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by tpxl 4y ago
It's generally going to be easier to disable the signal circuits on the appliances than to jam them. Either wrap them in foil, disconnect the circuits, or wait for some brave soul to figure out what to break for it to stop working. Tha
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by tpxl 4y ago
This happened to me using the official client. All was well after password change. Turns out, spotify gets their data breached regularly and I'm assuming that's the case here.
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by tpxl 4y ago
It's not the copy that's the problem, it's the lack of citation.
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by tpxl 4y ago
Everyone says they care about the thought process, but almost nobody actually does. The GP seems to, but there's plenty of stories where they ask an open question (What happens when you put some text in the search bar and press enter),
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by tpxl 4y ago
For context, if 0.0013$ seems low, it was hovering between 0.9998$ and 1$ 7 days ago, it de-pegged 6 days ago and hit a low point of 0.95$ 5 days ago for a short time, and eventually climbed back to 0.9990$ where it's hovering right no
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by tpxl 4y ago
USB-C ports actually have to support audio (ie be plugged into a DAC). My wife has a phone with a USB-C port that gives a helpful message that it wont work without an official adapter if you plug in a rando USB-C - 3.5mm adapter. So yeah, f
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by tpxl 4y ago
A blinkenlight LED is about 0.7V at 20mA, totaling about 0.14mW per LED, or 7142 LEDs per watt.
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by tpxl 4y ago
It's because the left pixel is checked before the right pixel (the settling behaviour section). This is common in games where you handle movement input (left, right arrow keys) - if you press both of them you'll always go one way,
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by tpxl 4y ago
Some keyloggers do printscreens on mouse presses, bypassing this issue.
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by tpxl 4y ago
This is rather easily achieved using additional tables and triggers, so whenever you update or delete a row, the old version is written to the additional table. It requires some work (writing triggers, duplicate table definitions, etc.), bu
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by tpxl 5y ago
Weren't some old (1xxx and 2xxx series) cards also reduced and promptly 'hacked' a few days later?
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by tpxl 5y ago
I find this questionable. You buy the hardware, then get 'the software' for 'free' after the fact. I imagine crypto miners would throw a fit after nVidia made it harder to mine some coins, but none of them ever did? With
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by tpxl 5y ago
Can you make a purely mechanical solution to the tracking problem, at least along a single axis? If you put a water container on the left and the right side of the solar panels, the one in the sun will get hotter, expand, and that can move
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by tpxl 5y ago
I'd assume a decent chunk. I don't generally use a taxi in my home country, but used Uber a few times when traveling. That being said, I have 0 issue downloading a local taxi app and deleting it afterwards.
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by tpxl 5y ago
[0] indicates they earn some 10-20$/year for vizio and 40$/month ([sic], article probably meant year) for Roku from advertising. With a lifetime of a TV at about 5 years this puts you in 100-200$ extra territory. [0] https:/
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by tpxl 5y ago
Before, one entity could read your mails, and after, two entities can read your mails.
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by tpxl 5y ago
DoH gives us two things as end users in our homes: * Privacy from the router and ISP, which is good, and the reason you should use it on your personal computing devices (PC, laptop, phone, RPi, whatever) * The inability to inspect/redi
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by tpxl 5y ago
They will correct errors, after you give them a bunch of document scans or a credit card. I wasn't willing to provide that to a random foreign company for a free service, I just moved to Discord.
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by tpxl 5y ago
This is how I got locked out of my 10 year old skype account (good riddance). The support _cannot_ do anything due to some silly child protection laws (coppa maybe?).
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by tpxl 5y ago
[April fools] and I fell for it.
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by tpxl 5y ago
Having a lightweight embeddable browser engine (or even html parser) to use in your projects to display hypertext would be nice.
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by tpxl 5y ago
> so it is a bit like gambling in that aspect It's not a bit like gambling, it's exactly gambling and the predatory nature of it is what I hate about video games.
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by tpxl 5y ago
Where I'm from, eggs are not refrigerated in stores. We do mostly keep them in fridges, except if you get a lot, you put some in the fridge and the rest in the pantry. There is a problem if you store them in the fridge, then put them o
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by tpxl 5y ago
I drank raw milk for ages. Our neighbours were farmers and we'd get milk still warm from the cow. We'd drink what we wanted immediately, boil the rest for preservation and then put it in the fridge. It tasted amazing fresh compare
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by tpxl 5y ago
They will point to nothing and hence (hopefully) be worthless
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by tpxl 5y ago
The steam linux runtime is open-source with a license that reads much like the MIT license, so you need not run anything Steam proprietary if you don't like Steam.
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by tpxl 5y ago
M1 is not an x86 competitor, it's a laptop manufacturer competitor for the likes of Dell, Lenovo, ... I'll never buy a M1 CPU for my desktop because they wont sell me one to put in a rig I build.
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by tpxl 5y ago
> This is a good idea along with progressively decreasing taxes based on how long you hold the shares. They could go down every year all the way to 5% at 10 years. Where I live stocks profits are taxed at 20% at first, then 5% less for e
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by tpxl 5y ago
It's no better in MariaDB.
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by tpxl 5y ago
This has resulted in projects turning to malware multiple times.

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