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longitudinal93
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longitudinal93
3y ago
It must be possible to upgrade the fan, no?
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3y ago
Don't discount the possibility of an inside job by someone at X.
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3y ago
I'm in the habit of just stripping off the (to me) extraneous bits of the typical filename (codecs, source, release) and just leaving the title name, year and video quality in the file name. I've never had Jellyfin choke on fetchi
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3y ago
Except in the case of the i3 which has, by far, the highest reliability and lowest maintenance costs of any BMW ever produced. No wonder they discontinued them!
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3y ago
I miss some of the real communities that were there but I haven't been back. I may try Lemmy or go back to RES and a desktop browser.
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3y ago
Couldn't this be the answer to dark matter?
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3y ago
It's even worse than just an eyesore. I live in Canada but on a recent trip to Denver GMap deliberately and repeatedly tried to make me catch an Uber from the airport to a train station close to the city centre, in spite of large sig
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3y ago
From what I've read here your body is suddenly exposed to the equivalent pressure of 100 fully loaded semi trucks sitting on you, while simultaneously the sudden compression of the air would cause a brief flash with a temperature equiv
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3y ago
There's a completely acceptable intro skip available as a plugin.
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3y ago
The Trans-Canada Highway has several of these. Predators have even learned to wait at the ends of them for crossing prey.
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3y ago
Jitsi has chat
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3y ago
I've been hosting one on a bare metal Ubuntu server on a 1GB connection since the summer of 2020. It's been very robust and just keeps getting better with every update. I think the most users in a room was about 20.
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3y ago
3 minutes can't be the case for On Star systems where you need to have an account, etc
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3y ago
I don't know if it's a "hidden feature" but Android clearly has something similar going on already. I saw it in action the other week when, as soon as I landed in Tokyo and for my whole time in Japan, my and my wife'
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3y ago
First real success of open source? Where have you been, friend??
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3y ago
Superficially yes. But it's much harder in practise than you think.
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3y ago
Nice and private, those transactions
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4y ago
Can't recommend Thomas Vinterberg's 1998 "The Celebration" enough. Intense exploration of family dynamics and the Dogme 95 treatment is so appropos in that emerging time of camcorders.
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4y ago
I wonder how this will affect all the allies who poured billions into the program for their own fleets?
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4y ago
You should take the time to watch "The AI Dilemma" https://vimeo.com/809258916/92b420d98a
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4y ago
Those that have any doubts about the necessity of this initiative should take the time to watch the Center for Humane Technology's "The AI Dilemma" from March 9th. https://vimeo.com/809258916/92b420d98a
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4y ago
Most decent apps will allow you to speed up. Try dialing it up until you hit your personal maximum transmission rate.
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4y ago
As the old saying goes "don't buy upgrades, ride up grades"
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4y ago
Fwiw, according to the WEF in 2021 1/3 of Nigerians used cryptocurrency. Source: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/02/how-common-is-cryptoc...
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Fwiw I did s 3000km trip through BC & Alberta in a little BMW EV (range =300km). By necessity I ended up settling into a cadence of 2 hours driving, 20-30 minutes charging. Most stops were in small towns and I ended preferring being for
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4y ago
And thus we have Ukraine. Made to order to get us out of the trap we've manufactured.
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This is a trend that needs to be sharply curtailed. The last time I _re-started_ my Big Blue Button server it automatically installed UFW along with it's own ruleset completely locking me out as I run SSHD on a non-standard port. All w
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https://archive.is/DG8aQ
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You should take a BMW i3S for a spin. So much fun to drive.
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Yes that's what led me to switch to Deezer which has a large lossless library. Unfortunately while their recommendation engine beats Spotify's (at least for me) their app leaves something to be desired. Being able to use the app t
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