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secabeen
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I can't even find documentation on how to do the simplest transfer, from Apple iCloud Keychain to Google Chrome or vice versa.
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FWIW, Greek Yogurt is not the same as Yogurt, it's a different product. Those two items are not "essentially the same thing". Also, low/zero-fat yogurts dominate the market in the US. Plain Whole-Milk traditional yogu
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1y ago
MH: World runs fine, but MH: Wilds does not, so it's right at the edge.
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1y ago
Is any night in the mountains a "warm" night in the same way it is in the populated parts of India?
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1y ago
I haven't had too much trouble with the Canon App, but YMMV.
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1y ago
> But nothing guarantees that there won't be further changes in the future. There are guarantees that there will be changes in the future! There are changes regularly, some expected, some not. In some countries the suspension of D
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1y ago
Yes, it's called the CSS: https://cssprofile.collegeboard.org/
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1y ago
> Then once you capture the image, it's largely stuck on the device until you find a way to offload your images. I briefly experimented with cables that would let me do things like transfer images from the RX100 to my (Android at th
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I would be interested to see if they had the same result with PTM7950 thermal material instead of paste. I've seen significantly better temps with these modern phase-change compounds, and they essentially eliminate application errors.
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The wild increases in tuition are for the nameplate price, not the actual price paid by median students net of grants. See pg. 12 here: https://research.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/Trends-College-P... Published tu
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That has been the pattern for years; before people demolished the Cannonball run record during COVID, getting through Ohio clean was one of the biggest challenges.
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This. 100%. The ability to draw 200Amps from the grid at no notice, 24x7 has real value, and costs real money to provide. If you want that ability, you should pay for it. We really need to separate the reliability and grid maintenance cos
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1y ago
What do you specifically see? I see two big increases in debt, both due to shocks (the 08 financial crisis, and the pandemic; one under Obama, and one under Trump.). Pre 2008, it does look like moderate increases under Reagan/Bush1 a
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1y ago
If you need a similar FOSS 2GA App for Android, I've been very happy with Aegis: https://github.com/beemdevelopment/Aegis
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That's fine for financial accounts, but people have hundreds of accounts, and you don't know which ones are the ones that matter beforehand. Is it your family member's AO3 stories that you want? Or maybe the login to the we
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Sadly, right now, bitwarden is the only provider that will dump your passkeys into a JSON. No one else offers it, and there is no functionality from any provider to import and adopt the JSON that bitwarden exports. Passwords have their fau
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I don't have any hard data, my role is somewhat HPC-adjacent, rather than directly in it, so this is mostly what I've heard. One way to look at it is that for most HPC operators, they are not charged any of the following for thei
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And when he does, the blast radius is a single unix box/VM or even a single account. You don't put institutionally-critical stuff on things like this. If it gets hacked, you shut it down, have everyone who logged in during the w
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In HPC, the general rule of thumb is that if you can keep your machine busy more than 40% of the time, it will be cheaper to run on-prem than cloud.
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Another important factor in many states is the drive towards living wages across the board. For decades, child care (and probably pet care) was done by low-status immigrants and women, often at wages not sufficient to live alone or raise a
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Backup cameras (and the associated display in the dash) are a significant safety improvement. I wouldn't want to buy a car without one at this point, despite the increase in tech that it necessitates.
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The simplicity of EVs is one of their big strengths! Compare all the cooling, transmission, lubrication and fuel systems of an ICE car to the simple Electric Motor of an EV. Vastly simpler. As an end user, I see it to, my EV has no sched
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I found a similar thing on a cheap water heater. California requires an additional sensor to ensure the heating chamber doesn't overheat. It's not common generally, and the error messages when it triggers are not that helpful.
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I think it's both. Hims doesn't really even do the telemedicine bit all that well, and Hims customers know what they're there for. This is isn't a "by the way" conversation at the end of an annual physical, n
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> 1. Large groups and families 2. Places where having a kitchen would be a great thing (either due to cost or because there’s not as many restaurants around) 3. If you wanted to stay in a specific location Yes, this. I strongly value al
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Sacramento municipal has a lot of customers in a small space. Running a grid in and around a major city is significantly different than covering an entire state with lots of mountains and forests from Oregon to San Luis Obispo.
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> Batteries could be used to greatly reduce grid costs by flattening peaks and decreasing grid congestion. If CPUC mandated that utilities took those cost-saving measures... Can you math this out somewhat? I certainly can see some grid
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Given that _Star Wars_ was released in 1977, two years after the end of the Vietnam War, it has always been a response to the political environment.
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> meanwhile they are paying the flight crew to wait Most flight attendant and pilot union contracts only pay them based on the hours with the door closed or in flight. (This is changing, but it's how it's been for a long time.
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> Finding a dropped yubikey and immediately having access to someone’s google account Is that how it works? A dropped house key essentially has a second factor (the address of the home), but if you have someones Yubikey that can be used
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