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2y ago
Yale Real Living electronic locks have been great for me down to -30ish F. I’ve never used any of the wireless smarthome bits tho - just standalone locks.
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2y ago
Unless there's a rate limit for changing passwords I just rapidly change them X+1 times and arrive back at my original. This only applies to work stuff, which I don't keep in my password manager.
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2y ago
I'm going to guess that at least some of the people firen777 wants to message don't use those services.
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2y ago
IMO the biggest issue used to be that it wouldn't tell you the shipping cost until after you ordered. A few years ago they fixed that, but it still only gives you a total cost and doesn't tell you how your ordered is split into di
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2y ago
Weller uses TRS too. In my experience the connection is a little flaky, but I don’t know the provenance of the lab irons I’ve used; it wouldn’t surprise me if they’ve been abused. https://www.weller-tools.com/us/en/
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2y ago
Does the following description of it as a "toy universe model" affect how you judge the claims of accuracy?
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2y ago
I always understood "news at 11" to mean that a fuller report of the event that was just briefly introduced would be provided at 11.
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2y ago
If I get more emails after unsubscribing I file a complaint with the FTC, then forward the response I get from the FTC to support@<spammer.com>. So far that has a 100% success rate.
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2y ago
Ensuring that their drivers have a valid drivers license at least makes a little sense.
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Do you recall why they said it was the safest? My first guess is because the pilots are paying more attention while flying through turbulence.
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2y ago
My comment isn't addressing whether they deserve anything or whether this arrangement is beneficial overall - I'm only recognizing that it's easier to deal with a single supplier rather than a multitude of them.
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2y ago
Receipts are commonly printed on thermal transfer spools to avoid the maintenance needed for printing with ink but this process is not as durable as using ink. Decide for yourself if this decision is made due to cost or a conspiracy.
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2y ago
It's different because you only have to figure out how to deal with Apple rather than discovering a new process for every app you want to install. Far lighter mental load.
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2y ago
I just say “representative” for every spoken request they make and that’s never let me down.
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2y ago
> doe A deer? A female deer?
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2y ago
I wish more engineering tools had an equivalent of diff. Manually redlining schematics and drawings is such a pain.
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2y ago
Lower resistance per weight doesn't seem right to me. Spot checking a few values on a chart provided by a wire manufacturer[0] shows that stranded wire has greater resistance per weight. Stranded wire is much more flexible, easier to w
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2y ago
They could make the argument that they aren't finished examining the phone until they find a way to unlock it.
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2y ago
This is an unsanctioned, under-the-table payment to someone in power in exchange for special treatment. You're saying this /may/ fall under bribery?
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2y ago
I think the majority of HN is aware of Big Tech's failure to create effective appeal processes. It's not exactly a secret. This service is still naked corruption, though.
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2y ago
37 is surprisingly common too.
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2y ago
Are you saying that because most people don’t agree on exactly what should be done then nothing should be done?
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2y ago
What's your source on this? My 2014 Outback does not pretend to shift gears, is it part of the 0.1%?
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2y ago
I imagine the logistics of sourcing enough ingredients to supply a nationwide chain are much more complicated than a single local establishment, which pushes the nationwide chains towards more-consistent but lower-quality solutions like jus
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2y ago
They're also common in airports, malls, parks, and libraries. I can't think of any other spaces that typically have them.
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2y ago
Big small blueberry
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2y ago
Neither of those links demonstrate mishandling of location data collected via cell phone. They’re just regular misuse of data that would be possible even if nobody involved was carrying a phone.
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2y ago
Big blueberries tend to taste worse than regular ones. I think there's a standard amount of blueberry flavor per volume so smaller ones have a more concentrated/better flavor.
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2y ago
I use pyinstaller to create executables for a few python programs that my coworkers want to use
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2y ago
Not cheaply, which was part of the OP's post.
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