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piperswe
9mo ago
A 944 isn't a rear engine RWD sports car...
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9mo ago
I own a Panamera and my husband owns an M850i. The Panamera drives like a Porsche, while the M850i is comparatively a boat. I'm not a big fan of how much suspension travel the M850i has; the Panamera has exactly the right amount to fee
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9mo ago
There are tools out there (like UMSKT) that can activate MS software from that era fully offline too. They cracked the cryptography used by the activation system and reimplemented the tool used for phone activation, so you can “activate by
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piperswe
9mo ago
In a small business, the receptionist may be responsible for inputting much of that data in the first place, and it may just live on the receptionist's computer.
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9mo ago
That is quite uncommon outside of the K-pop space - I buy a pretty large volume of new release CDs and don’t own a single one in the K-pop form factor
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piperswe
9mo ago
Doesn't `LIMIT` just limit the amount of rows returned, rather than the amount read & processed?
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piperswe
10mo ago
Having spent time outside in both Tokyo and Houston in July, Tokyo might be slightly cooler but the humidity makes it more unbearable than Houston (even though Houston is already very humid).
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piperswe
10mo ago
The $$ CAs will soon only issue 45-day certs, because that's all that browsers will accept.
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piperswe
10mo ago
Well yes, when you start customizing Gentoo it tends to make hardware changes more difficult. e.g. march=native makes CPU changes difficult, but it's still very common on Gentoo
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piperswe
10mo ago
Only if you compiled your kernel with literally every module. If you compile your kernel with only the modules your system needs, there’s no such issue
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10mo ago
I’ve seen agents produce plenty of those tests, but recently I’ve seen them generate some actually decent unit tests that I wouldn’t have thought of myself. It’s a bit of a crapshoot
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10mo ago
Indeed. That's why I'm underscoring that my Vyvanse dosage (20mg) is only midly higher than my Adderall dose was a few years ago (15mg).
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10mo ago
In my experience, Adderall does lose effectiveness but Vyvanse is much hardier. I’ve been receiving treatment for ADHD for about 4 years. My current Vyvanse dose is marginally higher than my original Adderall dose, but I’m considering reduc
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11mo ago
Is it necessary for there to be student amenities paid for by the school? Why should tuition pay for a bunch of ancillary nice-to-haves instead of, ya know, the education?
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piperswe
11mo ago
Do you have a reference other than an SEO-optimized slop article? I don't see how Apple could possibly charge a transaction fee for Apple Pay. Shopify agrees with me: https://www.shopify.com/blog/apple-pay-for-busi
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11mo ago
No, they don't. Apple isn't involved with the transaction processing at all, the phone just acts as an EMV device to transmit the payment details to the terminal.
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11mo ago
This site obnoxiously tries to instantly give me an "anonymised.io" pop-up, which Fennec thankfully decides to ask me whether I want to visit. Apparently they're some sort of AI-powered marketing thing, whatever that means? S
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11mo ago
It sounds like you fall into that middle ground they were talking about.
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11mo ago
It's almost as if depression reduces your executive function, making it more difficult to exercise each day or consistently clean your house. And then you feel worthless for not being able to do those things, reinforcing the depression
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11mo ago
And whether patients are properly informed of the risks (I was not)
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piperswe
11mo ago
Well, not everything has an HEVC codec nowadays (e.g., Dell laptops) so HEVC isn't good for that either
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11mo ago
The Wikipedia page makes it seem like it's been largely cleaned up for decades: > In 1988, the NRC announced that, although it was possible to further decontaminate the Unit 2 site, the remaining radioactivity had been sufficiently
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11mo ago
In that case, it should probably be expect rather than unwrap, to document why the assertion should never fail.
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11mo ago
The Pixel Camera app is on the Play Store, and I was able to install it just fine on my Pixel 8 running GrapheneOS (inside a separate profile running Google Play Services, not my main profile)
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11mo ago
What did you do to earn your citizenship?
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11mo ago
Macrovision worked by outputting signals that were just barely out of spec, such that TVs would be able to correct for the issues just fine but VCRs would constantly lose sync.
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11mo ago
You can only get a WEBRip that way, not a WEBDL, since you'll need to re-encode and introduce some generational loss. The gold standard for streaming piracy is stripping the DRM from the original compressed bitstream, remuxing it to mk
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11mo ago
It's SteamOS and SteamVR - you can run arbitrary aarch64 Linux binaries that talk to SteamVR and they should just work
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11mo ago
I would be surprised if they didn't end up on the prestigious private trackers
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11mo ago
There are plenty of open-source apps that can store & show .pkpass files, though I don't know if they're compatible with Frontier's passes
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