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umbra07
2y ago
My Kindle Paperwhite 5th gen is rooted and runs KOReader. It's not a great solution - you still have very little freedom, Amazon frequently patches root methods - and you might be waiting months for someone to find a working root metho
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2y ago
Not an American citizen. Denaturalization means stripping a citizen of their citizenship, not revoking a visa or green card.
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umbra07
2y ago
Which citizens are being denaturalized?
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2y ago
I don't see how the DOE promoted this woman's style? It seems like cities and districts independently chose to adopt her methodology.
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2y ago
> Narcan is extremely potent. While our LE and EMTs carry IN (nasal) Narcan, our Medical Director actually prefers us to gently titrate IV Narcan while providing airway management and ventilation. His perspective is that 1) that makes li
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umbra07
2y ago
Yes, but that is simply because they don't have a better choice. Given the choice between a $200 DJI and a $100 homebuilt "killer" drone, you would probably want 2x of the killer drones. However, if your bottleneck is your m
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umbra07
2y ago
It makes me uncomfortable. No particular rational reason, I just don't like it.
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2y ago
WaPo doesn't claim to be independent anyways. They've been endorsing candidates since 76.
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2y ago
under any circumstance? No newspaper can claim to be independent. The WaPo's slogan is "Democracy Dies in Darkness". This, in and of itself consists of multiple political statements (ex: Democracy is important, information
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2y ago
Two examples that recently bothered me: * I can't grant an application permission to read and store files in existing folders. This means I can't store file transfers through KDE connect in my Downloads or Documents folder. * I ca
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umbra07
2y ago
That was what was told to kids in elementary school 10-15 years ago, yes. We seem to be moving away from that future (or perhaps it was never really true to begin with).
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Er, no, that would be locked-down GrapheneOS, on a Pixel. There's a multitude of reasons - but here's the biggest one: Apple's Lockdown mode is all or nothing. You can't selectively enable certain features that you may t
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2y ago
From what I remember, there are noticeable efficiency gains when using uBOL on mobile browsers.
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2y ago
What is this based off of? Most young people (who have a car) have an old car, without backup cameras.
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umbra07
2y ago
this isn't an 'mc' replacement, this is an 'ls' replacement for traditional-style terminal use.
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2y ago
can you share some of these heuristics you referred to?
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umbra07
2y ago
I can buy a 16TB refurbished enterprise drive with warranty for less than a hundred.
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2y ago
Right, but that's not the point. A 10th-gen i9 is still a very capable processor (ignoring the thermal issues).
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umbra07
2y ago
does anyone know of a solution for websites that hijack your ctrl-LMB (which is supposed to open the link you just clicked in a new tab)?
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I highly recommend trying out sioyek (as a zathura replacement). it has a bunch of features that make it even more suitable for consuming technical papers/textbooks - such as a significantly faster search & index, an auto generated
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umbra07
2y ago
sioyek. its featureset is specifically focused on digesting textbook/academic articles/technical papers.
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2y ago
What country is that? I've heard a similar sentiment from many of my transfer student acquaintances/friends from various Asian countries.
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umbra07
2y ago
if that's your major concern, look into just using plain wireguard. It's what I run on my server/desktop/laptop and it works great.
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China can't bomb American production unless we suffer absolutely catastrophic, unimaginable, WW3-escalatory levels of naval losses in the Pacific (because Chinese bombers from the Chinese mainland don't have the range to reach the
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umbra07
2y ago
not worth it to you
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You can't. I see that as a far lesser/more manageable risk than traditional security questions are though.
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2y ago
What do you think club bouncers are doing?
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umbra07
2y ago
you mean you guessed the systematically generated password, right?
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2y ago
Custom domain through porkbun ($1.5-12 yearly, depending on the TLD). Email through purelymail ($10 yearly, no hard limits on anything).
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umbra07
2y ago
To be slightly more precise - it's puberty, not a specific age.
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