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by riskable 3y ago
> service principals Kerberos much? =)
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by riskable 3y ago
As someone who's bought many RPi-like boards and clones let me tell you: Minor differences in price/performance are unimportant. There's another factor that's so much more important it makes boards like the Beaglebone
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by riskable 3y ago
This is disingenuous considering there's plenty of Lemmy servers that aren't federated. Just because a thing supports federation doesn't mean it must be federated. If Revolt supported federation it would be trivial to ju
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by riskable 3y ago
This is something I learned about a long time ago: The Billboard 100 is not actually a list of which songs are played the most. It's a list of which songs produced by a certain subset of record labels that happened to be played a lot
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by riskable 3y ago
I think they're suggesting that young children--in their critical (mental) periods--can somehow turn gay or transgendered due to exposure/normalisation of gay and trans people. Except there's no science to back this up. All t
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by riskable 3y ago
I've never said, "No" to anything more in my life than YouTube Premium. Now that I've started browsing Reddit using Firefox on my phone it might just take the lead.
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by riskable 3y ago
> why would you build your livelihood as a 3rd party app this day in age dependent on another company? Every 3rd party app that exists is dependent on another company (e.g. Google and Apple).
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by riskable 3y ago
My biggest problem with the official Reddit app is the inefficient use of space. I've been using Reddit is Fun (RiF) for many years now and moving to the official Reddit app feels like having desktop zoom permanently enabled. Aside: T
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by riskable 3y ago
Users won't revolt until the 3rd party apps stop working. Basically, on June 30th we'll see a ton of new users trying out new sites.
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by riskable 3y ago
Nothing is worse than joining a Discord server and finding out it's enormous . You go to any given channel and the discussions are flying by so fast only people who are regulars can catch all the content but even then it's basic
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by riskable 3y ago
Eating food out of a plastic container isn't going to increase your microplastics intake (by enough to matter). Those kinds of plastics are too stable to be a problem in that regards. Even if you left your food in them in the fridge
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by riskable 3y ago
What the heck are you talking about? The only flexure to speak of is within the load cell itself and... Can you even call that a flexure? It's a teeny tiny strain gauge mounted on a piece of steel that's going to bend ever so
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by riskable 3y ago
This is how the market for scales works: You buy a scale for the weight class you're planning on measuring. For example, you can't buy a scale made for weighing humans and expect it to be useful for weighing herbs or jewelry. It
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by riskable 3y ago
Whoah there: Your typical (cheap) consumer scale will have four (50kg) load cells hooked up to an hx711 (or clone) and the cheapest microcontroller the manufacturer could find that can drive an LCD directly. Even the cheapest load cell i
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by riskable 3y ago
No, no. Groups that have endless infighting/debates are the ones that evolve, stick around, and gain support. It's the groups that are cock-sure about everything with everyone falling in line behind the leadership that end up stag
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by riskable 3y ago
Other replies have made excellent points but I'd also like to point out that in the world of Rust the only time you want your code to panic is when something irrecoverable (at a very low level) happens. Like if you're messing ar
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by riskable 3y ago
AM radio's band isn't suitable for modern high-speed communications. The most you can extract out of it is ~1200 bps: https://www.diffen.com/difference/AM_vs_FM Even if you multiplexed all possible amplitude
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by riskable 3y ago
I just want to chime in to say that it is ridiculous that such information is not so easy to come by. Billion-dollar corporations should not be allowed to keep their external investments so opaque! Especially businesses that are pub
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by riskable 3y ago
> Spinning up the legal structure, figuring out all the local regulations and getting permits (it's not 2010 anymore! Many countries and cities regulate ride sharing pretty heavily) in a sane timeline is close to impossible. This is
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by riskable 3y ago
This is a good idea but it doesn't address the pollution problem. If a prescribed burn will increase pollution beyond the EPA's acceptable limits then the burn will be against the law. We need the EPA's emissions/partic
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by riskable 3y ago
I'm pretty sore 100% of all US states mandate that all new construction adhere to the National Electrical Code (NEC). Specifically, NFPA 70. They just delegate the authority as to what's "standard" to that non-governme
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by riskable 3y ago
I never understood why people put smart speakers in their showers. Why is a simple and cheap Bluetooth speaker not good enough? You can get them in any size and shape and sound quality and they (can) work with your phone's built-in &
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by riskable 3y ago
One use case for vastly faster wireless communications: VR headsets. Right now if you use a headset wirelessly you're in for a much worse experience than running a VR application natively on the headset itself. If the headset had a
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by riskable 3y ago
Physical servers (or devices) are next, obviously! IT is cyclical.
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by riskable 4y ago
The lack of foresight (and/or experience) by Musk here is breathtaking. The Internet collectively learned (I thought) a long time ago that if you don't provide a public API (that you can control/track) you're just going
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by riskable 4y ago
For reference, a candle has a color temperature around ~1800K (with some spots of the candle emitting ~2600K)... https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Candle-shows-different-c... I'd imagine that the "warm&quot
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by riskable 4y ago
Sure, if you give it the jar and a robotic arm to dump it out. Then it'll tell you how many are on the table.
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by riskable 4y ago
...and with AI being fitter than us we'll just have to disappear into the pile of extinct species because the AI will always evolve faster than we can.
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by riskable 4y ago
In case your house burns down. It happens.
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by riskable 4y ago
This is why I use both Amazon Photos and Google Photos simultaneously on all my devices. If one of them screws up I've always got the other one. What I need to do though is get them all copied to my home backup server (the HTPC) o

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