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Just keep your phone warm in a Crotch Pot while you run and you'll be fine. https://www.gossamergear.com/products/the-crotch-pot?variant...
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5y ago
I experienced this. I ran to work at -10F. When I arrived, I took out my phone to take a photo of my ice beard and although it almost immediately died.
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Sounds like it. These days, HTML is trusting JavaScript that's loaded from all over the place already. A "secure" database hosting service loads assets from 20 different domains on their login page. Loading code from remote d
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Sway supports both tiling and floating windows and you can define the rules and defaults as you wish. For example a browser window tiled with an editor and a media player floating on top. You could have one virtual desktop that defaults to
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It doesn’t feel that great to help a company that’s dominating video hosting to help them muscle into the music streaming business through a bundle offer. But otherwise, yes: we might all be better off if Google made more from subscription
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Example: Google Calendar personalizes an event mentioning dinner with my wife with an illustration of a steak dinner. We're vegetarian.
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Just because you come to work dressed as an avatar doesn't make it professional attire to wear a dog on your head.
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The person who showed up for work was described as "timid". Perhaps he hired a confident extrovert to do the interview, believing he'd be fine at the job once that stressful part was out of the way.
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Not just a little iffy, it's more like "Nope, even if I get this working, this is not something I can recommend supporting for everyone on the team." For business, it's a better deal to buy new Yubikeys that support FIDO
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I was a Pixel 3 phone owner and switched to an iPhone after using Android since I bought my first smartphone over 10 years ago. The author nailed it: Google's lack of ongoing software support for their hardware is a problem.
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I ran FreeBSD servers for about a decade. Now all my servers are Linux with systemd. I'm liked FreeBSD then, I'm happy with systemd now. I have commits in both. I'm glad there are some people who use and prefer FreeBSD and ot
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It sure does, which I find a weird inspiration for an desktop environment design.
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Spectrum OS, meant be a more usable upgrade from Qubes. Based on NixOS. Currently stuck on plumbing problems. https://spectrum-os.org/ Bheem OS, "a next generation secure operating system." Inspired some by Spectr
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There's a scary warning that you are doing something unsupported and if you press the wrong key, whatever is installed will be wiped and the default OS restored. I think there's more desire and utility the other way around-- old g
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It's also an argument for unlocked bootloaders. For example, the Nexus 5 phone released about 8 years ago is still selling for over $100 on eBay because it's easy to install hacking software on it that was featured in Mr. Robot. I
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ChromeOS used support laptops for 5 to 6 years, while now it's 8 years. Meanwhile, the average lifespan of a laptop is 8 years. https://www.androidpolice.com/2020/02/07/chromebooks-will-now-get-up-to-e
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That’s the new Couponchain tech. Downside that each receipt is longer the last.
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Not to be confused with the CVS CHAIN.
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No.
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You can buy a matte screen protector. https://viascreens.com/screen-protector/framework/laptop-13-...
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Better: Use AnyList. It has a feature to import recipes. The result is that not only get to view a clean copy of a recipe, but a clean copy is stored in AnyList for easy reference later.
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Amazon is down again, they won!
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Or you upload some photos to Unsplash. My bike photos there have been viewed about 2.5 million times on the site and downloaded over 1,000 times, findable on many sites around the world. Publishing the photos on Flickr doesn’t hold a torch
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Some pigs register test for higher intelligence than dogs, but yet we eat those. Cows and chickens seem to feel pain as well. Where should we draw the line about which animals we eat and which we don't?
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Solving privacy by sharing all your emails [were obscuring your email address matters] with Mozilla.
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It seems "ended up liking Gnome" was intended, like "In the end, I liked Gnome".
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Last year during COVID I ended up doing a 26.2 mile run as something do in the spring. I was surprised at how quickly I recovered so I ended up doing another the next weekend... the pattern continued for 5 weeks. I eat a primarily whole-foo
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You can see the effects off too many NSAIDs here: https://www.webmd.com/arthritis/features/pain-relief-how-nsa... Uclers and other problems in esophagus, stomach and small intestine, reduced blood flow, permanent
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You can exercise a lot AND eat well.
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The cited B12 vitamin turns out to come from bacteria, not plants or animals. Humans used to get it by eating plants because they weren't washed well. We only get it from non-human animals because they eat things which have the bacteri
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