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by kcb 5y ago
Apple doesn't make low-end devices.
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by kcb 5y ago
Life is finite
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by kcb 5y ago
Truly horrendous link. Your appeal to authority is nonsense, it doesn't take long to find someone with even more commas to dispute it. > Anyone who is still pushing more weapons into Ukraine or tells Kiev to prolong the war is putti
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by kcb 5y ago
Daddy Daddy my friend wants to connect her Ipad to the internet, what's the wifi password? Not fooling me hackerrr
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by kcb 5y ago
Yea... I can understand working with your significant other and managing your non-adult kids, but outside of that some of the comments here seem pretty invasive.
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by kcb 5y ago
Reminded me where I have seen POR-15 before. Seems to be good stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ag46YUovPUc
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by kcb 5y ago
> If none of the Android device makers have been successful selling a smart watch, what hope did Pebble have? Samsung, Huawei, etc. have quite successful smart watch lines. https://www.counterpointresearch.com/global-smar
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by kcb 5y ago
Mine has a folding screen.
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by kcb 5y ago
Yea, I have 80 MHz channels on with one AP at 36 and the other at 149. I live in a suburban area and the channels definitely aren't perfect. My closest neighbor seems to have quiet a few Google Wifi APs with pretty strong signal at my
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by kcb 5y ago
I've been increasingly tempted to switch to one of these consumer mesh setups from my current Unifi. I just pick up two new Unifi Wifi 6 APs(A U6-Pro and a U6-Mesh) and the performance is just poor. I don't know whats going on. I&
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by kcb 5y ago
Heck yea! Locked in our houses for weeks by the authority! A great idea!
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by kcb 5y ago
Still blows my mind that Germany didn't stop the acquisition of KUKA.
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by kcb 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADM-141_TALD https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADM-160_MALD
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by kcb 5y ago
I've watched videos critiquing Italian American dishes while simultaneously watching an old southern Italian lady do the same thing the master youtube chef was saying was inauthentic. As an Italian American it's especially annoyin
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by kcb 5y ago
Your perspective is the same tired idea that the US is the only country that controls world foreign policy and everyone else just plays along. What of the Ukrainian people?
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by kcb 5y ago
Something this reminds me of that I've been doing lately when stuck on a particular problem is just coding something. Even if it's the most shittiest, inefficient and naïve solution. More often than not I either discover a more pr
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by kcb 5y ago
>Walk into a dealer and say "I will pay that price on the window, but on the condition you won't even try to upsell me in F&I." Aside from a minority of shady dealers, most regular car dealers will smile sweetly and te
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by kcb 5y ago
Then continue the fever dream nightmare that is the car dealership.
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by kcb 5y ago
Buy a Tesla. Its the only way to put a stop to this.
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Flying Through Giga Berlin(youtube.com)
15 points by kcb 5y ago|0 comments
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by kcb 5y ago
> the classic western doctrine "few and well armed" have failed the real life test. I'm really not seeing where or how you've come to this conclusion. Desert Storm and Iraq show the uselessness of low tech boots on th
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by kcb 5y ago
Literally the only thing an M1 MacBook would be useful for me is web browsing. The hardware is totally wasted by the OS. I have an Intel MacBook Pro 16, but the M1 MacBooks have an impressive GPU that's only useful for extremely niche
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by kcb 5y ago
Given how larger non-mobile chips are jumping to the LPDDR standard what is the point of having a separate DDR standard? Is there something about LPDDR5 that makes upgradable dimms not possible?
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by kcb 5y ago
Yea it's not ideal but really no option is. Built in to Linux would be a problem too given the rate of GPU driver development. Most Linux installs in the corporate world are stuck on the major version of the kernel and system packages
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by kcb 5y ago
That's a strange statement. The vast vast majority of these cards will be in systems running Linux.
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by kcb 5y ago
I would recommend installing tailscale on a pc or raspberry pi at home. Then you can use it as an Exit Node. It's dead simple with no port forwarding or dynamic dns required. If you don't want to run something 24/7 in your ho
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by kcb 5y ago
It's not a loophole it's tax fraud. Not reporting your income does not make it legal. In the end if your income is low enough you'll mostly be offset by the standard deduction anyway.
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by kcb 5y ago
> Something like ~25% of global wheat supply comes from Ukraine and Russia Global wheat exports not supply. Global wheat exports is a relatively small proportion of overall global wheat production.
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by kcb 5y ago
> If you didn’t pay for it, you can only have zero expectations, simple as that. Says who? There's plenty of free as in didn't transact dollars for software that I have extremely high expectations for. Visual Studio Code, Gmail
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Military Aviation Expert on Why a No Fly Zone Would Solve Putin’s Problem(youtube.com)
2 points by kcb 5y ago|0 comments

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