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by joecool1029 6mo ago
They covered it in the apnews source. Takedowns are available but only a few bands requested it, most were supportive of the archive.
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
> That was before websites were 40MB or more of garbage though so keep that in perspective. Video is really where you feel sub-megabit connections limiting (youtube and social media). Sites not so much. But yes, it's a problem.
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
Kinda surprising so many in the thread have no clue the US has the lifeline program and there's a few providers that will sell 'free' basic lines. It even became a meme when Obama was president: https://www.wikihow
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
> Now what about millions of photos of all the other families possibly affected by him? His name allegedly isn't even clear on his own! Ongoing lawsuit brought by his sister. (Amended as recently as a week ago and discussed in a fla
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
So this is interesting. Apple's an incumbent, not some new disruptive company. What I mean to say is this isn't like a rideshare company that goes in burning money to build public sentiment while lobbying the politicians. Everyone
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
I'm guessing Apple made the calculation that doing this was cheaper than litigating it. The slop submission in OP makes the claim that the law doesn't apply, but I skimmed it already and came to the conclusion it could apply and
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
Just gonna point this out since I noticed it a few weeks ago and notice is still there, Hetzner has paused selling new colocation service: https://www.hetzner.com/colocation/ So this is probably a joke site or a scam.
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
I couldn't stop thinking about the complicated U-boat toilet to allow discharging waste while submerged. One set off a chain of events that lead to its ship's demise. Someone decided to use it without consulting the toilet technic
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
Outside of a few states and a few product types (baby formula), they won't be fined. But yes, customer service usually swaps it out.
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
The largest salt mine in the world is under Lake Huron: https://www.compassminerals.com/who-we-are/locations/goderic...
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
Except when it doesn’t: https://apnews.com/article/delta-fuel-dump-schools-lawsuit-s...
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
> then you’d have to deal with the ethical and legal issues of where it lands Meh, it's a risk reduction thing. Aircraft sometimes dump fuel too in emergencies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_dumping Earth
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
It's not even just a QA thing, consider the use case: A sub-ohm vape head is basically almost shorting what is often a unprotected lithium ion cell (18650 or whatnot). Phones meanwhile are full of temperature sensors, battery pack in t
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
I was really expecting this to be higher not lower due to factors like particulate inhalation from exhaust/brake dust/tire particles. Also there's a lot of sedentary-type problems you get while taxi driving like bad diet habi
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
Maybe some WX nerds on HN can answer, but uh... would this help with reducing convection cells that appear above large parking lots? I can look at radarscope during summer and see them roiding up over really large parking lots in my region.
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
So it's a Sharp MIP scaled up? https://sharpdevices.com/memory-lcd/
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
chrome and firefox dropped support for it 5 years or so ago, it has had a lot of security issues over the years, was annoying over NAT, and there are better options for secure bulk transfers (sftp, rsync, etc)
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
> I hope we’d be exceedingly careful in what we label “addictive” in the same bucket as oxy or nicotine. Not careful enough apparently: Nicotine isn't that addictive on its own, tobacco is.
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
I'm not making a judgement on it either way. These are things that are available to change in source. I'm just pointing it out, since others aren't aware of how things can be done. But there are things locked out in the US I
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
One of the reasons I build my own LineageOS builds is because of terrible one-party consent recording laws (in places like California) there’s no geographic way in Android to check it on a state-by-state way. It just goes off country code a
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
They have a Graphene partnership, not a LineageOS one. The latter is entirely up to volunteers to port it.
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
'Recently', how long are we talking here? You've already emailed the execs, if they think it's worthy of review they'll assign someone to you, it can take a few days.
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
mullvad’s DNS routes to it with adblocking, you do not need to be a subscriber to use it: https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
Apologies on getting back late but… I’ve never had that experience. Historically I would call during day and get someone stateside. They would ask for IMEI and I would say ‘it’s not in your db but EID works’ and then they’d let me read that
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
Apple’s system mostly works. If you need to reissue an esim without being able to transfer from an existing device on T-Mobile though need to either call in and give imei or get past the chatbot and there’s a page text support can give you
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
> When you request a QR code, even though you provide the EID, they will ask for an IMEI number. Everything else you say is accurate but they do not require this, T-Mobile is the only major in the US that doesn’t match EID to IMEI. I kno
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
Good recommendation, also shout out the Casio Lineage. (solar, atomic, sapphire crystal, titanium case/band). I got mine sub-$200. This one: https://www.casio.com/europe/watches/casio/product.LCW-M100T...
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
> Author’s argument is those hardware improvements could have been had for free with X11 upgrades. I do NOT miss having tearing all the time with X11. There were always kludgy workarounds. Even if you stopped and said ok, lets not run nv
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
Makes sense, it’s high in protein.
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by joecool1029 6mo ago
The sheer arrogance that you think someone manipulated successfully will just re-think the situation and ask their friends/family. The naivety to assume all scammers are impulsive fools and don't do this for a living, as their pri

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