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by moepstar 5y ago
It has gotten worse in the recent years, i've been using DDG as a default for years now and occasionally resort to the !G bang. What's more concerning is the blatant rise of SEO-spam even on page one - for technical queries at lea
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FireEye to sell products unit to Symphony-led group for $1.2B(techcrunch.com)
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by moepstar 5y ago
The drops in the graphs speak volumes, i wonder how they'll look in a week or something... https://netsplit.de/networks/top10.php
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by moepstar 5y ago
I've a Gesture at work and it makes me furious - every adjustment of the armrests is gone if i ever make contact with the desk, for example. Ok, this is not a problem with the Gesture alone, but i'd really rather have some way t
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by moepstar 5y ago
A Nowy Styl "Viden" with headrest: https://nowystyl.com/en/products/154/viden/
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by moepstar 5y ago
For the cases i bothered to look up, i was looking at a 6x increase going from Alibaba to Amazon. (been looking at automatic soap dispensers, fwiw - after hours of research however i gathered that all are trash and didn't bother to f
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by moepstar 5y ago
Yes, according to this[0] you're right. Anyways, the point still stands - for a company that also has/operates a search engine, the results one gets when entering a search-term on Amazon.com are comically bad - to the point i re
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by moepstar 5y ago
Yes, it is!
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by moepstar 5y ago
Just to clarify, we're on the same page here - with "there" i meant "on Amazon"...
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by moepstar 5y ago
My biggest gripe with Amazon is its search. For a company that initially was a searchengine (A9 if i recall right, still being used for the site) the search and filter options aren't worthily described if you use the word bad . I mean
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by moepstar 5y ago
A pair of Klipsch RP-280F[0] floorstanding speakers, paired with Emotiva PT-100 DAC[1] and BasX A-300[2] Amp. Set me back ~1700€ but brings so much joy to listen to. Sometimes I'm just awe-struck how good these sound - they sound great
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by moepstar 5y ago
I've a Roborock S5(0) and, to my great surprise, always makes it way out of any place it managed to get into - where it physically fits through, it well get through - and out again.
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by moepstar 5y ago
This is why we can't have nice things. IRC is a constant drama, all the way back to The Great Split[0] Been involved with IRC a good 25 years, running a pretty popular blog about it "back in the days", i just couldn't be
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by moepstar 5y ago
I'd bet it is, though i don't have any insight - someone with the necessary knowledge and a jailbreak probably could take a look at the process list and know for sure... Speaking of slowness - not sure if i'm the only one, ho
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by moepstar 5y ago
Ok, that's on my Amazon Wishlist now... With that out of the way - could this be one of the devices that have been used/spotted at high altitudes by plane pilots?
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by moepstar 5y ago
I recall that, even if only with disgust. I've also had a Freerunner, in theory the ideal pocket computer with Linux on it. Practically, you could barely have a phone call with all the echo going on and navigation-wise it took _ages_ t
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by moepstar 5y ago
Considering myself pretty tech-literate, using computers for 3/4 of my lifetime - yet, i've to pause AND think each time i've to answer a Microsoft Teams call which button is going to pick up the call...
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by moepstar 6y ago
Tell that to Volts.. err, i mean Volkswagen... :S
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by moepstar 6y ago
Right, any kind of specs they're shooting for would've been appreciated, especially as i felt the old VR headset to be pretty underwhelming.
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by moepstar 6y ago
Just in case you're still looking for the file - here it is on a public webserver: https://innenausbau-steiner.at/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/me...
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by moepstar 6y ago
>"when was it that time when XXX event happened" Then you go and look that up in your issue tracker. >"I remember that one day someone told me that he had the same problem as me, but who was it and what was his solution
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by moepstar 6y ago
This is something i don't understand (at least for me/my use case): Are historic chats that important to have them backed up? To me, if there's anything of value, i'll save it via other means...
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by moepstar 6y ago
Seems their "About" paragraph does have a way to bypass it? >Used as a joke for Cyber Team --- Bypass with code - 6969420
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by moepstar 6y ago
What if... Apple would've brought iMessage to Android in 2009/2010? I'd bet they'd have the prevalent communication platform nowadays in WA's place...
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by moepstar 6y ago
>This is a company whose business is supposed to be about enhancing security. They should know better. Except they don't. Having owned a Zyxel NAS (comically named "NSA" back then), i can tell you their firmware, updates a
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by moepstar 6y ago
Ok, the one reconstructed by Remini is outright scary - they're not even the same persons anymore :O
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by moepstar 6y ago
This sentence is surely meant to be tongue-in-cheek. Source: being german :)
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by moepstar 6y ago
Being interested in VG, now you have me curious - what is/was it?
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by moepstar 6y ago
There is/was SamyGo, a (partial?) OSS firmware for Samsung TVs... Not sure how relevant or up-to-date their support is, but at least there is _something_ :) https://www.samygo.tv
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by moepstar 6y ago
As in what, having to RMB -> Open ? In what way was it made "more difficult" than that? What exactly suggests it is "becoming (even?) more difficult"?

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