jthrowsitaway

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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
Some of the smaller airports that I've been through give you a laminated PreCheck card after they've checked your ID and ticket. You hold onto that for a few seconds until you're called up for the next stage of the process. T
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
Expedited screening (the PreCheck line) is not a guarantee, even if you have PreCheck. https://www.tsa.gov/travel/frequently-asked-questions/if-i-a... Conversely, I've talked with people that travel often or
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
I guess you've never been exposed to Network Solutions.
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
Until this is "fixed" by the Pi project (indeed, most PCs will boot loop if no boot devices succeed), I'd try something like iPXE (loaded onto SD or USB.) That should be able to loop properly. https://github.com&#x
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
SD cards are less than optimal in Pis for general computing usage, but you could put something like iPXE on the card. That's how I'd work around the issue originally described in this thread. https://en.m.wikipedia.or
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
Interesting. I wonder if China has the same amount of waste and overspending in their military industrial complex.
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
I want to like NewPipe but I've always had problems with resuming videos after pausing them in the background. Most of the time my progress is just completely lost. Also, full screen and popover mode have been broken since Android 12.
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
Had a 12.5 month old iPhone 12 mini die recently and used Apple's mail in repair service ($400.) Getting technician's notes out of them (needed for a credit card extended warranty claim) has been nigh impossible after spending hou
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
As of now that increases the size, complexity, and cost of the implementation. A dumb RFID chip that returns an ID is a lot simpler and smaller package size than one that handles crypto.
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
There's speculation that supply chain issues forced their hand in removing radar, so it's likely something they had to do in order to keep moving cars. This was likely a rush job. Imagine killing radar on existing cars in a rushed
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
Indeed. These days you're lucky if you can get a project maintainer to respond to a PR within a few years.
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
Google's advertising business is really profitable so anything else is secondary. Amazon came at it from a business angle. They had a ton of spare resources that they only needed once in a while and figured out a way to make use of the
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
These are conveniences. Yes, backup cameras have been mandated for ~7 years now in the US. One can surely still drive safely without looking at a screen.
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by jthrowsitaway 5y ago
Are you playing on the Switch's screen or a TV? Input lag on some TVs can be bad and they usually have a game mode to minimize this. I primarily use a pro controller and couldn't time certain wall jumps on Mario 64 until I put my