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by noja 7mo ago
> It’s called parenting. There are multi-billionar dollar industries targeting the attention of your child. Many adults have problems resisting. Are you using any technical measures to limit what they can see or do?
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A Student Built a Water Filter That Removes 96% of Microplastics(dailygalaxy.com)
17 points by noja 7mo ago|3 comments
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by noja 7mo ago
A risk of what?
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by noja 8mo ago
Is it open source?
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by noja 9mo ago
> this started in the iOS app store and was "adopted" by Google I can see prices for in-app purchases in the iOS App Store.
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by noja 9mo ago
DOGE
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by noja 9mo ago
That poor Christmas tree. Whatever happened to it?
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by noja 10mo ago
How are you signing the pass in my browser?
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by noja 10mo ago
“ According to three people familiar with the command, Musk told a senior engineer at the California offices of SpaceX, the Musk venture that controls Starlink, to cut coverage in areas including Kherson, a strategic region north of the Bla
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by noja 10mo ago
Which other president directed the rounding up of Americans and non-Americans to put them in a camp?
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by noja 10mo ago
Not true! The AI revolution has led to an explosion in software quality. The amount of fixed bugs and testing that AI-leaders such as MS have achieved is unprecedented. We will look back on this era as the golden age of software quality.
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by noja 11mo ago
Did she share the same DOB?
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by noja 11mo ago
> General rule on TX power: start on low and increase only if you know (or can confirm) it helps. Go back down if it doesn't. The people reading this are techies. Nobody else will do this. Either it should be built into the protocol
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by noja 11mo ago
One line is convoluted?
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by noja 1y ago
Same as Excel and LibreOffice surely?
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by noja 1y ago
> No, the problem is 100% the law, because it was written in a way that allows this type of malicious compliance. What are you referring to here? Where in the law is this allowed?
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Physical activity increases total daily energy use, study shows(news.vt.edu)
15 points by noja 1y ago|8 comments
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by noja 1y ago
So combine it with a plan made from a social media posting.
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by noja 1y ago
I would say in 99% of cases people mean Estuary English.
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by noja 1y ago
I think it is reasonable to expect that a recording device is obvious to the person being recorded.
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by noja 1y ago
This would be illegal in other places.
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by noja 1y ago
For me: A local model to plug in to Apple photos to look for metadata inconsistencies in my photo librar, add missing location information, add dates from those old scanned photos with the date on the corner.
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by noja 1y ago
Title is incorrect. Should be 500+
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Ruuvi Air – An Air Quality Monitor(ruuvi.com)
2 points by noja 1y ago|0 comments
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by noja 1y ago
Look up Facebook Conversions API Gateway
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by noja 1y ago
I’m not sure why everyone keeps repeating this. The fight is lost. Your data is being collected by the websites you visit and handed to Facebook via a proxy container. You will never see a different domain, it’s invisible to the end user.
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by noja 1y ago
UK link: https://skinflint.co.uk
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by noja 1y ago
He said that one out of every 10 images taken with the iPhone Air or the iPhone 17 Pro had "small blacked-out portions, including boxes and parts of white squiggles" that showed up from the LED board at the event. -> intere
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Apple to Fix Camera Glitch Affecting iPhone Air and iPhone 17 Pro(macrumors.com)
2 points by noja 1y ago|1 comments
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by noja 1y ago
CraftCloud is good. The postage is often half my print cost but they’ll get it printed and you don’t have to deal with failures.

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