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by thrashh 5y ago
Someone already mentioned this but I want to clarify that mAh alone is not a full measure of capacity. OP mentioned his mAh rating in 12 V but you’re comparing it to Ah ratings in 5 V. OP’s battery should be able to charge a full smartphone
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by thrashh 5y ago
I’m familiar with all of what you’re saying. I set up RTMP servers. I’m more taking from the standpoint of like Apple or Google. HLS is by Apple after all.
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by thrashh 5y ago
The funny thing is that the web used to have a well-supported low latency streaming protocol… and it was via Flash. When the world switched away from Flash, we created a bunch of CDN-friendly formats like HLS but by their design, they coul
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by thrashh 5y ago
Sure but it’s not reflected in this chart at all. This chart is worthless. It takes two unequal measures and puts them on the same chart to suggest a narrative. Not to mention that the list of shows that you find on this the chart is akin t
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by thrashh 5y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if vaccinated people go out more because they feel safer. I went on a cross-US road trip right after I got my vaccine and now I’ve been to 4 different countries. I wouldn’t have done any of that if I wasn’t vaccinate
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by thrashh 5y ago
WFH has been awesome because I’ve been able to sneak away sometimes 3 solid hours during work to be active.
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by thrashh 5y ago
The games that you list were made by people who were already making games. For years.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Yeah but once you figure out Traefik, it’s just 3 extra lines in your deployment files for every new service. And I inevitably have to redeploy again, and I hate doing the same boring thing twice, so it’s nice being able to bake complete o
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by thrashh 5y ago
But most login forms don’t do that anyway so it wouldn’t be any worse than how things are already done.
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by thrashh 5y ago
I’ve seen many cars accidentally driven with the hood open but caught by the safety latch at highway speeds. I imagine either regulations and/or good engineering makes it safe to drive with an open but latched hood considering that you
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by thrashh 5y ago
Someone’s hood or frunk opening is a genuinely dangerous problem. And we have regulation because not all adults know how dangerous the problem is.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Switching with non-Apple devices is also really easy. Whenever I want to switch to my Windows laptop, I just click AirPods in the list and it connects instantly. Same when I want to switch back to an Apple device.
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by thrashh 5y ago
No, they’re good ear buds on their own. The integration actually is minor. I use mine with my Windows devices too.
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by thrashh 5y ago
There was never regulation to begin with.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Sounds like they stand behind their products.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Retirement is generally towards the end because most professions aren’t like tech to earn enough to retire early. Retiring early is a luxury of a very privileged minority. Of course you can retire early while making less money but you are d
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by thrashh 5y ago
I did a similar thing on my forum around 2005 but we even let members put CSS in their posts via BBCode… although it was rewritten, scoped and restricted. But people made big “clubs” and then created these really cool semi-interactive posts
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by thrashh 5y ago
That’s my point.
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by thrashh 5y ago
It’s not that strange if you consider that you use image files to transfer images. Trying to store data outside of that (in a custom chunk) isn’t a use case anyone is accommodating so it will get stripped even by accident. So if you use ste
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by thrashh 5y ago
For me, I always had to worry about my Android phone being out of battery because some background app sucked it all dry. And I used Android for years and Google always promised improvements in their releases, but they never really fixed it
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by thrashh 5y ago
Just running low-write software on a Pi isn’t that bad from my experience. But OP is talking about adding peripherals. Don’t get me started on trying to switch to SSDs because you kept killing your SD cards.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Isn’t log input being untrusted input an opinion? Because in an alternative universe, they could have chosen to treat log messages like SQL where parameters are passed separately. Obviously some people must believe that logs should be trust
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by thrashh 5y ago
I do! I ingress into a time series DB. But because I actually have a bunch of RF-emitting sensors (the Wi-Fi stack pulls too much power and ZigBee/Z-Wave licensing is too much $$, although my data is not authenticated).
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by thrashh 5y ago
Many cities track wireless device broadcasts to measure traffic flow.
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by thrashh 5y ago
It obviously has real value. People are spending a lot of money on them. Every time I see a discussion about NFTs, it seems people assume that other people value things the same way as them. It’s a major cognitive bias called naïve realism.
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by thrashh 5y ago
I mean most art is like this. Most “common” art isn’t going to fetch millions, but a select few do. NFTs aren’t any different. As for “off brand minters,” some people care a lot about provenance. I don’t and you might not, but that’s also w
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by thrashh 5y ago
…which applies to everything. Anything only has a market value when someone else wants it. Heck I have old things that I want to get rid of but because no one really wants it, I can’t sell it for any price that’s worth the effort, despite b
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by thrashh 5y ago
I’ve been visiting a bunch of cities in the past year and it’s not just SF that’s like this. I don’t know if income inequality is necessarily the cause but I do know it has drastically gotten worse in the past 15 years and US income inequal
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by thrashh 5y ago
Fake paintings have value. I’d buy a fake painting at the right small price because it has value to me. Value comes from people wanting something and as they say, a person’s trash is another person’s treasure.
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by thrashh 5y ago
NFTs aren’t fundamentally new. Look at any form of collecting like baseball card collecting or stamp collecting. Sure, you could legally get into trouble for making fake copies, but what really the biggest barrier is that the people who col

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