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by mmh0000 2y ago
I personally haven't noticed Amazon doing this. I check nearly every amazon purchase against camelcamelcamel[0] before buying and the price I'm shown always matches the price the camel shows. [0] https://camelcamelcamel
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by mmh0000 2y ago
One of my first cars was a 1986 Oldsmobile Riviera The Riviera was one of my favorite cars, had a touch screen to control most things in the car. Basically the Tesla of 1986. https://www.carscoops.com/2021/10/the-b
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by mmh0000 2y ago
Having seen the writing on the wall, I moved from ungoogled-chromium to Firefox a few weeks ago. At first, I missed Chromium, but after getting a few extensions installed, I am so happy in the firefox world. Because of sidebery alone, I can
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by mmh0000 2y ago
>Oddly, these were ~$300 when I bought them at the end of 2023, but the price has now doubled. The Camel agrees with you! I've just setup a price drop alert. https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B089C3TZL9
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by mmh0000 2y ago
I don't know about "factually incorrect" I believe this[1] is what the OP was vaguely referring to. Apple says they're not doing CSAM scanning anymore, but there's no way to verify they're being truthful. And g
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by mmh0000 2y ago
Not the first time Isreal has used "AI" weapons. "A satellite-controlled machine-gun with "artificial intelligence" was used to kill Iran's top nuclear scientist, a Revolutionary Guards commander says." [1
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by mmh0000 2y ago
"Blanks" are still quite deadly, one notable event: On October 12, 1984, the cast and crew of Cover Up were filming the seventh episode of the series, "Golden Opportunity", on Stage 18 of the 20th Century Fox lot. One of
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NASA Supports Burst Test for Orbital Reef Commercial Space Station(nasa.gov)
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by mmh0000 2y ago
Usually, yes. Everything the application asks for is on my resume. And required cover letters are ridiculous, "please write 10 paragraphs fluffing our company and HR department". Of course I'm going to automate the shit out o
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by mmh0000 2y ago
Your misconception is that the feds care about it's laws. The "laws" and enforcement thereof is easy to understand once you look at it from greed's point of view. You rape a child and you're not a billionaire politi
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by mmh0000 2y ago
Society places a lot of care and concern about women, but when a man has a problem, they're usually told something along the lines of "Just suck it up, buttercup." It's easy to see how a subset of men would be angry and
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by mmh0000 2y ago
There is no way it produces only minimal wear. But some cars (like my newish Honda Odyssey) the auto-off feature is SOOO annoying. I pull into a parking space and press the break, car shuts off, I put the car into park, the car turns back o
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by mmh0000 2y ago
Towards? Some places, like Utah[1], are already doing it! [1] https://www.deseret.com/utah/2021/6/5/22443979/legislature-u...
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by mmh0000 2y ago
Um… you mean gnome-system-monitor(1) which comes by default with almost all gui Linux. Or plasma-systemmonitor(2) which covers everything else? (1) https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-system-monitor (2) https:/&
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by mmh0000 2y ago
Nothing stopping you from making up a physical address. As far as Name Cheap is concerned, I live in New York (I do not live in New York). In theory* "they" could revoke your domain, but, in practice my oldest domain is 28 years a
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by mmh0000 2y ago
What if you're being stabbed by a clown?
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by mmh0000 2y ago
If you just want to buy something that'll "just work", The Lenovo P16[1], is ECC capable from the factory. Basically anything AMD "should" support ECC, it may need to be turned on in the bios. The problem with &quot
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by mmh0000 2y ago
ZFS does nothing to protect you against RAM corrupting your data before ZFS sees it. All you'll end up with is a valid checksum of the now bad data. You can Google more, but, I'll just leave this from the first page of the openZFS
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by mmh0000 2y ago
https://www.interserver.net/storage/
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by mmh0000 2y ago
Yeah, rsync.net is pricey, but in reliable. I been using Interserver[1] + borg[2] for the last 3 years. With the 10TB plan comes out to $25/mo, but if you prepay a year there's discounts. For the OPs use case, they have a 40TB pla
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by mmh0000 2y ago
As for my anecdote, I had a computer with 3 HDDs in a raid5, it had some of my very early programming projects and other various things which I wish I still had. But, I don't have any longer because something, I'm assuming memory,
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by mmh0000 2y ago
...don't forget about Zero-K! https://store.steampowered.com/app/334920/ZeroK/
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by mmh0000 2y ago
Of course it's okay. I make an http _REQUEST_, the server voluntarily fulfills the request. Why is it okay for a person to view your content, memorize it, and use it as a base for new content while it's not okay for an AI? at the
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by mmh0000 2y ago
They've always wanted access, a somewhat old NSA program was the Clipper Chip[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipper_chip
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by mmh0000 2y ago
Getting to orbit (or anywhere really) is very well documented in the KSP world. There are tutorials, videos, and guides galore. This tutorial[1] includes details on how to build your rocket, how to fly your rocket and how to do successful r
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by mmh0000 2y ago
You shouldn't beat yourself up too much. TLS is HARD and poorly documented, and implementations vary significantly between applications and vendors (and are very dumbly designed). TLS is what you get when you let someone implement tech
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by mmh0000 2y ago
There are many foot-guns to be found in bash scripting. I highly recommend the Wooledge wiki for any and all bash knowledge, it points every place you can go wrong, especially when using advanced features. https://mywiki.wooledge
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by mmh0000 2y ago
I'm not sure why I'm replying to this, it'll just fall of deaf ears... But Someone on the Internet is wrong[1]! It took my literally two seconds to Google up some photos[2], they don't look very "unarmed"[3] to
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by mmh0000 2y ago
That's pretty pricey at $14.18/TB for a used drive. You can pick up refurb'd 16TB drives at $9.38/TB[1]. I have nothing against used drives, in fact, I run 12 of them at home for 2 separate NAS things. [1] https:/&
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by mmh0000 2y ago
You're correct there! Wrote that up on my tiny Apple device and really couldn't be bothered to correct Apple's spellcheck. Text editing from a 5in touchscreen is very painful.

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