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3y ago
Pihole is only intercepting DNS resolve requests. Those only resolve the domain itself. If they don't use a different domain to serve ads, then it can't be blocked that way.
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3y ago
I had no idea, ublock is still doing a decent job... But I get those prompts on Waze when stopped at red lights and it's super annoying!
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3y ago
I'm certain that an ASIC wouldn't be cost effective for all but very large operations. Even if you could get it at the same price, it would massively increase time to market, and if you need to scale production fast you're sh
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Carcinisation
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3y ago
Even if they did... if mullvad was a honeypot, there is nothing that would stop them from posting a fake diagram.
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3y ago
Google publishes IP ranges for GoogleBot. You can also reverse-lookup the request IP address - the resolved domain should in turn resolve to the original address.
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3y ago
I carry mine in my backpack, uses as much space than a couple pens and I can use it with my powerbank and usb-c charger which I always carry anyway.
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3y ago
As someone that doesn't live in a rich country, I have no words for this statement...
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3y ago
That's a classic one. I bet they are either rendering a date and the server timezone is different than your browser, or some browser extension is injecting HTML and messing the diff up.
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3y ago
More precise topographic charts, I guess.
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3y ago
Try starting the three players in that page all at once!
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3y ago
>Hardly life changing. Maybe your life is pretty good already then.
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3y ago
Same, I'm fascinated with MRI and would love to buy a LEGO one
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3y ago
Your comment sniped me into thinking of some over-engineered systems to measure this with the human factor included. Some sort of RFID coin balanced on all axis with an IMU chip that measures the force applied to the force (through accelera
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3y ago
The article makes it clear that the API is documented. The 32MiB limit isn't.
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3y ago
Is it just me getting a loop on the cookie banner? No matter what I press, it refreshes and shows me the banner again. (Firefox Android)
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3y ago
>Anyone reading the blog post too fast would assume the kernel maintainer actually said those dismissive words in the gigantic block quote. That's my case. I only know it was paraphrased because of this thread. The quote pulled my a
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3y ago
You might want to run CI/CD on your Mac builds
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3y ago
Temporal, which AFAIK was made by the Uber Cadence team, which was also involved in SQS, uses postgres as a backend. I used it for a web automation system for an accounting client (automatically read files from a network share, lookup the c
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3y ago
That ship has already sailed, they are already using AI in mass to generate original looking content.
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3y ago
At least on MCUs, being slower can counter-act the lower active power, as you'll take longer to do whatever you want to do and go back to deep sleep. I'd like to know if this also happens with these SBCs, or if they even have any
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3y ago
For that you may use containers, private mode, the menu to delete site data, and auto-delete.
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3y ago
It should be working now. This was an interaction between React's streaming hydration errors (due to unexpected HTML injected by extensions) and one of the frontend dependencies.
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3y ago
Here's the adoption matrix for CSS element(): https://caniuse.com/css-element-function
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3y ago
Wish this was an extension. I like it. Maybe it will be my next project.
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Airy Beam
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3y ago
>Windows phones are gone. Why would they want to make MS Office touch friendly? To sell Microsoft Surface, among other things.
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3y ago
CRTs may contain mercury, careful!
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3y ago
Well, a Docker file is just a list of commands. You're free to look at it and repeat them manually, or simply copy them to a script.
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3y ago
As jgrahamc pointed out, it's visible on the 28 day charts, I mistakenly copied the link from a different tab than the one I was looking at, sorry!
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