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631.
by mavhc 3y ago
Subresource Integrity fixes that: "hmm, must be a bug at Google's end"
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by mavhc 3y ago
If you don't log into an Apple OS with your account Apple specifically says for Apple School Manager they want: a work email address that is not associated with an App Store or iCloud account, and has not been used as an Apple ID for a
633.
by mavhc 3y ago
Doesn't the phone have voice cancellation and thus know what it's playing?
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by mavhc 4y ago
Also depends mostly on your size. The cost to rewrite your system to be twice as fast is about the same if you have 20k of hardware costs or 20M, but one saves 10k and the other 10M. Only one offsets the cost of the programmers
635.
by mavhc 4y ago
And Apple
636.
by mavhc 4y ago
When I bought my used EV there were 2 options: Leaf or Zoe. As a high percentage of Zoe's had rented batteries, and the websites didn't have a filter for that, I didn't even bother test driving one.
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by mavhc 4y ago
Yes, but what will they be powered by?
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by mavhc 4y ago
It's on Mastodon though, the automatic linking wouldn't add mailto: at the front, think it's worth the cost of a few people not being able to post their email address without a mailto:
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by mavhc 4y ago
now connect the timer to the network so it can be activated with certain conditions, eg: I'm leaving work, the live traffic estimates 87 mins until I arrive, start the machine so it finishes when I get home. Or: Energy will be cheapest
640.
by mavhc 4y ago
Correct, that's why it used a Windows USB auto prompt flaw, it spread via usb flash drives, but only activated if the conditions found in the uranium facility were present
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by mavhc 4y ago
How does the cloud solve the Washing machine not connecting to wifi?
642.
by mavhc 4y ago
what's the reason for the initial @ symbol, seems superfluous
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by mavhc 4y ago
Don't dehumidifiers also use massive amounts of power?
644.
by mavhc 4y ago
To avoid heat transfer between rooms that people want at different temperatures
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by mavhc 4y ago
Massive disincentive to reduce your energy use, bad idea
646.
by mavhc 4y ago
You got an apartment that was so badly designed wrt air flow that it needed 23C temp every second of every day? Whoops
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by mavhc 4y ago
Even since they banned plugins
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by mavhc 4y ago
Discord has subchannels, which it calls threads Team's threads vs messages are so similar users often don't understand them No one has usenet style threads yet
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by mavhc 4y ago
Why are you booting your laptop so often? Surely once a month or so to install updates is enough
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by mavhc 4y ago
Spam is censored, the vast majority can't even be sent because of SPF etc You can pick a different server if you don't like the censorship on the one you're on, that's the whole point To the spammers it's all great
651.
by mavhc 4y ago
How does the face recognition compare to https://www.photoprism.app/
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by mavhc 4y ago
Why is this bad, threaded discussions have existed for all internet time
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by mavhc 4y ago
The whole world? How would that happen?
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by mavhc 4y ago
NAT and a Firewall are two different concepts. What's wrong with a firewall that blocks everything by default, yet all your devices have a public IP?
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by mavhc 4y ago
Advanced can be easily solved with some logic, odd vs even, eliminating impossible combinations. Master I've no idea how to solve
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by mavhc 4y ago
When teaching noobs I first have to tell them how to make folders, create files, what files are and where they are stored, modern systems abstract that all away. I want them to realise that code is just text files, same with html
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by mavhc 4y ago
Nope, nor are the actual trackers, it's only the website used for search that's blocked in reality, slight flaw in Bittorrent, not having p2p search, although one could argue that lead to its success, with lists of new torrents, i
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by mavhc 4y ago
TOR browser fixes all
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by mavhc 4y ago
Bitlocker? If you're Admin in Windows you can just unencrypt your drive
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by mavhc 4y ago
When you say many, do you mean <25%? I'm fine with EVs being only 75% of new cars sold for now

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