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by petee 5y ago
When the hallway is on fire and the only option is the stairs behind you, I really doubt you'll care about the space 'wasted' on them. And in response to Grenfell, the argument is tenants don't like fire drills; just wow
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by petee 5y ago
I thought it funny just how many of your respondents decided to charge the semantic hill, completely missing the point. But you know this doesn't use JS, right? (joking)
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by petee 5y ago
If you are interested in building a single page site, I really doubt that scaling is an issue you'll have to contend with and seems like a waste to even consider it for something so small. If you get hung up scaling a single page, you
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by petee 5y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2021/10/21/22738834/tesla-crash-tex...
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by petee 5y ago
Ah, I guess I forget not all old news is old news. And sorry for coming off as abrasive, too late to edit. Cheers
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by petee 5y ago
I guess it doesn't matter, not sure why i asked, just curious i guess. Disregard please!
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by petee 5y ago
I pronounce 'Almond' with the same sound as 'All'. Fyi I live on the East Coast of US
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by petee 5y ago
So why do you keep posting random wikipedia articles? Your last was 'Crisp Sandwich', another was 'Southbridge' (a term everyone here is familiar with) ...not that i'm against, but I'm just confused if there wa
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by petee 5y ago
The block would be at the source, not the spoofed number. The calls originate from somewhere, and that can be identified. But the current system has people blocking those spoofed numbers, so its effectively doing that now. Google phones giv
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by petee 5y ago
I'm curious if they have ever divulged their actual location to you? Obviously with a big grain of salt.
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by petee 5y ago
I agree, I don't think they have any incentive to, and it would take strong regulation to force them. We would also have to stop pretending that calls are some 'divine message' that can't be interfered with, and be moral
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by petee 5y ago
Or neighbors need to agree on policing, for example any company/country that lets 10% of its phone traffic be spams just gets disconnected from the network flat out. Want your service back? Fix your house first. I'd be shocked if
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by petee 5y ago
Well its all obvious now; each carrier has their own "SUPERspamGuard!®" so there is little incentive to fix the problem anymore. It is just another selling point to get customers who are fed up with their previous provider. We nee
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by petee 5y ago
Well Hubble's images are public domain, but it doesn't say if the archival footage pinned as the point of the NFT is CNN's own footage, which might be interesting for 'collectors' I still think NFTs are stupid, but
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by petee 5y ago
I got an email stating the same, and appears legit, mailed and signed by customer.verizon.com
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by petee 5y ago
My dad used to work at a cable company back in the day, one of his on-call jobs was to ensure the satellite dishes were clear of snow - this was accomplished by a broom duct taped to a 30' pole. It didnt take much snow to kill the sign
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by petee 5y ago
correction/clarification: run UI locally (xwindows) not execute.
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by petee 5y ago
Mobaxterm comes with a few extra goodies, like having a local xserver to run remote programs locally on windows, and it works out of the box. It also supports VNC, mosh, and others, so its a handy all in one. I purchased once to support, an
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by petee 5y ago
what is your argument for it being harmful?
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by petee 5y ago
Thank you, I definitely hadn't read the original. It makes perfect sense, but I am still not sure just dropping a box halfway on the nest could have no impact on the results. Reading your link, it says that some string tests also use u
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by petee 5y ago
I've luckily not seen a crash-to-lock-screen, that really sucks. And of course these things usually happen when you actually need them. While driving to NYC recently, I briefly lost all signal between two bridges; the whole phone slowe
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by petee 5y ago
Thats exactly on topic, and the current issue. Google doesn't care about performance or testing, just new features to advertise, a new clock face, and phone sales. They've left functionality by the wayside
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by petee 5y ago
Android has grown too big for google to maintain, which is why most change seem to be looks and user-goodies, rather than focusing on bug fixes or stability. I've experienced the severe decline in stability over the last 10 years of us
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by petee 5y ago
How do you differentiate between intelligence and curiosity? Gulls will pick at any object near them including trash; and the researchers leave a bright red string next to its babies, of course its going to do something about it. I'd
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by petee 5y ago
The last paragraph from the FDA letter: "Finally, you should know that this letter is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of the violations at your firm. It is your firm’s responsibility to ensure compliance with the applicable la
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by petee 5y ago
"The letter we received from the agency did not identify any safety concerns about the Smart Sock; rather, the FDA asserts that the Smart Sock should be classified as a medical device in the U.S. because of the heart rate and oxygen no
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by petee 5y ago
Who makes an app to unlock the car when you're carrying the key? You could also run out of car charge, but youre not worried about that, both you can just look at the gauge. My phone battery lasts all day, and the internet is rarely do
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by petee 5y ago
Im not a Tesla owner so i didnt know this, but i beg to ask whats the point of using your app to unlock if you're carrying your key already?
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by petee 5y ago
It sounds like from the forum that some people rely on only the app, and Tesla markets this as an option. Seems like a big issue to push that feature and then for it to be down for hours.
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by petee 5y ago
Meanwhile pushing more scams on YouTube themselves -- I report scam ad's once a day and most of them are back online within a week. The current ones are all targeting seniors offering "free" money from the CARES act.

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