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11mo ago
if the power resets, the phone will boitloop without a battery?
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11mo ago
Why don't people use subtree? https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/git-subtree
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11mo ago
I would love an option that doesn't require sign in with Google.
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11mo ago
The idea of a mechanical license sounds perfect. Sorry to go off a tangent but my mind immediately went to healthcare as I have never heard of a mechanical license before. can the same idea be applied to healthcare? for example, hospitals a
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11mo ago
I want to opt out though. I use 7 zip all the time and I don't want this menu that can't have 7 zip...
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11mo ago
The best defense is to have a military strong enough they won't dare attack.
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11mo ago
My old employer used azure. It irritated me to no end when they said we must rename all our resources to match the convention of naming everything US East as "eu-" because (Eastern United States I guess) A total clown show
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11mo ago
Linked on the same page is the announcement for matter 1.5 In Case you missed it, https://csa-iot.org/newsroom/matter-1-5-introduces-cameras-c... > Matter 1.5 introduces one of the most anticipated additions to the
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11mo ago
I feel like the classic East Dakota reply would be that cloud flare CDN does not host your data and merely proxies it (bonus points if he uses the words "mere conduit" in his reply and therefore cloud flare can't be held res
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11mo ago
> I disagree. I’m working hard to keep the Pebble ecosystem open source. I believe the contents of the Pebble Appstore should be freely available and not controlled by one organization. I hate to say this but I have to agree with Eric.
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11mo ago
> libpebblecommon consists of 5362 lines of Kotlin code. libpebble3 is 25578. Core Devices has done by far the large majority of the work even here, and Eric has heaped copious praise on Rebble repeatedly and consistently. If he didn
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11mo ago
web archives are so important. perhaps now more than ever. recently, a company founder / ceo swore up and down right here on this orange website that they never said the word "forever" on their pricing page until someon
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11mo ago
I feel like we are talking past one another here. I disagree that all the computer processors in the world combined don't have enough raw processing power to simulate a single bee brain. That to me is an absurd idea. Now if you meant w
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11mo ago
Just the fact that there is now a whole generation of children who have missed over two years of school. One child missing two years of school is already a tragedy. A whole generation missing school, starving, under constant risk of violenc
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11mo ago
It has a fan. I bought it from Amazon and it has been over a year but when I emailed them, I got no response at all.
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11mo ago
My minisforum mini PC is dead and useless. I will never, ever recommend anyone to buy a minisforum again. Please do not buy a minisforum. And it wasn't just me. https://old.reddit.com/r/MiniPCs/comments/1
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11mo ago
> Western nations don't go down to the last man. This may be true but we want any adversary to think that we will! We at least ought to be all able and willing to do so. I hope our generals and military command know better but I wan
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11mo ago
Maybe I wouldn't be very useful in combat but maybe I can peel potatoes or mop the floors in case of an invasion. I am thinking it frees up someone who is "combat ready" from kitchen or janitor duty. It helps, right?
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11mo ago
Slightly off-topic but Why would a blog of all things have DRM content that I need to enable?
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11mo ago
If this is a proposal, how do I politely refuse and ask these people to stop working on this? Or is this one of those things they will shove in our faces whether we like it or not?
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11mo ago
Thank you so much for doing this. I love it!
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11mo ago
What I'm hoping to see in the future are: 1. native support for all http verbs such as put and delete in html itself without relying on JavaScript 2. sensible controls for drop down, select, multi select, date, time, datetime and so on
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11mo ago
First of all, I anal and also this is more of a question than a statement but a us person could travel to a country x and that x could send this us person to a UK prison? I don't know if doing so would be legal but when the rubber hits
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11mo ago
Reading these comments makes me very happy I decided I should not have children. I think we need fewer people having children but I also think the whole community should help raise these fewer children.
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11mo ago
I meant for me it feels absurd today but it will likely happen in five years.
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11mo ago
Doing this in production directly without even trying it on staging feels very wrong.
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11mo ago
That would be great if that was the case but my understanding is that the progress is plateauing. I don't know how much of this is anthorpic / Google / openAI holding itself back to save money and how much is the state of the
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11mo ago
My understanding is that aws exists because we can't get any purchase approved in under three months.
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1y ago
If they cared, it would be trivial to scan for and block ads on YouTube that literally say "I am Elon Musk. Click the link below to message my assistant to start making money. This is a special message only for you." With a badly
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1y ago
I wonder if these ads will still be called "creatives".
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