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sdflhasjd
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When I started I had a good mix of all 3 (WiFi, Zigbee & Z-wave). 5 years layer, everything's slowly been absorbed into Zigbee. WiFi isn't a mesh network, so there's extremities with poor reliability. Z-wave just seemed t
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You obviously have to be aware that this could be an issue, and extrapolating from some of the code quality found on other parts of the site[0], I don't think they've got the awareness to proactively deal with that sort of thing.
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That API is a result of ineptitude, but the disclosure is just so full of spin and lies, they're unable to honestly say what was actually leaked without deliberate ommission with only some lose implication to cover their ass. Nearly ha
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Watching it at a relatively low bitrate on my phone the two things that stand out are the drinking glass and the lamp. The glass is too perfect - a real glass will have tiny deviations in wall thickness and surface imperfections that are ap
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This work is quite impressive, but even as someone who's only played around with rendering a little bit, it's quite apparent to my eyes it's CGI. If this prompts any questions, then it's surely about moderation.
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That's due to it being a dimmer, which probably uses a triac or other semiconductor component for switching. The mechanical relay types are more popular and higher current.
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3y ago
Steam takes about 1 minute to open if my NAS is off because I have it mapped as a network location in Windows.
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3y ago
The choice is in the technology you use when you build an application for a user. You don't get a choice what platform you build your apps for, you already have your customers, and they already have their phones. If you're a busin
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3y ago
Yes, but you choose to use Unreal because it's actually good. Meanwhile Apple gives you no choice.
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"All this code was so bad, the AI trained on it started WW3 by accident."
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3y ago
Probably the annoying taxman who takes 20% of your $infinity, which just so happens to also be $infinity.
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3y ago
I somehow broke it, I got a $5 investment against a $998B valuation and then sold it for $199B to gain $1.9T of profit??? Edit: "You get $InfinityB" I think I won. https://www.fundingsimulator.com/?data=EL%2BVcsg%3
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I checked for some of my old emails in the list. As far as I can tell, "26B" is due to duplicates and fake data. There were dozens of entries for sites that were never registered for with passwords that were never used. I'd b
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3y ago
I need a restraining order against YAML DSLs.
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There's enough boilers in garages, lofts, the other side of the house, etc, once you overlap it with UK houses being brick, you get enough situations where getting WiFi from one place to another becomes a pain. A lot of the time, the W
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3y ago
I was under the impression that the Apple keyboards could work via the lightning cable. Could be an old battery one though
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I get this on my Mac Studio when I do anything CPU-intensive, the UI becomes jittery. macOS on M CPUs seems to be particularly sensitive to this because I can push a Ryzen much harder and not notice anything in Windows.
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A British company called Den had a product that was exactly this. Sadly it was very expensive and also locked down to their private cloud. The company went bust and took everyone's 'smart' homes with them.
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The last video (which you might not see due to Threads' silly UI) does show the automatic boot door on another car not doing this. Definitely not sure what the door slamming video is supposed to show. I'm not keen on trying it wit
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Is there any actual technical report of what's wrong with the Horizon system? This feels like a weirdly long Wikipedia article that only touches on legal points and that somewhat lacks in real substance.
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You don't have to pay rent to big tech to use a lighter.
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Is that for hydro or water storage though? Surely you want the flow for hydro.
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3y ago
... where it's being used as a measure of length and not area. How many is that in human hair widths?
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"Scientists discover dinosaurs are particularly suseptible to bone diseases."
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3y ago
E621 - Monosodium glutamate (MSG), Flavour enhancer.
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I think it's a bit premature to say Prusa is floundering. If they were a VC funded startup with billions of debt needing to grow x% YoY to prevent a catastrophic implosion I would agree. Prusa seems reasonably self sufficient though an
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Normally I would agree with the sentiments but cars just rust and disintegrate, depreciating in value more than any belonging I can immediately think of. I was financially better off before I got a car. A lot of people could save money by u
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> How do you get your dog to the vet? A taxi? I don't know how uber or whatever work, but you can just ask for a taxi to take your dog somewhere
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Servicing is supposed to be preventative maintenance. If stuff is actually breaking, it not being done correctly - intervals or not.
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I wonder if this helps reduce the transmission of infectious disease from one tree to another.
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