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6mo ago
That's why they have kept trying to shove stupid cards in between videos going "ask for videos any way you'd like!" with a stupid AI chatbot. No. Fix the goddamn video search in the first place, I don't want to talk
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6mo ago
Because the sole driver of all of this is the UFCW. That's why only grocery stores. Because they're still mad they think it "takes away jobs" to put in electronic ink price tags. That's it. They came up with the res
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6mo ago
Install Windows 11 Education edition (which rips all of the AI shit out mostly with sane defaults for schools). If you need the ISO, Microsoft's default Win11 ISOs have it. Use https://schneegans.de/windows/unatten
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6mo ago
Ahahahah, I am enjoying the little turn-off-your-Javascript warning that comes back when you click on a link in a new tab from the page to something linked in the article. My tab's title: "Ask HN: How could I safely contact dru
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6mo ago
> Gamestop can't possibly run eBay better than eBay's current management. I meaaaaaaan ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EBay_stalking_scandal "Deferred Prosecution Agreement with District of Massach
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6mo ago
That's every move Spotify has done recently. Podcasts, audiobooks, AI music, and now an entire fitness hub - they really don't want to pay actual artists anything for their music while jacking up prices for everyone else. (Oh,
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6mo ago
Ah, yeah, drat. I forgot entirely about the moonshot that becomes streaming several GB through the ESP... I was just thinking of an easier solution that avoids UEFI networking - wireless devices, tablets, odd things like that ;) Then agai
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https://scsipub.com/blog/an-esp32-as-a-network-attached-usb-... Apparently, exposing small USB sticks to industrial equipment that uses it for loading/saving configs and screenshots and being able to 'network
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6mo ago
"MacRumors has learned" means "our Bloomberg shill, Mark Guesser, has made another bad prediction", every time.
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6mo ago
Second sibling born - turns out I didn't get to be the parent, I get to look after the parents. I'm tired, exhausted, utterly miserable, barely scraping by. All those fancy ideals I thought old age provided for don't exist.
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6mo ago
one of my questions is "why did the tinyURL go through a viglink before it hit Notion"? ( https://tinyurl.com/preview/join-polycule ) was this also some weird half-hearted attempt at monetization? or does tinyu
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The UFCW's defense is that e-ink price tags "take away skilled work". I have no clue what intense high-ELO skill is required to stick a sticker onto a shelf, but I'm sure they can figure out how to stick an E-ink tag up
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6mo ago
If they didn't want you to drink, John Deere wouldn't have put a cupholder on it. C'mon, that's entrapment!
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6mo ago
... because they're doing everything in their power to ensure that they can keep from paying out royalties to "real" artists? They just launched a damn "fitness" hub. We've gone from music to podcasts to audiob
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6mo ago
The nice thing on iOS at least is that they make it known it's a flash message. You'll get a full screen modal dialogue including a "Why did I get this message?" link that informs you about it and also informs you that s
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6mo ago
To point A: I remember a long while ago making a 'free VoIP' call and my call routed into a MetroPCS recording telling me my service was suspended for nonpayment. Hung up, redialed, number shot through another dodgy route. Good ti
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6mo ago
Well, based on what I'm gleaning from https://www.smsbroadcaster.com/ (yes, they sell these brazenly in the open), I suspect they're doing some SDR shenanigans to bring up fake cell networks and leverage Cell Broa
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It sees oncoming cyclists but only warns the passengers inside via visual cue on the displays and an audible cue through the speakers. Apparently external cues to the cyclist are also given that a door may open (blinking lights?)? https:&#
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"We wanted to deliver a pint of milk to people's front porches, but in a few cases it ended up in their fridge, on their cereal. People were like, 'I'm dairy-free.'" -Bono Literally imagining the milk man burst
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And it's a glitch that the 'average' person will probably never somehow trigger in their life. The amount of overlap required to trigger this issue is such an edge case. Apparently Fidelity's systems went wild after re
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Asking for "TBA 970" delay chips in electronic stores prompted employees to offer the full list required to build a "decodeur pirate" Good ol' civil disobedience. Love it.
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ZScaler Internet Access will do it with the right blocking configurations (eg, blocking "Advertising" groups). But then you're using ZScaler and that just feels all nice and icky.
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PoE Texas sells the most compatible adapters for this use. https://shop.poetexas.com/products/gbt-usbc-pd-usbc?variant=... 65W 802.3bt and gigabit Ethernet out on the same PD cable. Also a crude fixed hub for data and
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I'm actually surprised at the amount of 2.5/5 gear I've been coming across lately, especially in the 2.5 space as more ISPs are pushing for gigabit+ to the house. Verizon's been issuing a wireless router with 10G WAN and
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the ufcw is pushing this narrative because they're continually afraid that they "threaten the jobs of grocery workers". i guess the ufcw is stuck in an attitude that you can't train someone who was told "stick this
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FCC alters the Wi-Fi router ban to include hotspots
(androidauthority.com)
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"disrupting government work by deception" sounds like such a busywork charge here trying to do some heavy lifting. An absolutely tough, rough criminal out here...
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>> “Digital price tags are replacing paper ones… cameras are watching aisles… apps are moving from search-based to predictive and having true curated experiences that end up harming the average shopper,” Moore said during testimony la
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I sure wish I was wealthy and had a fistful of RSUs. You wanna send me some? I make 5% over my area's 80% median income and I can't even get housing because I "make too much money" despite being $3000 too rich. I'm
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I'm tired of the "security research" angle when it's all just kids playing with ESP32 deauther attacks presented to them on a silver platter. I should not have to put up with children going "JUST SECURE YOUR NETWORK
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