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by rovr138 5y ago
it's a regular and standard input tag, https://jsfiddle.net/4qLv16sx/
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by rovr138 5y ago
From https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27025496 > I read awhile back (but can't find the source anymore, so grin of salt) that when USPS processing centers get overwhelmed they switch from a queue based system to
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by rovr138 5y ago
Depends on the computer and their needs. There are definitely computers I wouldn’t put my key on and would prefer a new one and uploading that one.
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by rovr138 5y ago
> The Postal Service did not pass our test. A little over half of our letters arrived within the three-day window. >By Friday of that week, much of our mail had arrived, but there were still ten letters wandering around the country lo
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by rovr138 5y ago
I just read a comment[0] about a package shipped via priority taking 45 days to arrive. I can't expect this to work when they don't have funding, there's a huge backlog, among other things. Then the problem becomes that due t
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by rovr138 5y ago
$399.99 for 14TB seagate expansion ones. Still waiting for them to arrive. Everything else cheaper I found was out of stock. NAS has 6 bays, I only bought 4 to get a RAID 6 setup and I'll expand when I find better prices. If anyone has
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by rovr138 5y ago
Every time you sign up for a monthly service, there’s an agreement and terms which is a contract between both parties. While this works, depending on the service and what it says, they can send your debt to collectors. And that’s why there
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by rovr138 5y ago
I did. I basically ended up getting external seagates that I’m planning to schuck after doing a ‘burn-in’ test. Still high for what they were.
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by rovr138 6y ago
In 2012 there was a shortage due to a flood. They rented a truck and hit up all Costcos (I think it was) from Florida to I don't know where buying all of the drives they could. There was a limit on how many so it was a mission to do it
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by rovr138 6y ago
Just bought a new Synology NAS this week and started putting together disks and they're scarce and the prices are through the roof. Couldn't find what I was planning on buying. What I found was through the roof. I bit the bullet a
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by rovr138 6y ago
>But that doesn’t mean you can get away from the fact that if we did not do anything, if we let this virus to run, we would be back in a very serious situation that would threaten many lives and threaten the NHS.
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by rovr138 6y ago
I know it gets high. I pay $700 something for my wife and I (the vast majority of that is including my wife). My main issue, and why I commented, it’s because they put a high monthly premium and a high deductible and usually when one’s goes
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by rovr138 6y ago
I honestly haven’t had private insurance in maybe 10 years so I don’t know if and how things may have changed. And timing may also have simply worked out when I did. What’s horrible is, imagine being let go or quitting your job, not being a
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by rovr138 6y ago
That’s also a VERY high premium AND deductible. Not saying it’s not out there, but they both are high.
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by rovr138 6y ago
> Finally, you can't switch any time, it can only be done during an open enrollment period or if you have a major life event like getting married, I think? I know you can’t change the policy, but I’m not sure about providers (like g
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by rovr138 6y ago
Have you looked at social media? Most people live by appearances and fake a lot of emotions. Not saying this is the case with your neighbor, but if they’re just a neighbor, not a close friend, they might simply not feel okay talking about i
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by rovr138 6y ago
>It's not really binary though. Might be. Depends on the company too.
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by rovr138 6y ago
In a lot of cases, it automatically updates.
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by rovr138 6y ago
> It was awful. Anyone who registered a domain would immediately start receiving a bunch of junk mail (like, physical letters) about it, along with a bunch of email spam -- So much physical SPAM and SEO emails. I’m grateful for privacy w
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by rovr138 6y ago
At the bottom it says continue reading and it took me to chapter 2 and from there to 3, https://www.learnenough.com/command-line-tutorial/manipulati...
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by rovr138 6y ago
She hasn’t proven it’s not true. She could possibly go after the person she was dating and, if she had evidence he did it without her knowing, she could maybe sue him for lost wages.
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by rovr138 6y ago
This leaks data if a collision can be found and exploited. Assuming the user uses the password in other places, this can be a bad thing.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Microsoft has that. Not plaintext, but encrypted (not hashed) with the idea that they can be used for things like that. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-pro...
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by rovr138 6y ago
Marketing is a legitimate business reason. Other example, In the US, lots of jurisdictions have restrictions on ingredients. For example, dextromethorphan and pseudoephedrine. If you are buying over the counter medicines that contain these,
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by rovr138 6y ago
"management" is important. It can't make it appear out of thin air. If you need 16GB of ram and only have 8GB, you will run out of memory.
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by rovr138 6y ago
> And a laptop allows me to use a single machine for all that, ain't that great? It's AMAZING. I have servers, raspberry pi's. I work locally and push to wherever I need. I work from home, sometimes from my office, sometim
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by rovr138 6y ago
Some do on doesitarm.com. Example, https://doesitarm.com/app/photoshop/ > Known Issues links to https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/photoshop-for-apple-sil...
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by rovr138 6y ago
> But I am able to run WAY more applications in 8GB than the 16GB intel Mac I had previously. Then your limitation clearly wasn’t RAM.
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php -S if you want a quick script up and running
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by rovr138 6y ago
Matrix has a whatsapp bridge

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