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Having worked with computers before, the explanation I am leaning to based on zero evidence is that there is a bug somewhere, possibly in the tool used to make the determination about which episodes have been 'removed'
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Based on Android 12, I'd rather zero years of OS updates and more years of security updates. Sick of each Android update requiring relearning where all the stuff I've been doing for the last year (or longer) has been moved to. And
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5y ago
Does their crypto feud put 'web3' at risk? Or does the fact that it's a meaningless buzzword being driven by a zillion different people all trying to strike it rich(er) with no real interest in collaboration or standards or e
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5y ago
I feel like it depends a lot on what you're using it for. I have a personal domain attached to mine with one or two email aliases that I use for a few things - I get maybe 5-10 emails a week there, so super low volume. I feel like I wo
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5y ago
I don't drive on roads on the other side of the country in which I live, but my taxes still go to building them and maintaining them. This is what it means to live in a country - you pay to raise the overall quality of life for your fe
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5y ago
It occurs to me that 1972 is now 50 years ago
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I have been wondering if, instead of bothering to try to scrape Facebook via DOM, it might be worth pursuing a basic image matching approach to divide a Facebook page up into regular "chunks" that are just saved as images. I'
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5y ago
The 'about' section on their Github page says "Like inetd, but for WebSockets", so... maybe.
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5y ago
> We had set lifetime storage for 10 years, and have clarified it on our website to prevent it from being misleading. If you say it's lifetime and then have to explain it as being 10 years, it's still misleading. Just take out
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5y ago
Also worth noting the longer you wait to upgrade, the harder it can be to do so when you finally need to. If someone discovers a critical fault in the version you're running but you're several years out of date, upgrading can be a
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5y ago
This was exactly the comment I was looking for. I've had to move a lot of data to GDrive from Dropbox before and have been keeping an eye out for tools to help with this. Using Google Colab is the best way I've found so far - moun
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5y ago
Yes, or you can use ===, which will check the type as well. I am trying to get in the habit of using === everywhere now.
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Website is unusable on my Pixel 3 so I have no idea how they've butchered Winamp, which is probably something I should be thankful for
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I sync my photos via Dropbox and Google Photos, and I have a second phone which has a backup of my Google Authenticator (as well keeping separate backups of every QR code I add so I can re-add later). Manually backup Signal messages. I assu
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5y ago
Wow. Thanks for posting about Frigate - that looks amazing. Just getting into Home Assistant and have been struggling with the video stuff but this looks like it will simplify a bunch of stuff. Just subscribed to your blog in the hope you d
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5y ago
Where was this person when Windows 10 was released
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5y ago
Weird comparison. The equivalent with medicine is not 'reading the label', but understanding the chemistry, reading all the research, reading all the associated papers, understanding all the biology, etc. It's reduced to you
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5y ago
> BTW what's wrong with this? Honest question! In the context of the article, I imagine it's that some Kubernetes expert couldn't design and sell them an overcomplicated microservices-based solution which would basically o
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5y ago
Damn, what a blast from the past. I worked in a software retail store for most of '96 and remember selling many boxes of v4. IIRC it was one of the few things that flew off the shelves alongside Windows 95.
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5y ago
What add-ons do you have installed? I've never had a problem like this in Firefox, in the 10+ years it has been my primary browser (on Windows though). Have you done a memory test too? Something definitely sounds broken here.
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> I.e. it’s still less work to have a paper calendar and flip a page every month. Is there a plugin for paper calendar so it will automatically sync with my Google Calendar?!
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I have a Dell 9570,three years old, and the problem is infuriating. I forgot about this and got home just last week to find my laptop was about a million degrees. This is my third XPS laptop - my first two were two of the best computers I&#
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While I generally agree with some of the comments about the usability/accessibility/load times, this is a visually amazing website and is a super impressive piece of design. Ran really nicely on my admittedly over-spec'ed lap
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I was an early Kickstarter backer of this project and have been really impressed with the progress. I try most released and think it has a lot of potential but I seem to run into basic problems all the time. I grabbed the new version this m
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5y ago
Is that true if everyone else just starts driving bigger cars? Seems like we'll just end up in a Mutually Assured Destruction scenario where everyone loses, but especially the people outside of the giant cars.
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Some other useful resources, including how to get tabs on bottom for those of us that like our world topsy-turvy: - https://github.com/black7375/Firefox-UI-Fix - a good base including different light/dark themes.
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> If you open an application when it's already open, Windows creates a whole new instance of the application instead of just switching to the already-open application. This can be handled by the application though. VLC for example
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> We should reduce crime in our cities and end homelessness so our cities are appealing places to live. The thing that would make my [Australian] city more appealing to live would be removing most of the cars from it. One of my big disli
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Ah that might be why I haven't seen it (I'm in .au so it might simply not be rolled out in my region). Thanks.
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Saw in the patch notes today for Firefox Android that it now supports storing CC details. I was a bit surprised to not see it mentioned in the desktop version's release notes though.
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