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by randunel 2y ago
I memorised the sqrt of 2 in highschool to impress the teacher. The first 32 digits eventually became part of my passwords, but significantly reduced nowadays because I kept running into too many length restricted invalidations.
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by randunel 2y ago
The PCB stores the state persistently, but it doesn't expose it. After all, how would it? ADC, I2C, SPI, PWM? Those pins cost unjustified $, what percentage of buyers would even know what those letters mean? You can check state persist
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by randunel 2y ago
There's a noticeable delay between contactless cards and oysters. Some people I know prefer oyster cards simply because they open the gates faster, in spite of having to top them off all the time. I'm looking forward to not having
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by randunel 2y ago
Didn't the previous owners want you to to inherit their properties? As long as they did, you must have done something to have earned this inheritance, with or without you being aware (e.g. being born to or adopted by them). If they did
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by randunel 2y ago
Unearned rents? Do you consider the salary you work for an unearned social benefit?
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by randunel 2y ago
They're Canadian.
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by randunel 2y ago
Same here, I cannot access that website, it's an infinite turnstile loop. Same issue with hibp, as far as I can see.
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by randunel 2y ago
I've got the same sneeze reflex https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photic_sneeze_reflex
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by randunel 2y ago
This post was definitely demoted by HN. It stayed in the first position for less than 5 minutes and, as it quickly gathered upvotes, it jumped straight into 24th and quickly fell off the first page as it got 200 or so more points in less th
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by randunel 2y ago
What should they be getting fined for? Ranking individual links according to some generic algorithm? Is there a law specifying what algorithms may be or not be used for individual or types of links?
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by randunel 2y ago
TL;DR: Online game company Niantic Labs uses OSM for a game, restricts certain features to beaches and other natural and artificial elements. Then, Niantic Labs users edit OSM to add fake natural formations to game the system. Beaches and p
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by randunel 2y ago
I see this repeated over and over, but there's no proof that "apple hardware" is better than any combination of every possible hardware out there, it's just fanboyism. Anecdotes of bad hardware are everywhere, given that
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by randunel 2y ago
I now expect a new recaptcha challenge to be added by Google, identifying unicycles. We already have bicycles and mopeds, but it would appear that unicycles confuse their cars.
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by randunel 3y ago
Infinite captcas, that website is utterly broken. https://imgur.com/a/K5z1X2R
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by randunel 3y ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii_U#Sales > By December 2019, Nintendo reported life-time sales of 13.56 million Wii U console units and by September 2022 103.53 million software units worldwide and > Despit
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by randunel 3y ago
Same here, I got the python code by extracting it from its docker image https://hub.docker.com/r/peterbuga/plex-reshare and will start using it.
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by randunel 3y ago
> While the repository doesn’t host or link to copyright-infringing material, Plex argues that it can be used to ‘grow’ piracy. Can someone in the US please ask for DMCA takedowns against all of Microsoft's repositories? I've s
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by randunel 3y ago
That quote is supposedly made for an advertising documentary with that specific purpose, so she was likely paid for it. The real, unpaid quote is also in the article, "I’m really proud of that picture,". That being said, I support
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by randunel 3y ago
There's about two 240p object detection demo videos with source code, one picture object detection demo, a bunch of forum posts with incomplete code about some audio processing, and they're all about a different SBC. Software wise
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by randunel 3y ago
It's called "nagging", and it's pretty effective. On the web, you'll see plenty of "nag" modals, that's how many of them are named. In devices such as TVs and Smartphones, the nagging screens are usua
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by randunel 3y ago
Facebook accounts != individual humans.
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by randunel 3y ago
How do you do that? I've hosted refugees for free, as opposed to locals who've had to pay for hotel stays, but I'm not discriminating against locals when hiring. How do you "actively support refugees by giving them some
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by randunel 3y ago
Plenty of batteries in the US are built out of water. They pump the water up during the day and it generates electricity at night. No lithium involved. > Pumped storage is by far the largest-capacity form of grid energy storage available
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by randunel 3y ago
So... GDPR? You can download your own data, force the data controller which acquired it to delete it and they're liable for mishandling it. Companies don't usually want to hold on to EU citizens' data because GDPR makes it qu
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by randunel 3y ago
You can't use https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/ from my country without an infinity of hcaptchas by CF turnstile.
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by randunel 3y ago
You're getting downvoted, but I guess none of the downvoters tried to apply recently on https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/ , I'm getting the infinite turnstile cloudflare hcaptchas. It's probably happening to
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by randunel 3y ago
if curl & curl is too slow, try using gnu/parallel.
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by randunel 3y ago
The fact that your example has a lower apple tax than actual ($3.9 apple tax for $13.0 subscription, not $3.0 as you've stated in the example where a developer would itemize the price or tariff) and none of the people who replied to yo
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by randunel 3y ago
I'll just leave these here: - https://www.digi.ro/servicii/internet/internet-fix - https://www.digi.ro/servicii/internet/internet-fix/fiberlink... - https://www.oran
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by randunel 3y ago
Twitter did this well before the Elon era.

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