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5y ago
Unfortunately, the map tiles from openstreetmap are not loading because the API key is being rate limited. It would be cool for the OP to upload his line to this site and see some other metrics: https://www.scoremyline.com/
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5y ago
Would it be possible to design an expansion card with 2 USB C ports on it? It seems that there would be enough physical room.
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5y ago
Banned from what?
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5y ago
Ok thanks. That makes a bit more sense!
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5y ago
In that case, "headless" refers to the method those tools use to run their automated tests. In the case of this "Headless Recorder" however, it apparently runs as an extension in a real browser and records real human inp
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5y ago
Why is it called "headless"? I understand the term when it comes to running automated tests, but I don't understand how it can claim to be "headless" when it requires a real browser window in order to execute? Also
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5y ago
It's normal because it's not powered by AI.
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5y ago
That link doesn't appear to mention any action taken by the host either.
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5y ago
There is no mention in the linked reddit post that the bot's hosting provider took any action in response to the notice. I can't see any such action mentioned anywhere else.
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5y ago
> Telling gyms they cannot run treadmills past 6 km/h and cannot play music faster than 120 bpm seems like a much bigger exercise of power than telling the gyms they can't be open. This is an interesting perspective and helps t
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5y ago
> The 4K and DLSS rumours didn't come true, unfortunately How do we know that? What is to say they won't announce that next week? Was there something specific about the 6th July being the date we would find out whether the rumo
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5y ago
A knot is not just the end result though, it's also how you tie it.
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5y ago
I wonder how many people named Alexa now go by Alex. It should be enough to stop the teasing and both are fine names but it must still be a little onerous to change one's name for this reason.
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5y ago
Imagine you want to write a JSON parser and prettyfier. Then writing the keys out in the same order as they were inserted would be very important. Yes, it's true that key order doesn't matter to the computers that consume JSON but
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5y ago
Have you actually hosted an email server on all five of those? As you mentioned in your other comment, it can be very helpful if your VPS provider is able to respond to support requests asking Microsoft for IP addresses to be whitelisted. I
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5y ago
This sounds like the perfect opportunity for Linus from Linus Tech Tips to show us how to watercool a Starlink dish.
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5y ago
Can you cite your source for this? I've never heard of a politician retaliating against a constituent for voicing their concerns.
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5y ago
Thanks, these are really good reads.
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5y ago
Thanks that makes sense.
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5y ago
I don't like downvotes because they don't convey very much information. There are many reasons to downvote something and no way to tell what that reason is. However, in this case, I think the reason is that the comment is both obv
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5y ago
I think there is more to the original comment than this though. I'm interested to know how they measure diversity when reading a CV and how they judge a recruiter to be "phoning it in" or not. I know what the phrase means - I
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5y ago
> if all I see are nearly identical resumes, I assume the recruiter is just phoning it in. Could you explain what you mean by this? I don't quite understand the language.
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5y ago
> As we later found out, they decided to shutdown the east coast infrastructure only because they could not calculate the exact gallons delivered to each customer via their office PCs. What is the source for this? As far as I understood,
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5y ago
The first line of the article is "Beauty, they say, is in the eye of the beholder" and here your comment seems to relate directly to this line and the rest of the article and yet someone still found reason to downvote you for havi
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5y ago
Given the recent topic on the government's forming of a taskforce to manage investigations into ransomware attacks - I wonder how much of a big deal ransomware would be in a world where linux used ZFS by default. I have read reports of
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5y ago
They shut down the pipeline so that the malware wouldn't affect more critical systems. It's a myth that they did it to prevent billing inaccuracies.
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5y ago
> You don't get it Um maybe re-read the comment you are replying to. It seems you both agree that Simone should be scored according to her talent. I think you're being downvoted because you mis-read the comment you are replying
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5y ago
From my limited understanding of gymnastics, judges are there simply to tell the audience what they already know - i.e. who gave the best performance. The excitement of watching athletes perform does not come from the judges, it comes from
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5y ago
ente looks interesting to me, but I would like to have the feature to share an album with anyone who has the link. I guess that is not so easy to do though as it would require creating a decrypted copy of the photos in the album that you wi
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5y ago
Has the ketamine had any effect on your pain? By the way, I don't think the other commenter was making any assumptions about you - actually just the opposite. Given what you wrote it wasn't clear if you actually suffered from the
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