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by rsync 4y ago
"The sad thing is we may loose the history that came from dejanews ..." What is the status of usenet archives and backups, circa 2023 ? I've mentioned this before and will mention it again now: I am very enthusiastic about
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by rsync 4y ago
I had a PAS-16-SCSI (pro audio spectrum 16). What was the intersection there - between sound cards and SCSI interfaces ? I was very happy to have it and actually made it work with external SCSI (apple!) peripherals but, looking back, why di
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by rsync 4y ago
This list: https://opensource.srlabs.de/projects/mobile-network-assessm... ... continues to be the best checklist of suspicious or incorrect behavior that would indicate the base station to which you were connected was
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by rsync 4y ago
Why do centrifuges need refrigerant?
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by rsync 4y ago
I agree with you. A cheap drip coffee machine (sometimes an actual Mr. Coffee) is what I typically find at airbnb or vacation rentals, etc., and it makes me perfectly happy. At home, I have what should be considered "the cadillac"
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by rsync 4y ago
"... Of course he has his important files in cloud storage anyway but it’s very annoying nonetheless ..." That doesn't sound reassuring if the cloud storage is, itself, Microsoft connected ... or even using auth/login me
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by rsync 4y ago
Please don't change the title. It is perfect just the way it is.
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by rsync 4y ago
"Its zoning prohibits multifamily housing, whether apartments, townhomes or condos, along with commercial stores and shops in the entirety of its city limits."" Many, many middle class communities all over the United States h
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by rsync 4y ago
"The "natural" ("unregulated") trend seems for cities to become denser and for buildings to become higher (e.g. single family homes getting replaced by multi apartment buildings)." I agree with that. Further, I
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by rsync 4y ago
From the article: "The housing element is important. The Builder’s Remedy is nice, but we want compliant housing elements to house population growth, combat segregation, reduce home prices and combat sprawl." I was surprised to se
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by rsync 4y ago
I now think that "Hugging Face" refers to "the face one has when hugging" which, of course, is very nice. But up until just now, today I thought it was an Alien(s) reference.
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by rsync 4y ago
Thanks - I will look at these.
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by rsync 4y ago
I wish I could just visit about:tabs and see a plain text listing, one URL per line, of all the tabs I have open. No esoteric attack vectors, no major new features or integrations, just a quick and easy way for any user regardless of techn
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by rsync 4y ago
"What it sounds like is the stereotypical upper-middle-class white suburban boogeyman of "Those People" that you don't want around, because they bring down property values, with a healthy helping of implied racism and ex
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by rsync 4y ago
All I am trying to share is that when rules are absent, behavior gets worse than you expect, in ways that beggar belief. That is not limited to “poor people” (your words).
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by rsync 4y ago
"As to whether or not zoning laws are what prevent people from owning horses, that's not clear to me. But a law saying you can't build a bookstore or apartment ..." Everyone thinks they want to "get rid of zoning&qu
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by rsync 4y ago
"Residential-only zoning is "the bad kind of zoning"." I wish I could mind-meld with you and transmit the memories and experiences of growing up in a residential area with no zoning. You know that sci-fi trope where the
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by rsync 4y ago
So afraid to even ask what the “stance” community is … ?
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Single Pair Ethernet: The End of the Industrial RJ45?(eetimes.eu)
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by rsync 4y ago
I was curious what the physical connector looks like and I found: https://www.panduit.com/content/panduit/na/en/landing-pages/... ... so, a single pair PHY layer and a connector I have not seen befo
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by rsync 4y ago
A different question should be asked: Do their Terms of Service, etc., allow them to use that text for training models ?
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by rsync 4y ago
"I see articles from "Serve The Home" pop up now often and I've yet to see one discussing hardware that I've ever come across in... someone's home." You're just not visiting the right homes ...
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by rsync 4y ago
… taking this a step further… you could place the message you speak of tweeting into an ‘oh by’ code[1] … and then just chalk it onto the sidewalk. Now passers-by can receive the message, time shifted, without the Internet. [1] 0x.co
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by rsync 4y ago
Agreed. Their process is ridiculous and is matched only by the insane password requirements that they recently implemented (I think they required a 18 character password ? Or 24 ?) However, I am entwined in their ecosystem for all of my te
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by rsync 4y ago
That's unbelievable. I was expecting to learn that marginal corners had been cut ... best practices had not been followed, etc. But concrete high rise superstructure without steel reinforcement (like rebar) is beyond the pale. How co
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by rsync 4y ago
"I thought of it but Hacker News posts are pure text, you can't add a single picture." ... which is, in my opinion, an overlooked and extremely powerful filter.
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by rsync 4y ago
"I might be wrong here, but I have never heard the claim that 2 beers might be good for your health." What we see - empirically - is that light/moderate drinkers have better overall health outcomes than both heavy drinkers
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by rsync 4y ago
"You could probably write a similar one with Russia ..." I disagree - there is no credible motive here for Russia and, in fact, the outcome was directly opposed to every outcome they are, or were trying, to achieve. Not only do I,
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by rsync 4y ago
… but be careful when layering moisture barriers. If you stack two moisture barriers with any void space or (other material) in between, you can create a space that moisture can enter … but never escape.
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by rsync 4y ago
People who understand wireless technology use wires.

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