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by kalleboo 1y ago
> Search isn't helpful if the stuff wasn't properly indexed Synology indexes file contents similar to Spotlight on the Mac.
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by kalleboo 1y ago
I don't know if this is the reason, but supposedly their btrfs fork contains a custom integration with mdraid/lvm so that when btrfs detects a bad block, it signals lvm to do a repair. This is their solution to avoid using btrfs r
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by kalleboo 1y ago
Microsoft has been vertically integrated for nearly 25 years with the Xbox. I wonder if their internally-siloed nature doesn't allow them to learn from individual teams' success.
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by kalleboo 1y ago
Then why are they so shy about granting Qualcomm a license?
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by kalleboo 1y ago
What does "American made" mean? Is the raw fabric also made in America or is it just cut and sewn together in America?
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by kalleboo 1y ago
Those are for goods already sold to customers at a certain price. Their next product will include the price hike. Retail does not have the same restriction that preorders have.
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by kalleboo 1y ago
The article we're commenting on shows that in reality, the retailers are actually increasing their margins in the face of increased costs due to tariffs.
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by kalleboo 1y ago
The typical driver who does something like 10 over everywhere is probably not the biggest safety hazard. When I lived in a small town in Sweden, the problem was that at night some drivers would blow down the country roads and straight throu
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by kalleboo 1y ago
Some creators still do 10 minute videos but whenever I watch one I feel I'm left with more questions than answers, I really prefer the deeper dives.
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by kalleboo 1y ago
In the UK, indoors studio shots were on video, but outdoors location shots had to be on film, so there was an obvious difference in look when they cut between them. Monty Python lampooned this in a sketch where Graham Chapman goes outside,
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by kalleboo 1y ago
I think what you meant is we should all go back to the simplicity of Shift-JIS
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by kalleboo 1y ago
There are two separate options on that screen. One is "Find My iPhone/iPad" which just turns off the functionality. The second one is "Find My network" which opts out of the mesh network. This one has a description
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by kalleboo 1y ago
> No way to turn off participation in the "Find My" BLE mesh network There is a setting to disable participation in the "Find My network" under "Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My iPhone/i
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by kalleboo 1y ago
Yeah the market of 2000 crashed and burned but we were left with a bunch of dark fiber and developed tech that laid the foundation for the next decade.
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by kalleboo 1y ago
It reminds me of the blog during Hurricane Katrina, with the guy carrying barrels of fuel up the stairs to the 10th floor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interdictor_(blog)
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by kalleboo 1y ago
They were crippled in terms of multitasking. You edit a video in Final Cut for iPad, go to export it, it takes 15 minutes. You can't even leave Final Cut to reply to an email while it's working, that interrupts the export.
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by kalleboo 1y ago
My favorite Mac drawing program back in the day was MicroFrontier's "Color It!" https://www.macintoshrepository.org/110-color-it-3-x
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by kalleboo 1y ago
Yep, I have my archiveteam warrior running in the built-in Docker GUI on my Synology NAS. Just a few clicks to set up and it just runs there silently in the background, helping out with whatever tasks it needs to.
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by kalleboo 1y ago
Apple has the best track record of anyone for length of OS support on their phones. They're also trying to pivot from hardware purchases to the recurring revenue of "services". If making your home smart gets you to pay monthl
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by kalleboo 1y ago
I don't know if this is still the case but the last time I saw this discussion, someone with experience using the "shared iPad" education feature said it seemed like a massive hack, and switching users was seemingly implement
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by kalleboo 1y ago
I'm aware of the post-COVID vaccine hesitancy (this is definitely not limited to the US) but the vaccine the CDC is talking about was discontinued "citing insufficient consumer demand" in 2002, over 2 decades ago. So is GP ju
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by kalleboo 1y ago
Does that include development?
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by kalleboo 1y ago
I'm not from somewhere where any of this is relevant so I was really curious why the comment you are replying to was downvoted into gray in 7 minutes (is Lyme disease a contentious issue??) and was ready to post a reply asking why but
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by kalleboo 1y ago
And yet right now they’re back to chemical photography film being over 50% of their revenue due to the breakout success of the instax instant cameras. Being able to charge a dollar per photo remains an unbeatable business to be in.
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by kalleboo 1y ago
Even McDonalds has seats with power outlets, I mostly see groups of students studying rather than people working.
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by kalleboo 1y ago
> It's possible that she copy-pastes her own signature I've been continually using Preview.app's feature to easily insert your signature from a menu using the same signature I scanned in using the camera on my MacBook ba
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by kalleboo 1y ago
I got it for another reason (playing around with retrocomputing) but what I did was get a Cisco/Linksys SPA voip adapter (there are PILES of these on eBay for cheap, they've been making them for decades) and hook that up to a SIP
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by kalleboo 1y ago
This makes me feel a lot better about having just laid down $5,000 on 6 units with installation included... And $1,000 for the Wi-Fi module? I was looking at the part when comparing the cheaper and more expensive units (which either don&#x2
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by kalleboo 1y ago
We can still lament the death of the the station wagon and minivan, which had a better optimization of size to practicality. I'm lucky to live somewhere where we still get tiny, cheap, practical cars https://kalleboo.com&#x2
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by kalleboo 1y ago
Lots of people have literally died before they "got there". They would still have been alive if they had access to the right medication.

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