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by somehnguy 1y ago
Just like USPS should not send you images of other peoples mail, a lot of mail isn't in the type of envelope they should be. I'm looking at multiple bank statements where I can read balances. Another vector is the plastic window m
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by somehnguy 1y ago
Yeah I believe so. Going through some of my old informed delivery emails I see a few with the crosshatch privacy pattern which seems to work reasonably well. I wonder if manipulating the image in some way (brightness, etc) may reduce that e
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by somehnguy 1y ago
If you're interested in home automation it looks like Home Assistant has an integration ( https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/lg_thinq/ ). There is also a project for the esp32 which allows you to contro
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by somehnguy 1y ago
Where this gets interesting is that very often you can see through the envelope slightly. It's similar to if you hold a flashlight to the back of an envelope and can then see 'through' it to read the paper inside.
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by somehnguy 1y ago
I would be surprised. From the announcements I can find they don't mention any permanent grandfathering. When your plan renews the price increases - and their last increase was 2 years ago.
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by somehnguy 1y ago
Do you mean $99?
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by somehnguy 1y ago
What's the actual risk though? Just saying it's the riskiest at 77/100 doesn't mean anything.
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by somehnguy 1y ago
Caddy is in docker via compose
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by somehnguy 1y ago
Caddy has been excellent for me thus far as well. I'm using it on a VPS to reverse proxy to the services I run at home via a Tailscale tunnel. Coming from Nginx in the past Caddy was drop-dead simple to configure. The entire config for
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by somehnguy 1y ago
That seems awfully high no? I've been running a 5 disk raidz2 pool (3TB disks) and haven't replaced a single drive in the last 6ish years. It's composed of only used/decommissioned drives from ebay. The manufactured date
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by somehnguy 2y ago
Most important to who? Certainly not me
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by somehnguy 2y ago
They're already using Source 2 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source_2
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by somehnguy 2y ago
I didn’t even get an Arby’s coupon. I got a letter telling me they gave away my information with a link to an “identity monitoring” site that looks like the CEOs nephew built in a weekend and just errors out when I sign up.
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by somehnguy 2y ago
I recently had a similar experience on vacation. I entered all of the shows and events I was attending in Vegas into my iOS calendar while home in NY. Upon arriving all my events were 3 hours off, and I had to manually correct each one. A c
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by somehnguy 2y ago
Not just you, I don't have a clue what this article was trying to teach me. I was expecting an interesting read.
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by somehnguy 2y ago
I'm OK with the risks in exchange for the convenience :)
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by somehnguy 2y ago
Remote start via phone is still useful in cold climates. While getting a ride with a friend to my car left at some location I've been able to start & get it warmed up before we even got off the highway. It was nice and warm by the
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by somehnguy 2y ago
> interpret real estate data with AI What does this actually mean though?
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by somehnguy 2y ago
Realtor is a trademarked term for members of the National Association of Realtors. You essentially can't use the term Realtor to describe anything you're doing unless you're a member. They do actively enforce this with lawyer
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by somehnguy 2y ago
They're referring to these, when Apple said 8GB = 16GB elsewhere - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40024631 https://9to5mac.com/2023/11/08/m3-macbook-pro-ram/
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by somehnguy 2y ago
Not what I see at all
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by somehnguy 2y ago
The key to using stud finders is never trusting them and using multiple methods as a sanity check. For example, if it says a stud is as position x I'll sanity check by checking x-16" and x+16" because there should also be stu
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by somehnguy 2y ago
No way, scanning tickets is slow because it rarely works seamlessly. It's pretty standard to stand there for a few seconds moving your phone back and forth and/or rotating it. Or when one person has all the tickets for their party
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by somehnguy 2y ago
The speed of the MK4 for the same quality isn't even close to the P1P due to it being a bedslinger vs CoreXY gemoetry.
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by somehnguy 2y ago
Looks nice. I don't really have any use for the extra features though, AltTab does what I wanted and is free.
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by somehnguy 2y ago
Yes, that combination to cycle between windows of an app never gives me any trouble. It's when cycling between different apps (cmd + tab) that I run into issues.
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by somehnguy 2y ago
Rectangle user for years, great app. Today I got frustrated enough to find AltTab ( https://alt-tab-macos.netlify.app/ ), huge improvement to my workflow already. Sometimes when cmd+tab'ing between apps it'll bring
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by somehnguy 2y ago
I don't think anyone can say with any certainty, and certainly not with 100%, without actually talking to the people behind the video. Modern CGI is absolutely insane. There is so much in modern movies & TV that goes right past the
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by somehnguy 2y ago
As someone who plays a competitive FPS game 5-6 nights - I’m all for anti-cheat that actually works. Online games are plagued with cheaters and it really ruins the experience. If rootkit-style anticheat helps the situation at all I’m person
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by somehnguy 2y ago
Lithium polymer pouch cells can easily push out well over 100A, even relatively small cells hit this mark no problem.

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