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by petee 6mo ago
You can find this style of product display in the US all the way back to the 60s, though McDonald's ads appear to favor sliding the bun more away from the camera than to the side. Also saw about equal number of burgers in a straight st
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by petee 6mo ago
What would be the difficulty level for it to just read the machine code; are these models heavily relying on human language for clues?
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by petee 6mo ago
This happened to me, a drive I rarely use silently died, and backblaze gave no indication that suddenly the whole drive was missing. Customer support explained to me how "backup" doesn't actually mean "backup"
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by petee 6mo ago
I do frequently, but I honestly can't recall the last time a message i really wanted actually ended up there. I mostly end up hitting not-spam on marketing/updates that I've actually subscribed to
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by petee 6mo ago
In the android app when I hit report spam, a dialog pops up suggesting I try to unsubscribe first, and shows both buttons
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by petee 6mo ago
My health provider recently changed their homepage UI to have a human 'profile' icon to mean "register", a lock icon to sign-in, and 'box-arrow-in-right" to logout. No tooltips
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by petee 6mo ago
Maybe i missed it, but the first step kinda skips over how the inital time is calculated - the cell can't know when the signal was transmitted without some prior time or location knowledge?
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by petee 6mo ago
Construction, coding is a hobby from before I realized a desk wasn't for me. Sadily we are always under NDAs, so using a tool like this would require a lot of hoop jumping unless it definitely didn't cache or anything
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by petee 6mo ago
Oh nice! I spend a good amount of time eyeballing drawings for overlooked details, so even finding most is a handy tool to me as my brain can skip the marked areas
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by petee 6mo ago
I ran the example doors given and it missed 9 swinging doors, some that were in double swing pairs, and a few that were just out on their own not clustered. Not bad overall though
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by petee 7mo ago
If you're a masochist you can do it manually, just make sure you have a good grasp of whats going on first[1] Simplistically you need a DS record at your registrar, then sign your zones before publishing. You can cheat and make the KSK
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by petee 7mo ago
Great to see more Fuji X attention, their native software isn't great. Looking forward to trying it out with my older X-T20, which appears supported[1] surprisingly I was about to mention the Fudge[2] app and its underlying library, b
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by petee 7mo ago
I'd guess it also risks exposing a specific account as a crew member, making them trackable back on shore; particularly if you're uploading the same routes
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by petee 7mo ago
I had to check the date; is not April yet
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by petee 7mo ago
Some areas have duplicate, or very similar street names (ie, 'ave' vs. 'street') I don't think its that much of an ask that a website lets you enter your address correctly
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by petee 7mo ago
My zip covers two cities, each has a similar street name; 5-digits isn't enough. I've encountered websites that take the zip and won't let me change the wrongly-assumed city
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by petee 7mo ago
How do you feel about Alpaca in actual use? I've been skeptical about controlling something expensive with a REST api, not that I have anything to back up that feeling, but it always raised my eyebrow
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by petee 7mo ago
In my bortle 8 city, I have been able to get some decent images of the Eastern Veil Nebula with an Optolong L-Pro pollution filter, Zenithstar 73, and about ~2hrs total exposure (color) Just for poking around, SharpCap has a live stacking m
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by petee 7mo ago
It is unfortunate that frameworks and the like, love to choose completely unrelated names. It certainly makes it tough to navigate the landscape when names mean absolutely nothing
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by petee 7mo ago
This past weekend I watched as my mom discovered the password manager in Chrome, and started deleting every entry she couldn't immediately recognize. "Why is this here? I don't need this" Despite me pleading that they go
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by petee 7mo ago
This explains the "Free Codex" offer i just got in my email
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KeyWalking: Pattern Based Passwords (2015)(michaelhendrickx.com)
2 points by petee 7mo ago|0 comments
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by petee 7mo ago
You're not wrong, and I could have elaborated. While loaded with stuff, I find the ui can be pared down, and has a similar load time and screen space as notepad. The subscription isn't awesome, but it works fine without it, and do
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by petee 8mo ago
I found when I did that I lost the ability to associate any program with .txt files; like popup errors when trying to assign a default You can make old Notepad be the default cmd line by going to Apps > Advanced app settings > App exe
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by petee 8mo ago
I like EmEditor, it has a compact ui and some useful features, and 16TB file support -- https://www.emeditor.com/
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by petee 8mo ago
Do crawlers follow/cache 301 permanent redirects? I wonder if you could point the firehouse back at facebook, but it would mean they wouldn't get your robots.txt anymore (though I'd just blackhole that whole subnet anyway)
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by petee 8mo ago
I can successfully set that as admin, but it doesn't change anything - file won't open and "open with" pops up an error still that notepad can't be used. Edit: going with EmEditor; forgot that existed
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by petee 8mo ago
Works great still, but now windows won't let me associate .txt files with it. God damn I hate the future
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by petee 9mo ago
I have a bluetooth mouse that will wake my desktop, untouched; I physically switch it off when I'm away from home
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by petee 10mo ago
One issue i see is that it's a sealed package; it wouldn't be immediately apparent if someone added extra hardware/functionality. More likely though I'd expect you'd just get some form of a clone device

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