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by mook 1y ago
These days there's lots of news about no-name ebikes and battery-powered scooters catching on fire, so maybe it depends on how you get that battery?
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by mook 1y ago
This is also obvious if you think about installing OpenWRT on a router. You'll quickly find out that there's often various versions of the same product; it used to be that they would mark it somewhere, but that doesn't always
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by mook 1y ago
Given how small the batteries are, they probably have similar costs for shipping and handling. So there's a cost to get _anything_ to the local store, plus the cost of the actual goods.
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by mook 1y ago
They might have to say anything from Temu is banned. No need to open the box, just check the shipper.
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by mook 1y ago
But it's the human review that makes it not rude; not bothering to review means you're wasting the other person's time. If they wanted a chatbot response they could have went to the LLM directly. It's like pointing to a
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by mook 1y ago
To me, it's different because having read a book, remembered it, and pulled out the quote means you spent time on it. Pasting a response from ChatGPT means you didn't even bother reading that, understand the output, thought about
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by mook 1y ago
JavaScript must still be there, because I think that's how form validation works? Don't recall Flash ever being there though.
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by mook 1y ago
Anime is more a medium than a genre; it's like saying one does not like claymation or live-action movies.
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by mook 1y ago
More importantly, if they go on poles Comcast can "accidentally" cut their lines all the time.
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by mook 1y ago
Tell that to Google intentionally slowing down Firefox even without ad blocking. (I'm talking about them using the fallback for web components instead, not the slowdowns when ads don't load.)
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by mook 1y ago
From the article comments, that only applies if your phone is pristine (I guess because opening the phone stresses the screen, so if the screen has any damage it'll exacerbate the problem). Also linked in the article, getting the cash
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by mook 1y ago
Test 15 is the test for powdered tumeric. Of course, their photographs also look photoshopped (the pure and adulterated photos have the exact same pattern near the bottom), which was rather confusing…
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by mook 1y ago
Gun control is harder to do like that because guns are physical objects and it's trivial to bring them across unmanned borders. Something like subscriptions are much easier to deal with because that can just be based on billing address
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by mook 1y ago
The docs for ZBT-1 seems to indicate that it can only do one of ZigBee or Thread at a time (that is, you must choose one of the two firmwares to flash), right? It looks like there's third-party work to make Sonoff ZBDongle-E (which is
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by mook 1y ago
I assume it's because you're doing something you'd rather not do to benefit somebody else, much like you'd jump on a grenade :p
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by mook 1y ago
Luckily in the mentioned 140 you can now configure Firefox to show tabs in the sidebar, and then actually use the Tree Style Tabs sidebar instead, not showing the native tabs at all.
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by mook 1y ago
It would be good to mention in the blurb here early on that it's for Windows. I kept trying to figure it out from the text here and failing…
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by mook 1y ago
I imagine that makes having the settings be specific to each source even worse. How else are you going to adjust them for navigation instructions? My car has something like that, but thankfully I have only needed to adjust volume, which can
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by mook 1y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to use it as an indoor swimming pool instead? People should get out when it starts damping least they get tossed around quite a bit, of course…
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by mook 1y ago
That would make communicating with bits on Earth kind of painful though; I suppose that would work for a server that serves other sun-synchronous objects, but that seems like a rather small market.
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by mook 1y ago
Famitsu (a Japanese magazine) has top ten sales of console games in Japan every week. Until the Switch 2 launch, Mario Kart 8 was there nearly every week.
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by mook 1y ago
I don't know if this applies here, but my previous experience with doing amateur open source stuff against a code base work corporate backing was that they'll out-code you if they don't care about it. As in be very slow at do
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by mook 1y ago
I'm just really confused that macOS 26 runs on Darwin 25. Why couldn't they have bumped that too to make things match‽
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by mook 1y ago
I've seen https://github.com/cyphar/paperback before which basically does this, I believe. I haven't used it in the context of letting other people recover things though.
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by mook 1y ago
I suspect in that case it's to get their name in front of people's faces for marketing purposes. If things are actually seamless enough that you don't need to re-auth, you won't be reminded that their company exists.
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by mook 1y ago
It sounds like reading the code and forking it (therefore preventing malicious updates) totally satisfies the intent behind the policy, then. My company has a similar whitelist of actions, with a list of third-party actions that were evalua
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by mook 1y ago
Let's say I look up the company benefits and search returns a document from 2015. Is that still relevant, or has it been replaced by a newer policy that search isn't showing? How would I know?
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by mook 1y ago
For something like that, on Android I find it fine to install the URL Forwarder app from F-droid and share the link to the app. That way you opt-in to the modification (I use it to load things with Archive.today from HN).
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by mook 1y ago
Because that means I need to manage the encryption key (which is a file, not a password). It makes it harder to do restores because I need to dig out the key. I don't have anything I care about in the Home Assistant install to need enc
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by mook 1y ago
Interesting; my Raspberry Pi 3B+ + Zwave dongle + SDcard eventually got too slow (to the point that HAOS updates would fail). Switched it to an old ChromeBox and it's been no problems since.

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