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4y ago
It's like fiver, but for limbs!
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4y ago
Thank you, and fuck that guy.
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Actually, every inbound email is encrypted at storage with your public key. Still can be ready on the way in, but once it's stored, it's encrypted. Much better than other providers imo.
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They actually claim no IP logging by default, not that they don't log IPs at all. If you're worried about that, use tor. If you're looking for a service that ignores law enforcement requests, I don't think proton is for
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4y ago
I mean I'm not arguing JavaScript's utility. Its a tool with a time and place for proper usage.
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I use brave and browse with JS disabled by default. Some sites don't work, some do. I regularly decide the info I'm looking for can be found somewhere else and back out of a broken site because of it. Some sites I enable and proce
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4y ago
I've been using Snapcast for a while. Great support for windows, Linux, x86 and ARM.
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4y ago
Don't the inline amplifiers need to be upgraded too?
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Great job cherry picking tangentially related info off the internet. Those kind aren't in widespread use for the flu. Technically you aren't incorrect but presenting the information like that is disingenuous.
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Convicted of rape and in possession of CSAM is all that matters to me. They're going to want to re-offend for the rest of their life. Maybe they will, maybe they won't. Either way we should destroy the individual. https:/&#x
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It's mutated trillions if not quadrillions of times. Most of those died or were inferior and didn't propagate.
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Flu vaccine does not infect you with the flu. It feeds something that looks like carcasses of the flu virus to your immune system to train it.
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This comment isn't going to age well.
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To their credit, I've used these kind of machines in a dusty environment and had to stop work to clean the radiator out. I definitely think it's a cool idea to reverse the fan to clear some debris out. To your point, I think charg
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The devil doesn't need an advocate, please stop.
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I don't think people are arguing for no government assistance program, they're observing that it's incentivizing staying in the program rather than the assumed intended use, helping someone get on their feet again
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4y ago
First off, I wouldn't work for "one of the top corps", being FAANG companies. The work life balance is terrible. Find a company that does it's own business and wants to hire their own developers. How do you expect to get
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How is this considered food safe? Chewing it will definitely break any casing on the device, right? The other thing I'd like to point out is that these can be copied. They aren't like a yubikey which responds to a challenge with a
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4y ago
Speaking of some people being smarter than others... Republican vs Democrat is a line in the sand drawn to keep you busy being mad at the other side, while the ruling class takes all the money. And then on top of it this dude is just repeat
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I signed up for a pre-approval letter through them. I was presented with someone else's pre approval letter, names, address, pre-approval amount and all. They didn't seem to realize the gravity of the situation when I called to in
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You don't want the future you're advocating for.
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4y ago
Yeah it's called being born wealthy, and then becoming a billionaire.
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It's probably not voltage drop that's making your device operate incorrectly. It's most likely the added capacitance and or inductance of the wires skewing the high frequency data signal out of spec. Entirely possible it'
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4y ago
There's multiple data rates that it can run at, the highest has a reduced length over copper
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On a larger scale, the Meta Quest 2 uses a USB cable to plug into the computer so you can play VR games on your PC. The max length of the cable is something like 3 feet over copper. The link cable they sell switches from electric signals ov
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There are three kinds of lies: Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics -Mark Twain
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The supposed scenario is manual landing, don't know if that was mentioned in the op
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I would wager a small plane would be easier to land than a commercial airliner partially due to the fewer number of switches in the cockpit.
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I've always said the reason we don't have flying cars yet is because people can't drive in 2D much less 3D. This gives me hope.
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Thanks for the great example of toxic masculinity!
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