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by velosol 7y ago
It was this company per the Wired article about the incident.
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by velosol 7y ago
It's funny you mention air conditioning in NA - we are moving towards more insulated, energy-efficient homes which tend to mean much less air movement through the home. The problem with this reduced air movement is a reduction in humi
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by velosol 7y ago
Do these programs have an overarching name or a good reading point I could point others to? I think it's in the realm of the possible for me locally but I'm not going to be able to get it off the ground if I have to pull together
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by velosol 7y ago
Not to mention how incredibly recyclable it is. In the US alone aluminum is made from scrap >30% percent of the time [1]. [1]: https://www.usgs.gov/centers/nmic/aluminum-statistics-and-in... (click on an annua
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by velosol 7y ago
To save a search for those who might not know off the top of their head - New England is home to leading zero ZIP codes (e.g. 02122 for Boston).
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by velosol 7y ago
They haven't broken ncpa.cpl just yet and it works back to XP.
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by velosol 7y ago
The iPhone. That's a little generous, but the rise of smartphones (and their data connections) brought widgets and gadgets to the handheld, with-you-everywhere device and a little advertising on top didn't hurt. The motivated per
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by velosol 7y ago
I wonder if there is a disconnect for people who were brought up in butts-in-seats culture who then count presence at work for 10 hours as work despite possibly turning in 50-60% of that time producing something of value. Then you have othe
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by velosol 7y ago
I think it's also worth noting that many of those states allow cash discounts. https://www.ncsl.org/research/financial-services-and-commerc...
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by velosol 7y ago
If the app or site isn't trying to sell me something then I don't see the draw. I understand the research around the marketing aspect but if I've already paid for something using a sleep() doesn't seem like it would mak
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by velosol 7y ago
It sounds like you might eventually be able to write a kaitai struct [0] for the resulting format which would make it fairly easy to use the format in your language of choice. [0]: https://kaitai.io/
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by velosol 7y ago
I fully agree that an airline seat is more comfortable than bleachers but how do you put your bag under your seat - there's almost always someone else's feet or bag there?
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by velosol 7y ago
Are you otherwise able to purchase those legs with points?
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by velosol 7y ago
I understood your previous comment that you're already in a situation where it's taxed; I was thinking of someway to have it cost the advertising company money even if it only serves to have them put out the flyers on sunny days.
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by velosol 7y ago
Check out [1] - also the Melomanias are the closest I've found to wired quality headphones (and absurdly good battery life) that also are close enough to 'just working' but they were $99 last I looked. [1]: https:/&#x2F
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by velosol 7y ago
Does this mean you can't wear in-ear monitor type things, e.g. memory foam tipped earbuds that stay in (I thought) through pressure in the ear canal?
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by velosol 7y ago
They may have been though - there's talk of liquid helium tens+ of gigahertz (8-bit) processors being purpose built (in 2002). The National Cryptologic Museum next door to NSA HQ is a fascinating place and has some very cool displays
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by velosol 7y ago
File a police report for vandalism by the company?
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by velosol 7y ago
There's often some noise reduction (the plastic may be backed in foam) to quiet down the direct injectors on modern cars. There's also an element of less weather-proofing required for the connectors underneath the plastic (or at
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by velosol 7y ago
I doubt it's the fact that they're American flying American planes as egregious accidents happen even in those sorts of scenarios (cf. Air France 447, French pilots, French plane, French carrier). There's the NY Times Magazin
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by velosol 7y ago
Isn't this part of why postmaster and abuse addresses exist? Perhaps a WHOIS entry that was specifically for security issues?
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by velosol 7y ago
In addition to all the siblings, government isn't always spelled with 'gov' so it would be useful to the subset of countries where those letters make sense. Compared to say Mexico with http://gob.mx .
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by velosol 7y ago
If you want an all-in-one there are climate cabinets that keep separate cool air and hot air loops e.g. [1]. The downside is of course the price at >$5k for a 24U. [1]: https://www.blackbox.com/en-us/store/Detai
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by velosol 7y ago
When you say 'reputable' IP do you mean non-residential or is something like AWS, Linode, etc enough? Edit: duplicate to sibling, apparently I had this tab open longer than I thought.
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by velosol 7y ago
If the illegal-ness later comes to light would a court consider evidence from the 'valid' warrant tainted? Always, sometimes?
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by velosol 7y ago
In that case you as a citizen are allowed to enter, but whatever they're searching (phone, computer, etc) may be detained and you'll be given a receipt and (often) an opportunity to claim it at a later date.
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by velosol 7y ago
That reminds me of my favorite MA fine - $1 for the first few times you jaywalk and $2 for the 4th and subsequent instances. Interestingly there are 2 bills seeking to make it so the fine can go up or otherwise limit jaywalking [1] & [2
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by velosol 7y ago
It's nearly as secure as going to the ATM to deposit the check and most banks are OK with the increased risk because they have extra identifiers (phone/app info) when you 'scan' the check. Which is to say the whole proc
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by velosol 7y ago
The GP may also have had microphone and other permissions disabled for Google Play Services which can get cranky with fewer than full permissions.
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by velosol 7y ago
Back in the Lollipop, maybe even KitKat days the maps app would save searches locally without web & app activity on similar to how the current gmail app keeps the last few searches locally even when you have web & app activity turne

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