jakemauer

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by jakemauer 5y ago
I didn't know about Wikiversity, thanks for sharing.
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by jakemauer 5y ago
I used Synology backup for google services to back up my emails and migrated to Fastmail. They have an import tool that seemed to work well.
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by jakemauer 5y ago
All I see when I go to the Cloud Identity part of the Admin Panel's "Get More Services" page is a happy little coffee cup unhelpfully stating "You're getting the best out of Google. We will notify you when new subsc
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by jakemauer 5y ago
That’s insane. Wouldn’t this be cause for a recall with any other manufacturer? What if a 2015 civic just lost speedometer and turn signals randomly? You think Honda would get away with saying “eh that’s normal.”
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by jakemauer 5y ago
Another option to consider that I only discovered yesterday is Kiwix: https://www.kiwix.org/en/ You can browse the different packages that the community has preprared, including Wikipedia and a ton of different stack e
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by jakemauer 5y ago
Are we talking about the same smart investors at Softbank that invested heavily in WeWork?
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by jakemauer 5y ago
Does anyone have recommended newbie guides for setting up wireguard when all you have experience with is older L2TP Server/Client setups?
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by jakemauer 5y ago
White-tailed deer have only recently recovered from over-hunting and returned to their pre-colonization population levels.[1] Do you have a source that frames their growth as exponential? 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by jakemauer 5y ago
I know this probably won’t help in your case, but if you both happen to have Nintendo Switches and have a Nintendo online subscription you get access to a bunch of NES and SNES games and can play them online together. They even have a mode
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by jakemauer 5y ago
As someone who has wrestled with the Gigabyte Titan Ridge card on a hackintosh, including flashing different firmwares many times with a raspberry pi as an SPI tool, this article is so so interesting. So much of getting this stuff to work f
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by jakemauer 5y ago
I didn't realize that Saran wrap changed formulations. I just did some googling[0] and apparently it was because the original material emitted chlorine and other unspecified toxic chemicals when burned in municipal incinerators. 0: ht
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by jakemauer 5y ago
You can turn off iMessages and force the phone to use SMS, however you can't do it on a per-contact or per-conversation basis.
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by jakemauer 5y ago
The main 1password extension for chrome stopped working with the standalone app, but the original extension is here under a different name: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/1password-extensio... I use it
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by jakemauer 5y ago
Brushless tools, which are increasingly common, absolutely require silicon to manage the pulses of electricity to the winding groups.
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by jakemauer 5y ago
It definitely is enough of a matter of privacy that PGE wouldn’t reveal any details of the previous tenant’s usage patterns when I called concerned about the amount of energy we were using in our new place. If it’s too private to share in t
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by jakemauer 5y ago
If you want to get an idea of his approach look at the _astounding_ patch he made for Race Driving. He re-wrote the engine to essentially tween between frames because the original was more or less stuck at 5fps and certain things, like the
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by jakemauer 5y ago
I've been a very happy patron of Vitor for months. I'm elated that this project is finally out in the world. He has a framerate improvement patch for Starfox in the works that I am beyond excited about.
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by jakemauer 5y ago
As a counterpoint, a reminder of how poorly Autopilot functions even in calm urban environments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=antLneVlxcs
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by jakemauer 5y ago
This is true, but movies purchased on iTunes can only be downloaded at 720p or 1080p. To play back in 4k/HDR it must be streamed. It sucks because I don't own a 4K blu-ray player but wanted a few movies to try out my OLED and boug
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by jakemauer 6y ago
The only way that NFTs make sense to me is in some sort of impossible to implement DRM-like system where ONLY the current owners of the media can display it or utilize it. If buying an NFT of a piece of art meant that I could digitally disp
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by jakemauer 6y ago
Thank you for sharing this, it's comments like this that make it hard to give up skimming HN. I have two Pi's running on SD cards that this is immediately beneficial for, so thank you.
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by jakemauer 6y ago
I just signed up for a free trial with Wasabi and they include trackers from Google analytics and LogRocket. I'm not sure if they send filename data across the wire.
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by jakemauer 6y ago
Totally agree. There are two or three distinct shouts from someone in the audience at the beginning of Around the World / Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger that are now part of my experience of listening to it. The audience is absolutel
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by jakemauer 6y ago
I believe it means due diligence.
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by jakemauer 6y ago
Right but that chip is a 65 watt part. The m1 is what, 10-15? I think that’s pretty amazing.
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by jakemauer 6y ago
Integrated heat spreader, I believe.
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by jakemauer 6y ago
My guess is that the Analogue TG-16 console will support their proprietary DAC add-on that connects via the console's HDMI port.
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by jakemauer 6y ago
Can I get clarification on your second sentence? Are you saying that approaches like New Zealand's are destroying civilization?
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by jakemauer 6y ago
As far as I know recordings from Apple devices are anonymized. Also you can opt out of having them use recordings of your requests in their training data.
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by jakemauer 6y ago
Steve Mould recently published a video[1] that actually shows a cross-section of one of these siphon mechanisms. I hadn't seen it before either but apparently it's quite common. 1: https://youtu.be/Cg8KQfaT9xY?t=33

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