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2y ago
When you see p/e mentioned in a debate run far away.
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2y ago
There is debate about public investment into private ventures, but in this case it may provide long term benefits to Finland
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2y ago
I highly recommend the Omnia Turris router. It has been rock solid since I purchased it last year, although on the more expensive side. Fully supported by OpenWRT, multiple miniPCIe slots for WiFi upgrade ability, and has two 1Gb ports conn
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MDMA (what's ecstasy?) could get approval but it could also result in people getting addicted to it. Doesn't take a lot of searching to find stories of people who damage their brains after prolonged usage. I'm sure MDMA has i
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2y ago
One thing is certain, bacteria always find a way.
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2y ago
Definitely use wired connection and another device to rule out router problems. Find out what IPv4 gateway your router is using and see if you can ping that. Try pinging 1.1.1.1. Use Matt's trace route (mtr) to see if a particular hop
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2y ago
Unfortunately blocked on iOS without special app entitlements ... Apple being Apple.
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2y ago
Better resurface them now than later
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2y ago
Having a chain of individually likely events still has low total probability i.e. (80%)^8 = 17% chance
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3y ago
I'm trying to update to v2 of HomeKit in the Home app but it won't let me unless I login to iCloud. From what I recall v2 of HomeKit relies on a hub spoke model, as opposed to v1 which relies more on broadcast packets.
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3y ago
The thing with a fish feeder is that it can be completely analog and still work fine.
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3y ago
I've totally disabled my entire smart home ecosystem. Philips hue thankfully has a hubless fallback (with the Zigbee remote). I just hate the unreliable nature of wireless devices, and having to manage an account for every accessory (P
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3y ago
So is linear regression
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3y ago
Chevy equinox fuse 38
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3y ago
Not the answer you want but with an iPhone backup you can extract all the images .
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3y ago
Conversion half life >> excretion half life
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3y ago
The easiest way to disable this in a Chevrolet with OnStar is to pull the fuse (Fuse 38 under the dash for the Chevrolet Malibu 2024). Other options disconnecting the antenna (can still connect if strong signal), or pulling out the box/
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3y ago
What's stopping the initial handshake packet from being replayed into the network stack? Seems like there would be no packets lost that way. Also, what is the purpose of checking for "udp[8] = 1" in the eBPF filter?
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3y ago
What about usb dongle?
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3y ago
You don't need mouse drivers in windows!
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3y ago
AMD was the first to introduce consumer HBM cards.
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3y ago
> We are committed to providing you with the best possible experience, but please note that the artisanal design and the youth of RISC-V processor architectures do not allow us to guarantee a specific level of service, resulting in an SL
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3y ago
This is a good time to mention another text based data format based on readability: NestedText. You can hand edit and then pipe valid NestedText into Unix programs, which makes it useful for portability. It only supports the string type, bu
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3y ago
The safest way now to use LLMs is for simple entity extraction of signs, symptoms, investigation summaries, then translate them into the inputs for an understandable linear/logistic model, e.g. Wells criteria, Canadian CT head, or Cent
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3y ago
Seems like your best bet is to use an industrial battery inverter/charger system (Victron Multiplus) for slow-switching (>20ms) and then layer a secondary industrial grade UPS to provide fast switching (<15ms) and shutdown proces
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Don't fret, Microsoft and AMD are working together, Windows recently added NPU usage to Task Manager: https://www.extremetech.com/computing/windows-task-manager-w...
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3y ago
Woah it's the stuff of dreams.
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3y ago
Hopefully there's no battery fires.
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I'm also annoyed that using an Apple Watch requires signing into an iCloud account. I stopped using iCloud a long time ago (currently self-hosting everything). Garmin smartwatches don't need a persistent login, which is why I purc
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3y ago
It's kind of a shame that laptops are the equivalent of a Server + UPS, but with none of the enterprise features.
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