universenz

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by universenz 7y ago
He's referring to Toyota. They are globally recalling Toyota Corollas for failing torque converters. https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/toyota-2019-corolla-hatch... Clearly Toyota didn't know it was hap
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by universenz 7y ago
That's good to hear. I wonder what happens once the stock is all sold. Do you think they'll release the source?
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by universenz 7y ago
The build quality of their "toys" has always been extremely high perhaps to a fault. Think Apple-like materials, design and packaging. Sure, they weren't 'cheap' to purchase, but if you actually owned one of their t
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by universenz 8y ago
Jokes on you, Facebook is actually training their AI for deep fakes!
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by universenz 8y ago
Yes, I found this as well. So now it is used as a broadcast system for Home Assistant notifications / reminders etc (super handy, actually).
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by universenz 8y ago
Easiest way to detect if there's an RFID tag is to put your shorts in the microwave for 10 seconds. Jokes aside, the only cases I know of where the RFID tag is sewn into the item permanently, is major Hotel chain towels.
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by universenz 8y ago
This is visually amazing. If only we could get the sound simulation to the same level but with different elements.. eg. Tin Roof / Tent / Weatherboard / Muffled Indoor / Downpipes etc. I've searched for years to fin
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by universenz 8y ago
I deleted the app over a year ago as well. Best move ever. I replaced it with a shortcut on the home screen to the mobile version of the Facebook website in Safari. I use the AdGuard plugin on iOS to remove the primary reason I was getting
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by universenz 8y ago
Bruv, look into BetterTouchTool to only enable the touchbar input by using a modification key like fn being pressed first. Still displays info but doesn’t respond without the modifier. It’ll remove at least some if your frustration.
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by universenz 8y ago
I bet you it's Bixby getting revenge.
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by universenz 8y ago
This seems like the sort of tool you could use to find large mining rigs that have been set up in suburbs.
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by universenz 9y ago
Well, this is all a bit cheeky. Backed Stripe for so long now, kinda lost touch with the options. What are some other decent recurring payment processors that support Asia Pacific, specifically Australia/New Zealand?
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by universenz 9y ago
..and we also know that it's not how big your button is, but how you use it. We'd rather use ours to push human kind forward.
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by universenz 9y ago
Agreed. Hopefully the developer will get in touch with the Better Touch Tool developer. He's built a few widgets for the Touch Bar, and like you say, this would be a great full time option.
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by universenz 9y ago
I can just imagine how pissed Tim Cook is right now. For years he's enjoyed his lunches for free, too. But now the spotlight will be on the accounting department. As a side note, when I watched this last night I really enjoyed Scott&#x
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by universenz 9y ago
Also don't forget HIBP has a Domain search functionality which is great if you want to find out which employee accounts have been breached. The service lets you download a spreadsheet. Troy is doing the lord's work. https:/&
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by universenz 9y ago
I agree to an extent. Dropbox is the superior product from a 'just works' point of view. I really want to support them but they're just not priced competitively in our locale. Is a 1TB family plan for $10NZD per month (not
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by universenz 10y ago
Look into Windows 10 LTSB (Long Term Service Branch). It's rock solid, doesn't auto-update (only critical security patches), as part of the installation process you can switch off everything, doesn't have Edge or Cortana or a
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by universenz 10y ago
Just to confirm, do you, yourself, charge an hourly rate for your time? If you do, it is natural to expect that he can ask for both time and materials.