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2y ago
Now that you mention it, seems easier than custom milling a solid-copper oversized heatsink for the thing...to be fair, he does use his indoors and mostly stationary I believe, but yeah, maybe even drilling a few discrete holes in it and le
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nativeit
2y ago
I see this kind of thing all the time with third-party WordPress and WooCommerce plugins, it seems like WP Engine managed to generate enough perceived consumer confusion (looking at the exhibits, frequently in the form of support requests
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My Experience Getting Licensed in Ham Radio (2020)
(beckystern.com)
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nativeit
2y ago
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2y ago
OK, an absurdly well-equipped home machine shop.
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nativeit
2y ago
Fixing Insta360’s propensity for overheating in a home machine shop.
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My Camera Will Never Overheat Again [video]
(youtube.com)
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nativeit
2y ago
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A Study of Nuclear Semiotics [video]
(youtube.com)
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nativeit
2y ago
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2y ago
Learn to sharpen tools properly. A sharp chisel and plane, and something like a Japanese pull saw to handle the big stuff (with a measure of delicacy due to its flexibility) will get you an impressively long way. But such implements can dul
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They Have a Plan to Fight Global Warming, It Could Alter the Oceans
(nytimes.com)
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2y ago
Also, hear me out, maybe it’s us?
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2y ago
I get this all the time in North Carolina. Maybe it’s just a symptom of the times? Most everyone I know under the age of 40-45 would rather commit hari kari than place a short, friendly phone call.
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nativeit
2y ago
I hereby award you three knee-slaps and a yuk-yuk. Congratulations!
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nativeit
2y ago
This doesn’t mean they’re broke, it just means they don’t value institutional memory and experience as much as they do cash and dividends.
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nativeit
2y ago
> If you wrote it on a PC and tried to read it on a Mac, though, it wouldn't work unless back on the PC you checked a button that said you wanted the file to be readable on a Mac. (Why wouldn't you? Seriously, why wouldn't
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2y ago
It’s a good thing that’s an exaggerated and disingenuous notion, then.
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nativeit
2y ago
It was also a time when grocers kept a lot of goods in bulk, and customers were given portioned quantities wrapped in paper, or in paper bags. The additional labor costs were the reason this practice was ultimately replaced, largely by sing
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nativeit
2y ago
For everyone who reads the title and instantly assumes this is something Apple has done—this is a tech support request for an error this person has encountered.
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2y ago
> Learn from a counterterrorism expert who was in the room when the word came in that Osama bin Laden was Killed In Action. There’s a very famous photo of Obama, Biden, the Joint Chiefs, and National Security advisors in the White House
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nativeit
2y ago
Is your mother doing your laundry somehow disqualifying? I’m not sure I follow your logic.
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nativeit
2y ago
This is a wild take. Would you mind expanding a bit on the oppressive, locked down ecosystem that’s choking the free expression of Linux users?
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nativeit
2y ago
Their handler whispers “dinero” or “money, eh” instead of “deutsche mark”.
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nativeit
2y ago
“We’re here on this Earth to fart around, don’t let anybody tell you different.” ~ Kurt Vonnegut
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2y ago
I don’t know who/how the term was initially coined in this context, but I’m concerned that the things that make it inaccurate are also, perhaps counterintuitively, things that serve the interests of those who would overstate the capabi
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nativeit
2y ago
Hear, hear! Bash me datty.
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2y ago
In 1993, UNC Charlotte had one computer in its library with a big sign next to it explaining what the World Wide Web was. It would be a few years yet before home computers became commonplace in that region, and late ‘90’s before everyone wa
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2y ago
*[video] This video from Dr. Ben Miles is a great intermediate review of the recent advances in technology that utilizes quantum mechanics to reduce the compounding errors inherent with inertial guidance systems, which reduces (eliminates?)
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The Genius Behind the Quantum Navigation Breakthrough
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Ok. You added OEMs to the list, but then just named the same three dominant players as clouds. Last I checked, every device on the planet supports IPv6, if not those other protocols. Everything from the cheapest home WiFi router, to every L
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2y ago
Inter quickly became my go-to sans serif font for the web. In A/B tests it somehow always looks better than anything, frequently by wide margins—which is saying something when you’re basically running through a dozen variations on Helv
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nativeit
2y ago
You must be Welsh!
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