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6mo ago
Well... if you look behind anything that plugs into a wall socket you will see that it has ( among many other things) a CE mark. Even things in the USofA have a CE mark. If your new product cannot have its CE mark for whatever reason, you
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6mo ago
I understand the hacker rationale to have fun owning the device, and i would like it to stay that way. But... please do not forget that the CRA will put a heavy blanket on that fire.
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6mo ago
It's too large to write in the margin of this book...
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6mo ago
Interesting. This posture contradicts quite a few testimonials we can read about everywhere, including here in HN. Maybe it's the salaries, then, that are half what they should be?
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6mo ago
It is specific to the Brikka. They put a pressure valve in the column. The coffee must reach a certain pressure before it starts to flow. You may try whatever amount of water you want... just don't let it burn in place! There is a subt
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6mo ago
Two different machines, they make very different coffee. The brikka is exceptional, if you like espresso. I have a Brikka "Induction" with a stainless steel machined bottom part. Today I looked and apparently they decided to skimp
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6mo ago
Americano? I would not touch that with a ten-foot pole. No... no water. The Brikka has a pressure valve and the 200 ml of water yield about 125-150 ml of coffee. You might call it a double lungo, but with a bit of crema (yep) and no acidity
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6mo ago
I used to have a decent espresso machine at home, and try , from time to time, supposedly "barista quality" espressos from cafes around here. I agree wholeheartedly with those who say the coffee beans, the grinder and the barista
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6mo ago
TFA mentions a need for the "Stop Super Speeders Act" Reading the actual response from his police managers I think what is more needed are the "Abolish Qualified Immunity Act" and the "Cleanup Thoroughly Police Corr
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6mo ago
Hum... i can understand your throwaway status. You are certainly aware that we , in Canada, have expertise in software that is quite a bit more advanced than tractor software.
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6mo ago
Sometimes when we point the moon to people they prefer to discuss at length about the finger. Don't worry.
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6mo ago
A hundred years of Societal Progress later what do we have? Mobile phones and Karens.
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6mo ago
When 75% of the people in the USA did NOT vote for the current regime, i can hardly call that democratic. You pay taxes? Vote. Should be mandatory, and the government should make it extremely easy to do.
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6mo ago
Wow. Are you for real? I thought this kind of bigotry was only used by far right shit to manipulate feeble-minded people. I'll be generous and assume this comment was not made by a human, but by a bot.
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6mo ago
Yes... me too. It is called a democratic country, where citizens value the environment created around them by their government. That is NOT what the USA is, at the moment. Very happy not to live there, or go there in any capacity.
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6mo ago
Highest end mercedes?
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6mo ago
The Trump régime is systematically destroying the US bit by bit. You did not get the memo?
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6mo ago
Well... 19th century engineer could have a large multi-story brownstone with family and , more importantly, servants and house personnel. A butler, etc... Today? On an engineer's salary? Ha!
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6mo ago
Ah! Totally... We have: airgramming plusgramming programming maxgramming studiogramming and recently the brand new way of working: Neogramming ! Personally I stick for now with the "Programming " tier. Maybe will upgrade to &quo
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6mo ago
What I actually want is not a backup. That is just an artefact of the process. What i want is restores. The ability to restore anything from ideally any point back in time. How that is achieved is not my concern. Obviously Backblaze does no
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6mo ago
If I backup a file, I need to read that file. The rest is in the management layer underneath that file. Seems simple enough to do for Backblaze, no?
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THC is perfectly legal here (Quebec, Canada) and believe me, there is no smell on the streets! What is actually disgusting and happens often in the streets is the smell of ordinary cigarette smoke.
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6mo ago
Sounds like an ideal spot for earning Darwin Awards.
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Well... if you go to the web site , they seem to welcome very large orders. Just not mine or yours. Might be experimental and unavailable, but just for small orders? Come on ...
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6mo ago
Perovskite Tandem are the best , according to the graph. Why is it that those are reserved for ultra-big utility companies and I cannot buy those for my home or even my balcony?
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6mo ago
To paraphrase The Donald: Just wait ... in two weeks ...
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Not necessarily. If the secret is protected in the secure element against something only you can provide (physical presence of RFID, password, biometric etc) then it is ok. BUT you must trust the entire Apple trusted chain to protect you.
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He can upgrade, but not downgrade, for security integrity.
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Apparently not everyone got the memo... https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/federal-phoenix-pay-sy...
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Yes... they might have influenced elections and now, as a result, the world must cope with the Trump regime. Let's now fool ourselves.... Trump is probably the best, most successful attempt at world de-stabilisation all those rogue sta
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