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3y ago
It’s blown my mind too. We would rather simulate consciousness than put down some tracks.
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3y ago
You can, but if the AP's aren't aware of their shared clients they can't hand them off to another AP when signal strength degrades. Let's say you connect a client to AP A, then walk out of range closer to AP B. Your sign
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3y ago
But if that's the case then the test is invalid: The point is to determine whether the lost phone is in coverage range. If you can get in range by moving around a bit then the lost phone might also be in such a place.
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>Largely beautiful as this country is, as you get into more rural areas, there's a high chance you won't have cell phone coverage there - I'll leave it as an exercise to the reader to choose if that's a feature or a b
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3y ago
http://archive.today/X4KEX
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3y ago
How would you go about solving this problem then?
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3y ago
Great write-up once again Jeff. Thanks!
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I have a job that I like and I am risk averse.
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Bezos is not the one you’re buying from, he just forced himself in between you and the seller. He offers nothing but a platform. Whoever you choose to trade with on Amazon, he’s there to take some off the top.
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> What do you find surprising about consumers preferring to buy something from Amazon rather than their local mom and pop store? The website. It’s been absolute shit for years. It’s full of knockoffs and scams. I can hardly find the thin
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3y ago
They’re not mutually exclusive, and I expect this is something you’ll only notice in practice, but I don’t consciously charge my phone much anymore. Between placing it on the pad on my desk or the MagSafe charger in my car there is no batte
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That worked great for iPods, but wireless charging doesn't work with all-metal cases. Brain fart: Let's put the coil behind the screen!
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Jumping using high performance hydraulic actuators instead of legs, of course. Flesh is a prison!
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Affinity Photo will let you export an image into the Photo library directly from the editor. I use it to do minimal edits (a bit of crop, exposure, maybe highlights/shadows) and then go File > Share > Add to Photos. It's a g
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3y ago
Is there something you find wrong with that? I generally find comments on HN to be thoughtful and people tend to invest some effort. There’s also a surprising amount of subject matter experts lurking until their subjects come up. A “prompt
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I wholeheartedly agree. It is also difficult to pronounce. I've come to call it slashyslash, but telling other people about it (which is absolutely paramount to it gaining popularity) is annoying. Me telling a friend about this would g
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That's awesome. Both the feature and you leading by example. Thank you!
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Yeah I guess you're right. If that's the case I'd expect the journalist to ask some follow up questions to broadly define in which circumstances it would or wouldn't.
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Agreed, but then you'd expect a behemoth like MS to respond that they're aware, working on finding cause for the issue and releasing a fix. What they did here is throw out a 'maybe it'll fix itself'.
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3y ago
>"Microsoft has received reports of an issue in which users are receiving an 'UNSUPPORTED_PROCESSOR' error message on a blue screen after installing updates released on August 2," Redmond said. >The company also ad
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>I feel like this anti car sentiment comes from people who already don't have access to a car and have already molded their lives around public transportation and of course then it is easy to say we should get rid of cars. I live in
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That sparked a thought: Considering how global all supply chains are nowadays, would the disruption sparked by the first big impacts of climate change be better for the climate, or worse? Let's say most of the markets for luxury goods
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Adobe to discontinue Creative Cloud Synced files, directs users to cloud storage
(helpx.adobe.com)
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What are Synced files? Creative Cloud has enabled personal users to save files on their local devices in a folder called Creative Cloud Files. The contents of this folder can be synced (copied) to the user's cloud storage via a process
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If you want an inferior experience due to DRM you could absolutely do that. [1] Please don't grease the wheels of the attestation hype train. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/netflix/comments/n8ilcz/4kuh
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>I realize this sounds like a cop out, and that getting people to use such a thing in sufficient numbers would be extremely difficult. In the last few days browsing Fediverse platforms I prefer the smaller communities for that old intern
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Technically they don't. They incur a debt to you when you give them your money. The money at the bank is not your money.
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One of the authors responded to correct a Dutch publication about this research [1]. He explains the attack thusly: - Attacker intercepts message that he decides he wants to decrypt. - Attacker later goes to a location of his choice, and ta
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"We should improve society somewhat." "Yet you participate in society. Curious! I am very intelligent."
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I'm European and my limited experience with the US (part personal experience, part YouTube documentaries from the likes of Not Just Bikes[1], Strong Towns[2], Climate Town[3] and Adam Something[4]) does indeed suggest that zoning laws
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