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6y ago
Did they try that already? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC_First https://www.cnet.com/news/heres-why-the-facebook-phone-flopp...
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6y ago
Hey, I just wanted to thank you for Photopea! We use it in our schools almost exclusively. Students love it.
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This is a real shame. Netgate recently "sponsored" adding Wireguard to FreeBSD, presumably so that it could be used in pfSense. https://www.netgate.com/blog/wireguard-for-pfsense-software....
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6y ago
Yeah, I can think of a lot of examples of sails in the natural world. Dandelion seeds, winged tree seeds, etc.
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6y ago
There's a translate tweet button right on twitter, isn't there?
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6y ago
Could you put a dumb switch between the Vigor and your LAN? And have the Raspberry PI be connected with a fixed IP directly to the modem? Then you could use WiFi to talk to the PI?
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6y ago
I have both the Mini and the Mini2. The mini2 is even more impressive. Better camera, better batteries, longer range. I flew mine today in -15ºC for 35 minutes, and managed a range of 3km. It's crazy.
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6y ago
Ironically, the Mavic Mini seems to have been designed to not be subject to rules, especially in other countries. Here in Canada, none of the drone rules and regulations apply to it, as it's too small to be considered a drone. I have a
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6y ago
Oh wow! The reason I thought it was funny is because I visit Europe every summer, and I always have a night flight. Leaving Canada before midnight, and arriving in Europe just in time for breakfast. I guess a better way to put it would be
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6y ago
From the article: "One economic analyst and trainspotter said night trains will never disappear because planes will never be allowed to fly at night." lol :-( They don't have night flights in Europe? Or is this "economi
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6y ago
Youtube does have a "download" feature in YouTube studio. Where you can download a heavily compressed version of any video you've uploaded. But only videos you've uploaded.
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6y ago
Yup, I've tried a bunch of different clients, different networks, different accounts. All have the same error as well. I've also noted that my twitter stream has really really slowed down.
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Twitter users having issues tweeting
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6y ago
Does this allow one to mount iCloud Drive on a linux box? Or has anyone figured out another way to do that?
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6y ago
balenaEtcher has advertising for sure. Not sure about spyware.
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6y ago
I just used reader mode on Safari.
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6y ago
Isn't there wind on Mars?
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6y ago
Coimbra in general is worth a visit. :-) And so is the surrounding countryside and towns. My oldest kid pointed out that the university literally has an ivory tower on a hill :-)
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7y ago
So many of my Raspberry Pi projects end up as a VM in my homelab esxi server, because they're just easier to manage that way. Pi-Hole, Octo-pi, wee-wx, virtual radar, etc. All of these I started with a Raspberry PI, then realized wha
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7y ago
The Celtic connection to the Iberian Peninsula is probably a bit more complicated, but the Celtiberians and Celtic people in Ireland have common ancestors. Both being the results of Celtic migrations westward. So I'd say that instead
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7y ago
Isn't Vancouver Airport a government entity? Owned by the Canadian government?
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7y ago
They've also banned drones. https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/sri-lanka-bans-d...
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8y ago
Not sure they will withdraw from the game console market. Aren't they the leader?
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8y ago
Is it also to allow other nodes on the network to communicate, especially if they're on the same collision domain?
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8y ago
Is this just an ad?
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8y ago
No chance this is done by a human. It's way too quick, and it makes mistakes that humans wouldn't make.
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8y ago
I'd say the #1 contribution to PTSD is the traumatic stress.
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8y ago
Isn't it 568? The OCD in me went off seeing the post refer to 586, and then 586-B as the standard. Both wrong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TIA/EIA-568 "ANSI/TIA-568 recommends the T568A pinout f
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8y ago
I think you may be confusing BC and another jurisdiction (Ontario?) BC held a referendum in 2005 which was on Single Transferrable Vote. 57% voted in favour, but the threshold was set at 60%, with a majority needed in at least 60% of the
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8y ago
That's exactly where my mind went when I read the link... whatever we do, don't answer the signal :-)
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