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by pnw 4y ago
I get invoices for my $5 Pro plan. Do you mean they wouldn't take the order on credit?
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by pnw 4y ago
Unfortunately it’s inevitable that LCM is going away. For folks outside Seattle who may be unaware, Allen’s military museum was closed and exhibits sold off last year, and his Cinerama facility looks to be heading the same way. It’s hard to
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by pnw 4y ago
From LinkedIn Insights: Sales 21% Engineering 18% Other 12% IT 10% Support 5% PM 3% The rest is split between finance, BD, education and admin roles. This seems pretty typical for a public company with lots of compliance and red tape. Highe
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by pnw 4y ago
There's a pretty compelling set of amateur analysis of the US Navy reports on https://www.metabunk.org/forums/ufo-videos-and-reports-from-... if you care to read a skeptical take on the topic.
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by pnw 4y ago
I would peg Australia more as an authoritarian liberal country rather than conservative. Most states in the US are far more conservative than Australia. Australia IMHO has never broken out of the colonial mindset, where the government knows
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by pnw 4y ago
The post indicates they had previously notified the police. "My sister had already had a couple of police visits about the previous incidents, so they knew there was a problem linked to her flat and came round pretty quickly."
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by pnw 4y ago
I run TeslaMate to see what my car is doing, Homebridge to bring extra devices into Homekit and Uptime Kuma to monitor various things and alert me if they go down. Also a bunch of custom scripts to archive things and the usual NVR and Plex
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by pnw 4y ago
I love the Y. The extra storage and more upright driving position are great, and I am able to take more adventurous roads that would bottom out the S. My dog also has more room in the back.
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by pnw 4y ago
My S was wrecked in a crash (I was unhurt luckily) and instead of replacing it with a new S I bought a Y instead, solely because of the yoke with the touch controls instead of a round wheel with stalks. I can't be the only person who r
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by pnw 4y ago
The video opens with the claim that Apple 'stole' from Xerox, but students of history will know that Apple took $1m from Xerox as an investment and the visit to Xerox PARC was part of that arrangement. I know Xerox sold some stock
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by pnw 4y ago
Isn’t that almost always the case in a class action suit?
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by pnw 4y ago
This reminds me of a friend who stated that when you call 911, you should ask for police/fire/ambulance, give your name and address and then put the phone down. I thought he was overly paranoid but I guess not.
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by pnw 4y ago
Only about a quarter of the 10k telcos covered by the FCC have adopted STIR/SHAKEN in the year since the deadline. The FCC has started enforcement actions, in October they announced they are cutting off seven telcos who failed to compl
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by pnw 4y ago
Yes, that's exactly what STIR/SHAKEN does - in theory. In practice, like most complex systems, mandating a change like this requires software and hardware upgrades and compatibility testing, all of which takes time. The FCC tracks
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by pnw 4y ago
The Feds already started on this with STIR/SHAKEN protocol which has been mandated by the FCC for most carriers in recent years. However, just like email spam, stopping spoofed calls is harder in practice than in theory.
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by pnw 4y ago
The Millennium bomber was cited as one of the reasons. This was pre 9/11. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmed_Ressam
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by pnw 4y ago
Has the same problem as OP - no obvious way to select a birth date without many interactions.
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by pnw 4y ago
It's a pretty weak analysis and they don't source that claim or qualify it. By revenue, there are several big AAA titles with proprietary tech, and a handful of top mobile titles as well. I'm guessing that's the analysis
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by pnw 4y ago
It's a lot of fun driving around and spotting these once you know what to look for. There's a continuous line of them heading out on I90 from Seattle through to Idaho. Some have been repurposed for cell phone use. Occasionally the
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by pnw 4y ago
According to the research on their site, ground mount solar has better heat dissipation than roof mount solar, and isn't that far behind racked systems, so it's not really a concern. The ground ends up acting as a heat sink. http
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by pnw 4y ago
Rest in peace Mr Ripa. The world is surely a less interesting place without you.
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by pnw 4y ago
This would make some incredible, if expensive, wall art for those of us who got started on the 6502.
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by pnw 4y ago
The Panasonic plasma has state of the art upscaling silicon for it’s time, especially since plasma became prevalent when 480p sources were still common. Your MacBook probably doesn’t attempt any sophisticated upscaling.
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by pnw 4y ago
From the lawsuit: "The exchanged data, both random and non-random, are time-stamped and stored in each device alongside other personal identifiers, including the device owner’s MAC address, wireless network IP addresses, phone numbers,
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by pnw 4y ago
That appears to be a marketing website, so it's not even clear if the story is true.
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by pnw 4y ago
Someone from Mozilla going to comment on this?
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by pnw 4y ago
I have used pretty much every VR and AR headset there is, and have many hundreds of hours in them dating back to the Oculus DK1. Even the Index and the new Quest Pro lack the resolution needed for extended work with text on virtual screens,
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by pnw 4y ago
That is nice karma. I hope the prison has an ADA accessible ramp.
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by pnw 4y ago
This already happens in the US with ADA laws, and it will happen with California's new privacy and wage transparency laws. Unfortunately every time you create a new law with a private right of action, lawyers will monetize it at indust
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by pnw 4y ago
Sounds like you need to study up on your Jante Law! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Jante

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