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So the straightforward answer is no , an ESP doesnt work for your situation. They only asked that people consider it; no need to get snooty because it doesn't work for you, despite being very obviously inappropriate for your use case
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3y ago
Nothing if its not enabled on a domain
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I really wish i could find the article i got it from, if i recall the gist was that they've always been alkaline, but the company removed an additive that reduced or delayed the leaking in an effort to save money. A bunch of OEM compa
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3y ago
Personal experience -- Duracell sucks now (I heard the chemistry changed when they were bought out) and have ruined more than a dozen of my devices, well before the battery expiration date. But so far I've found only 1 leaking Energize
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Not only that, but rain and wet environments, it takes a skilled person to keep everyone safe, and also be able to wrench on a large diesel engine...while starting at 3 am, wrapping 14hrs later. And in some large film unions, you need to pa
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I would think that considering everything going on in the region that they probably have many drones in constant operation, simply making a coincidence more likely. Edit: But I don't think they've released nearly enough informatio
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3y ago
Unless you're paying with cash, you're already doing just that
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3y ago
Are there any other html attributes that could hint to a screenreader what to read or ignore? I can think of more than a few examples when plaintext in a page really should be provided an 'alt' equivalent, if not outright ignored
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3y ago
I'd suggest this is entirely context dependent, though it doesn't hurt much to give the user both options except more work for you. Some apps that I use, I don't care if they are Light-only. There are others that I only use a
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3y ago
But all the bits might spill out!
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3y ago
Its been years since posted here, but this is an alternative sparkline font using contextual alternatives -- https://github.com/aftertheflood/sparks
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3y ago
If you want to try getting back to the root-roots, you could try following Ben Eater's youtube series and build an 8-bit breadboard computer, and write some software for that; I find hardware fascinating. Alternatively, find a cause&#x
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3y ago
They are suggesting the train system being offline, not the programmer/build system
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Some laptops fold so the mouse/trackpad is inaccessible and/or disabled. I have a Lenovo yoga, and its a constant nightmare of websites and apps that cannot figure out if I am a laptop or a tablet, even with tablet-mode fully off.
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3y ago
Yesterdays commentary -- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39160956
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3y ago
Just accept key-only logins, everything else becomes noise. I also limit concurrent connections, which significantly reduces data usage during aggressive attacks
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I'd argue that if everything generally worked fine, and it is an estimated 8-figure upgrade, that I would only be surprised if they bothered an upgrade at all.
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3y ago
From what I've heard many electricians are wary because of old poorly designed back-stabbed outlets, thus anything held by a tiny burr & pressure is forever untrustworthy.
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3y ago
Since being clever is often a footgun, I'll admit to one idea I had years ago; I never really gave it the smell test, and it only existed for a personal project. But if one person thought of it, others may have as well. I was learning
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Yes, I would use it again, in part because I have some experience with it now. But you should give it a try, its fairly easy to get a basic structure built. I haven't tried many other SSGs, but my tolerance for unnecessary pain is low,
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Recently setup zola for hosting recipes and other info within my home. I found it overall ok, but there were some quirks that made it a little difficult. I enjoyed that you can build your own shortcode elements, so for my page I wrote a lit
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One example -- > Last week, HOPE sent out an email blast to their subscribers telling them the news. They expected to sell 500 tickets in the first 24 hours. They didn't even come close It turns out that Google and the other majo
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The desert is teeming with life under the crust, and panels can disturb or destroy that. We've learned the hard way to not just rush in thinking we know what's best for the land, since we've destroyed so much already. I thoug
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The resolver Unbound has a handy feature 'prefetch' [1] which refreshes a cached record before it expires. I'm unfamiliar with Technitium though Edit: another option allows for serving expired TTLs, which is permitted by rfc.
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Most residential ISPs will be blocking inbound to DNS anyways; just keep it on a private address.
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Edit: this is actual paper: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/asna.20220108 Previous: Miami Herald actually has a useful image of the stone's marking. Not sure why the Independent didn't bother
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As daunting as the fix seems, I appreciate them offering any at all; couple years ago when an update broke ReFS arrays for more than a handful of people, we were never given a solution beyond rolling back, until the update eventually became
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American Red Cross limiting blood distributions amid emergency plea for donation
(komonews.com)
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Although not marketed for the public at large, thoriated TIG welding rods are still a thing, and widely available too. They are consumable, and they need to be ground down to profile for use.
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I was under the impression that pet microchips have an incredibly short read range, like you have to actually rub against the reader, and on target. The cat would have to be already passing through the door to be scanned. Are they just jack
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