Google used its Android phone network's accelerometers as mini-seismometers(substack.com)
2 points by initramfs 3mo ago|3 comments
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by initramfs 3mo ago
"You can read Wassym’s full answer at the episode link, but here’s the part that stuck out to me: The challenge with screen mirroring solutions is that they take over every single pixel in the car, and that’s not the way we see ourselv
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by initramfs 3mo ago
https://www.meilisearch.com/docs/resources/internals/storage
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Delivery Optimization for Browser and Software Updates to Minimize Bandwidth(inavoyage.blogspot.com)
1 points by initramfs 3mo ago|0 comments
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by initramfs 3mo ago
Very interesting. I am guessing the company didn't offer refunds if the receiving computer wasn't able to process the results, unless the issue was on the service...
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by initramfs 3mo ago
"The Carnival in Venice was first documented in 1296, with a proclamation by the Venetian Senate announcing a public festival the day before the start of Lent. Unquestionably one of the most well-known Carnival festivities in the world
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by initramfs 3mo ago
Except no one was buying 1 Trillion $ for a GB of RAM in 1960. Even Professor Frink would agree: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykxMqtuM6Ko
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by initramfs 3mo ago
I get that, but let me give you a typical example. Your tax software as a box where it asks you to enter your income. It automatically estimates how much your tax refund as soon as you type in one field, even though it is just the first pag
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by initramfs 3mo ago
clicks fingers instead of clapping.
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by initramfs 3mo ago
That's great information. I had no idea Chromebook prototypes started as early as N455, but since you're skilled with Arch, I'll recommend two distros(one isn't really a distro, but a toolkit) for your cr-48 : Tiny Core
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by initramfs 3mo ago
I agree, but almost everyone today can use a computer or smartphone. They can type in their income, and the computer can calculate it, providing them an average number of what their percentage of actual taxable income was- I think Turbo Tax
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by initramfs 3mo ago
yeah, slow phase-outs seems ideal- I have often wondered about that with gross and and taxable income.
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by initramfs 3mo ago
I've purchased a few HP and Dell slim desktops (typically 2nd or 3rd generation i3s) on Newegg, from refurbished resellers. During the pandemic, they were $50-70 shipped and included 4GB of RAM. They support PCI-express in low profile,
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by initramfs 3mo ago
true, and I think some pre-2015 machines might not have anticipated the diverse, but unpredictable ecosystem that 800 lb browsers allow under their hood these days. :)
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by initramfs 3mo ago
Thanks for this link! "antiX is my top pick for truly constrained hardware. It runs on systemd-free Debian Stable, uses around 256MB at idle, and includes a full desktop experience. The trade-off is a less polished interface compared t
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by initramfs 4mo ago
I am curious if PoE (Power over ethernet) ever worked on HDMI. I know there is some minimal data sent, but would be hesitant to leave an HDMI cable plugged in if it has any Ethernet or power capabilities. I wouldn't be surprised the fe
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by initramfs 4mo ago
I've noticed that older TCLs are a bit laggier than Samsung smart tvs. Nice to have one that actually has a fast response to the remote. There was an app that was super slow on it- one of the less popular streaming apps. Although when

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