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by irq 5y ago
There’s a pretty salty rebuttal to this on https://freenode.net . You can feel the hurt ego in the prose. It saddens me to see how far the original openprojects.net (renamed to freenode) has fallen since the early 2000s, when I w
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by irq 5y ago
Totally true- I went through the process of manually overclocking my 2080ti for max hash rate and the best settings involved setting a power limit that is less than half the card’s 100% limit.
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by irq 5y ago
I make $7-8 per day, after electrical costs, letting my 2080ti (normally used for flight sim, but when not in use…) run nicehash’s miner software. My electricity costs $0.0816 per kWh. Not a ton of money but it adds up after a month and the
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by irq 5y ago
Is it? I haven't seen one in stock in a long time. People are setting up sniping programs to auto-buy them.
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by irq 5y ago
Gestures are listed here https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/iphone/iph3e2e2329/ios
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by irq 5y ago
Here's the cheat sheet to gestures you have to use to control your phone once it's turned on, which I guess was your problem. https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/iphone/iph3e2e2329/ios
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by irq 5y ago
True, but those subscriptions can’t be purchased through an iOS app. Nor can you direct users from an iOS app to your web site to purchase the subscription there. Both are against Apple’s rules. You have to just hope users figure out how t
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by irq 5y ago
Can you link to them? All I can find on such a search are identical tools for automobile locks- cannot find the tools for household locks he shows in the video.
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by irq 6y ago
I don’t see how your unanswered question relates to RHSeeger’s statement, but your transparent attempt to deflect by continuing to bring it up, again, says more about the flaws in your thought process than it achieves your aim.
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by irq 6y ago
Based on what you wrote, I agree with RHSeeger that you did indeed make that assumption. That you can’t see it speaks volumes about your analysis not matching the facts.
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by irq 6y ago
The worldview he is (poorly) attempting to prosthelytize is inherently nefarious. It doesn’t matter if he intends it or not.
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by irq 6y ago
Suggestion: update title to reflect that this map is only for the UK
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by irq 6y ago
> I'd also hope we have the technology and chemical engineering know how to create pain killers they can be used for long term care effectively. We don’t. See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opioid_epidemic_
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by irq 6y ago
Read the article. > If the companies that give IP Volume access to the rest of the internet were all to decide to stop doing so, the company could no longer operate on the internet. This is called de-peering, and it does occur very spora
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by irq 6y ago
> But opening.txt and treating it as html, that seems strange. I’d go as far as to call it negligent, not merely strange.
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by irq 6y ago
Anecdata but, I have not witnessed this happening or even heard of this ever happening. Once people accept a kernel of bullshit into their knowledge map, they’ve lost the ability to separate fact from fiction from uncomfortable truths, and
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by irq 6y ago
> They’re not crazy, I swear > I have to spend way more time than I care to combating misinformation I find these statements at odds with each other. FWIW, my in laws and my extended family all believe in various vaccine conspiracy th
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by irq 6y ago
I know dozens of engineers that maximize one single native OS terminal window and use tmux or screen inside of it to divide it into more “windows” (which are not OS native and just basically ascii frames). Yes there are other benefits too,
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by irq 6y ago
Just in terms of reduced CO2 emissions due to fewer people commuting because they can work from home, and the impact this has on climate change, he is correctly speaking for all of us, if by all of us you mean life on Earth.
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by irq 6y ago
Down since WFH? Or down since the pandemic? Both have an impact on mental health and thus productivity metrics, and it’s important to differentiate, because the pandemic won’t be around forever, but it started around the same time as mass W
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by irq 6y ago
You’re taking advantage of modern UI tools and modern levels of screen resolution and not intentionally recreating the old way of interacting with multiple terminals simultaneously. Literally no shame in that. GUIs with multiple windows and
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by irq 6y ago
Step 1 at any organization: uninstall the corporate spyware
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by irq 6y ago
There are precious few reasons to run a web browser full screen on an ultrawide. Most web sites don't even go that wide, it's just a ton of wasted screen real estate.
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by irq 6y ago
Safari mobile too
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by irq 6y ago
All you can measure by plugging into a wall socket is (1) voltage; (2) power, but only for devices plugged into that outlet (by installing a meter like a kill-a-watt between the outlet and the device). In order to determine power consumptio
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by irq 6y ago
You still have to plug in two wall wart style transformers (one is for reference voltage, the other is to power the box) into a real power outlet outside the box, and then get those wires inside the box. Or commit some electrical code sins
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by irq 6y ago
Could you link the trial or any data about it? Genuinely curious.
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by irq 6y ago
Without making light of your experience, the behavior you witnessed is simply not possible to induce with the dosing range used by licensed ketamine treatment clinics. So yes, too much of a good thing is bad. Ketamine clinics use doses much
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by irq 6y ago
If it can’t be done without harming society then it should be destroyed. This is why we don’t have nuclear powered cruise missiles, by the way.
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by irq 6y ago
I, too, have a neighbor with a wood burner (used during the cold months only fortunately) that easily adds 75 to 100 to the outdoor AQI (using Purple Air). My indoor air quality is unaffected due to central air filtering. Given the health i

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