jimktrains2

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by jimktrains2 3y ago
Not every chef has the means (e.g. money and time) and/or non-food experience to start a restaurant. Constructive criticisms, and not all criticism is constructive, should always be taken in earnest; that said, there is also a matter
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
Or ads, like many online ads were originally, could be based on the content surrounding them rather than the person looking at them. Ads need not be scatter-shot without personalization.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
Except for when it's fully off and you want to take a picture.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
I bet it's not coming from a cold start every time.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
Please, no. A camera need to be ready to shoot the moment I flip it on. I also don't want it to have reduced battery life just so that I can use the god-awful playstore on it.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
It allows you to copy and paste the url to link someone to what you're seeing. It's a good thing if sone right. Also, google maps changes the url as you pan and zoom.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
In the English-speaking world (or at least in the USA) we sort by last name, so any list of names you get is always last, first. For that reason many forms (though not all) will have the last name as the first thing you fill in.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
I still don't understand how the recording light negates the need for a privacy shutter. I don't care if i know when the camera is on, as the camera could be turned on without my consent or just before I'm ready.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
"defund the police" wasn't a call to get rid of the police or cut their funding in a vacuum, but instead to spend less on police while spending that money on social services that would handle many of mental health and domesti
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
I use the tab tree extension in Firefox for the same reason. Vertical tabs have only minor usefulness anymore for me.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
> The gap between analog and digital modes is big enough that maybe it doesn't make sense for them both to be in the same club. This makes absolutely no sense. There's a whole base of physics, experince, antenna design, &c
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
Checksums, signatures, HMACs, &c are allowed over amateur radio; so integrity checks are allowed. You're not allowed to "obscure the meaning of the message", but that doesn't preclude integrity checks.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
Unless you can't because they aren't broadcast for contractual reasons. E.g. hockey, blacked out football games, &c
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
That 20gb dump doesn't include history afaik and probably doesn't include images and other multimedia. I don't think it invalidates your point, but I just wanted to clarify.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
There are also Merkel trees, which are closer to the signature -on-"subdocuments" mentioned above. Also blockchains that explicitly include the previous block's hash.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
(0,0) isn't null either.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
I was responding to the idea that it's good nothing is at null island because it's a default. I was showing that there are aome default locations that have people and there are consequences to that.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
You mean like the house thats near the geographic center of the us and keep getting visits from the police because maxmind default to those coordinates for ip addresses. https://youtu.be/vh6zanS_epw https://www.w
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
Cachability, perhaps. You cannot cache a post, but may be able to cache a search or query verb.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
It makes sense in that every table needs a name to reference, however if you only have the one table there isn't any ambiguity.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
You may need a lock if you have operations that are not atomic, even with a single writer, as a reader could find an inconsistency.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
It doesn't remove anything; you're not logged in, which is the point of opening in an incognito window in the first place.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
What nonsense? There are so many worse things we spend money on, like weed busts and minor drug offenses, than tracking down unlicensed broadcasting, which can be disruptive to licensed users.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
VLF would also go through rock and water? Could be useful for spelunking (and submarine comms). Depends on if they can transmit without a huge antenna as well.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Until maintenance is done or the machine is customized, like changing the nozzle or air duct.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Most, if not the vast majority , laptop and desktop HDMI ports don't support cec. For me this makes it a non-starter as a media center.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
There are cryptographically secure pseudorandom generators. In fact all sources non-hardware (i.e. /dev/random and /dev/urandom) are psuedo random as are the keystream generators for most algos that use one.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
It also refuses to render for me in fennec. It sayd I'm not supported.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Why not use the system default controls and not reïnvent the wheel?
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Wouldn't we have the same if history tilted the way the grandparent post is asking about?

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