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> is now an empire wonder ful point
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many people await the return of the iphone mini...
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I remember reading a travel thing a long time ago (before gps was a thing). They cautioned that in some cultures, if you asked for directions, people would rather be polite/helpful and give you an answer rather than saying "I don&
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they have all kinds of stuff that runs openwrt like: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0978TF8K3/ https://openwrt.org/toh/zyxel/gs1900-24hp_a1 or: https://www.amazon.com/dp/
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> feels pretty misleading: this is called "marketing". :) Having owned both gas and electric cars, I think the reality is probably not what either side thinks. You have to take electric cars into the shop too. But range probl
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> no precedent the asus bios will automatically install armoury crate on a clean windows install in the bios: advanced -> armoury crate -> install armoury crate -> enabled (by default)
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on the other hand i got a mikrotik a while back and while setting it up it was silently phoning home. I installed openwrt and then installed it on many mikrotik routers over the years. to be honest, not so much traditional routers (wifi+4-
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Do macs really have GPUs though? Or are they like intel integrated graphics?
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I wonder if you could bond one of those magnetic USB-C cables onto your port. like: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P9PNFS6
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> I just wish they'd release a new mini you and a lot of other people. that's the only reason I have lightning in the house, actually.
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so was the comment that it wouldn't grow, or wouldn't shrink. :)
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Send a player too. :)
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> Factory stamped cds are better in this regard One thing factory CDs don't do well is spin. I think they were probably balanced good enough for 1x, but trying to rip some of them at 48x is noisy and feels close to explosive decons
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I agree on physically exploring. It is always nice to take younger folks to the used DVD/CD store and let them explore. It is not expensive. There's also a strange paradox, where the better stuff is cheaper. (technically it is p
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I wonder about not only baby or feminine supplies, but also snack coupons and dating apps
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I think short-form video has killed many things. There's just too much dopamine stimulation. Although arguably music videos have always been a sort of short-form-video - takes strung together enough to keep you engaged through the son
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... This hit, that ice cold Michelle Pfeiffer, that white gold This one for them hood girls ... - https://genius.com/Mark-ronson-uptown-funk-lyrics
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wow, sidestepping like that sucks. Strangely, some kindle books actually do meet california criteria of "buy" by allowing a download of the book in .pdf or .epub format. But when you go to buy them, it still seems to say: By p
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Isn't this where some lawyers step in and file a class action lawsuit?
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> This was never about money for him, but about control over a key technology. I think he just wanted to have a sci-fi future, and because many other people think similarly he has tapped into that shared desire and has been succeeding. L
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Sorry, I laughed... :) > I’ve judged prizes both pre-2020, when we were sent stacks of books, and post-2020, when everything had switched to zip drives and online databases. Considered medium-to-high-capacity at the time of its release
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I remember some friends talking about motorcycles, and one was wondering how much horsepower you could get out of a Harley Davidson motorcycle. And another friend quipped, "You don't tune a Harley for power, you tune it for noise!
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I agree. For a normal person, when your day is pop-ups, cookie dialogs, dark patterns, auto-opt-in, <100-pages-of-legalese> + "Accept", subscriptions, smartphone-only ordering and customer service and endless-monetization...
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this is leaking down to identity matching https://electrek.co/2026/07/06/tesla-cabin-camera-fsd-identi... and maybe: https://www.notateslaapp.com/software-updates/upcoming-featu...
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I find it interesting when traveling. I remember traveling to mexico and being surprised. Giant "Marlboro Man" billboards. Television advertisements for hard alcohol. but what was also funny was Coca-Cola ads always had something
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This makes me REALLY question "this call may be recorded for quality purposes" Now other businesses are starting to reference their privacy policy at the beginning of a call, which leads me to think there are many more uses poppin
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it's possible current models have moved on. My toothbrush is a couple years old now (which is a good thing!) EDIT: just looked. current ones have bluetooth and an app. sigh.
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I've read countless stories of designs sent out getting backroom-cost-reduced by removing the most ridiculously cheap parts.
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Don't leave the revolver too close to the printer. It might start saying "low toner" when you go to use it.
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There is already a robust market for chargers with a few connectors. But I would like having a table with a plethora of sockets and cables available. Lots of times, I come in and want to charge a bunch of things. Charge a few drone batteri
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