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by rypskar 7y ago
It don't need to be gmail-backed for + to work. I use it on my own domain without any problems and there is no gmail involved
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by rypskar 7y ago
This is one of the reasons why I only run BOINC on CPUs during summer and on GPUs and CPUs the rest of the year. My 10 year old i7 have been running 100% mostly 24/7 for 10 years with no problem, while 2-3 graphics cards have given bec
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by rypskar 7y ago
Doesn't gmail load images when the email get to the server and not when the email is opened? (That is at least what some who know more about email than I do say) So the only thing tracking pixel really have shown is if the user uses gm
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by rypskar 7y ago
So much this. Every time I see a popup with "We respect your privacy", I think "no you don't" and try to see if it is something I can block in privacy badger to remove the popup. If the site respect users privacy it
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by rypskar 7y ago
>>I can't stand the smell nor taste of them From what I know it is common to not stand the smell and taste of what you are allergic to. When a child really refuse to eat something it can be an idea to get it tested for allergy, s
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by rypskar 7y ago
Peanut allergy is often linked to pollen allergy, and peanuts can be pollen "bombs". So no need to eat it to get a reaction
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by rypskar 7y ago
it is good to see some progress with allergy treatment, especially peanut allergy. Many do not understand how having peanuts in the same room can cause allergy, so it is difficult to avoid it.
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by rypskar 7y ago
The bike trainer I have tells how many watts I produce and how much is sent back to the grid, the number isn't high so is more geek stats than anything else
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by rypskar 7y ago
And then you have all the users who goes to the address bar, type basecamp, hits enter before clicking on the first link in the search result without even looking at the link
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by rypskar 7y ago
And if gas prices in USA come closer to the rest of the industrialized world the savings would be much more.
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by rypskar 7y ago
Should it do that for all emails sent to the domain, or only for valid addresses? If they only fetch for addresses in use this will open up for an easy way for spammers to verify if an address is in use or not
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by rypskar 7y ago
Not so sure about that, not downloading anything extra and only showing what is embedded in the email is one of the good things with using an email client. Using AMP email is back to thinking tracking pixels works in emails
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by rypskar 7y ago
I got some js errors on Firefox on Windows, but was able to continue. My experience is that Safari is stricter with errors on the page. It seems to be made using phaser, so should in theory not be a problem with Safari
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by rypskar 7y ago
There is a setting to disable keyboard shortcuts in jira. It don't seem to do anything, but at least there is a setting for it. My guess is that the jira ticket to implement that didn't include what the setting should do, only tha
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by rypskar 7y ago
Most of that would be heat, didn't find any sources but noise is probably rounding errors. Think how many watts you need in a stereo to get the same noise level as a car, compared to how many kilowatts the engine has
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by rypskar 7y ago
>> Noise is wasted energy Do you have a source for that? If it was true race cars would be a lot quieter
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by rypskar 7y ago
The poverty rate of $2 a day isn't about living off $2 converted to the local currency, if is about living off the local currency with a value of what $2 is worth in USA. You can compare it to live off what half a cup of coffee costs a
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by rypskar 7y ago
Isn't it possible to get electricity to a detached garage in the uk? My garage is 10 meters from my house, but I do still have two circuits from the house to the garage
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by rypskar 7y ago
Like Mozilla Thunderbird? Like most email clients it blocks loading external resources by default. Or am I missing something?
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by rypskar 7y ago
That makes sense from the uploader side. But can the service store and use data about me because you uploaded it? In this case I have only added my data to Gmail, and never allowed Skype to have it and have not accepted the terms from Skype
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by rypskar 7y ago
Is it even legal to upload contacts under GDPR?
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by rypskar 7y ago
How else do it aggregate to the sum of all on earth? Climate change do not care about borders
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by rypskar 7y ago
Isn't that one of the reasons some brands are working on creating tires from dandelions?
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by rypskar 7y ago
Lots of sites have a limit of 72 characters, maybe even without the developers knowing about it. Bcrypt has a limit of 72
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by rypskar 7y ago
>>With that said, those are latitudes, not longitudes. Someone once told be a simple way to remember the difference. Longitude and latitude was first used be Greeks to travel the Mediterranean ocean (not sure if that is true, but help
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by rypskar 7y ago
>>My daughter is going to a rock strings camp next week where she will be playing Metallica, Zepplin, etc on cello. Have she listened to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apocalyptica ?
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by rypskar 7y ago
My old kindle mounts as a disk when connecting it to my pc using usb, so I drag pdfs into the directory all the other books are in
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by rypskar 7y ago
I would guess it last longer, since it is a dead material. Wood shrinks and expands with humidity so can't be so tightly fitted
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by rypskar 7y ago
Thank you. I have for a long time been thinking that it probably is some way for me to make a larger impact without going into politics, today I can start to be more involved
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by rypskar 7y ago
https://earthsky.org/earth/while-arctic-sea-ice-declines-in-... TLDR: He went on to say that many climate models actually predict a short-term increase in Antarctic sea ice, under conditions of global warming. He spoke

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