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by m463 6mo ago
That means they can project advertisements too.
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by m463 6mo ago
It has been a long time since I used APL (in college) We had APL terminals which had APL keys and would print APL characters. It was significantly more immersive that way. Looking at this letter i start to vaguely recall things. Decades la
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by m463 6mo ago
Then we would need better baby-gates. But that might lead to escalating scenarios.
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by m463 6mo ago
I think you might be right. When it comes to fad and fashion, sometimes really weird stuff catches the public eye. Thing is, I really wish there was a way to keep from getting buried in endless dreck. Maybe it will end up just being genres
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by m463 6mo ago
the original visual basic (probably VB1.0) demonstrated and organized event-driven programming in my mind. I just "got" it. The first version wasn't that deep, but it had a noticeable impact on me. In comparison, I remember
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by m463 6mo ago
These batteries have usb-c charging with a charging LED and come with a usb-a to 4x USB-C cable. Pretty convenient. In comparison, the duracell batteries have a pretty good lifetime, but just go dead. They also don't work in the cold
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by m463 6mo ago
I haven't used this kind of +/-2 but I think it might be good communication between reviewers. sometimes I review something and say "approved", but sometimes I can only review part of it, and really need someone else to
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by m463 6mo ago
but you want security, so NIS+
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by m463 6mo ago
> Comparing water usage of AI to agriculture and cities is a little misleading Kind of reminds me of things like "low fat" labels on foods that have little fat anyway, but tons of sugar. In this case, electricity is the elephan
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by m463 6mo ago
In california I've noticed lots of other things. prop 13 might make apartments pay less taxes than comparable condos, and condos also have HOA fees that can easily be $2k. I've even seen HOA fees on single family homes.
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by m463 6mo ago
Or people could start exploring panoramic mode on their phone. I do all kinds of stuff with it: - vertical panoramas, like tall trees or buildings - point it down while walking and do a "panorama" with your feet in it - a "
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by m463 6mo ago
> plagues anyone who has many battery-powered appliances costco sells these AA+AAA coast lithium ion batteries that are 1.5v and seem to have high capacity and long charge time. Seems better than either duracell disposables or the nimh r
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by m463 6mo ago
houses I lived in never had cat-x wiring. They had electrical cable and sometimes phone lines. but maybe statistically speaking cat-x is more prevalent now in housing built after maybe 2000.
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by m463 6mo ago
I was referring to cutting the antenna wires.
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by m463 6mo ago
I read an article recently where there was a satellite outage and all porsche cars in the area would not start. They have some satellite based anti-theft system. (wonder what happens if your garage is shielded) Personally, I wouldn'
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by m463 6mo ago
can you leave it off? Tesla wifi can be turned OFF, but will flip to ON next time the car is used. same with bluetooth. deliberately promiscuous.
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by m463 6mo ago
I needed a ford key, but only had a single key. I bought a kit off of amazon "simple key" that included a programmer and a key with rfid chip. I think about $80. You plugged the standalone dongle in the OBD2 port, did a procedure
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by m463 6mo ago
Yeah, I'm a little skeptical as well. I remember dad being home, but not specifically focused on me. Sometimes seeing dad at home, doing his thing, was a great way of learning. I think as kids we learned by example more than hands-on
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by m463 6mo ago
lots of people eat raw fish (sushi, etc)
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by m463 6mo ago
this does not work. I have a tesla wall charger. I never wanted to connect it to wifi, but it creates its own unique wifi access point TelsaWallConnector-blah-blah. so I thought - I'll just disconnect the antenna! nope, still shows up
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by m463 6mo ago
works for health care providers. deny then let the survivors sue.
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First Tesla Semi Rolls Off High-Volume Production Line(electrek.co)
68 points by m463 6mo ago|122 comments
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by m463 6mo ago
"... the impact will probably be too faint to be seen by Earth-based telescopes." We all know the moon landing happened in a movie studio, so this isn't surprising. ;)
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The California Government Is Coming for Your E-Bikes(sfstandard.com)
10 points by m463 6mo ago|7 comments
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by m463 6mo ago
Lots of people who retire poorly, die. I don't mean money, I mean a plan. I think even if you retire, you need a JOB. You can define it, but you need something to do, to engage you. You also need vigorous exercise and strength train
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by m463 6mo ago
I read the upcoming slate truck might be that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slate_Truck https://www.slate.auto Unlike most vehicles sold in the United States, the Slate Truck is not expected to have any i
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by m463 6mo ago
tesla let you do this too - they would pull the e-sim. They mentioned that wifi would automatically connect to tesla hotspots at the dealer.
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by m463 6mo ago
yeah, the article though says... "The apartment has structured cabling -- each room has one or more RJ45 sockets in the wall," ... Which is the main problem most folks face. wish the standard was "conduit" instead of &qu
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by m463 6mo ago
At costco they already sell an ipad for $299 That is just £219 and the article wants £200
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by m463 6mo ago
you seem like you are isolating yourself. But as long as you replace all this with meaningful connections with people, groups, communities I think you will be much better for it.

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