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by venusenvy47 7mo ago
Can I use Google Voice as the VOIP provider? I read that article and couldn't tell if Voice is used in addition to another VOIP service, like Ooma.
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by venusenvy47 7mo ago
My kids are grown up, but my mom is worried about her AT&T service switching to VOIP. She didn't understand my description of Ooma, which I've been using for many years, but now I'm thinking that I should just bring over
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by venusenvy47 7mo ago
How can we possibly find an example, if the names of the betters aren't public? There are public bets on activities from the IS government that can easily be used by people that control the outcome. https://www.bbc.com&#x2F
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by venusenvy47 7mo ago
Why would we want insiders to profit on a public decision like war? If some general has money on Iran's leader being taken out by March 1, he might not be acting in the best interest of the country. https://www.bbc.com&#x2F
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
Also Motorola, make this phone available in the US: https://m.gsmarena.com/motorola_edge_50_neo-13224.php It's the smallest phone available with a real telephoto lens. I think it was only available in India, but I got
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pranapps.h... I've been using it so long, I forgot that it is not official.
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
Is this website intended to break HN on Android? I've never had a website lock up the HN app like this. I couldn't back out, and I was stuck in a loop when the app restarted on the same page.
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
Is this true? I'm looking at a tree outside and I get parallax when I close one eye and then the other. I thought the parallax is the basis for depth perception.
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
I thought only the front view has binocular vision on the cars. The others are single, with no depth perception. How does it know how close objects are outside this forward cone? https://www.researchgate.net/publication&#x
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
It gives us depth perception. And moving the eyes and/or head gives the depth perception over a wide field of view.
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
And also ignorant about how those two eyes have binocular vision, adjustable positions, and can look in multiple mirrors for full spatial awareness.
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
Is this true? I thought Musk and his DOGE team tapped into many government databases. There were many reports a year ago.
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
The Jamazon interface is really nice. I like how clicking on the order number takes you to the email. But I'm not going spend much time on there, after seeing his order for Lolita next to orders for kid toys. https://jmail
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
I see that it gives three choices for saving the assets: single file, zip or folder. Is the zip version just zipping the folder?
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
This is basically what Sponsorsblock does - it takes crowdsourced inputs to update the info for each video, then automatically skips the parts of the video that we want to avoid. "AIblock" could simply add some indicator of video
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
I'm curious if anyone knows of something like SponsorBlock or a UBlock list, that can flag tje onslaught of AI videos that are appearing. I find those crappy videos worse than the ads and the shorts.
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
I use ffmpeg a lot, but I'm curious if anyone can recommend a transcribe tool.
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
I'm looking for something to transcribe .m4a recordings that I make for my genealogy efforts. Do you know of anything that can take a file as input?
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
Reading between the lines, it seems like the FAA shutdown the airspace to make public the fact that the DoD wasn't cooperating with the FAA.
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
I was looking for your GitHub, but the link on the homepage is broken: https://github.com/modelrift
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by venusenvy47 8mo ago
I was looking for those on the website. Maybe we could find some photos on Google Maps that already exist from these locations.
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by venusenvy47 9mo ago
Has anyone confirmed if they still use only this original list? I would think the NY Times could change the word list however they choose.
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by venusenvy47 9mo ago
I wasn't assuming the actual messages would go through email. I assumed they just needed that for a onetime setup. Isn't that the only reason for using a phone number currently?
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by venusenvy47 9mo ago
I need to implement this type of thing for supporting networks of family members, but without the media server aspect - just computer/networking support. I'm looking for a cheap and reliable device that I can put in each home, to
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by venusenvy47 9mo ago
Is there any reason they didn't use email? It seems like something that would have been easier to keep some anonymity., while still allowing the person to authenticate.
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by venusenvy47 9mo ago
The weirder phone that they had was the ROKR in 2005. It was a collaboration with Apple and worked with iTunes. People say that it helped Apple get in the phone business, and helped Motorola become even more irrelevant in that space aroun
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by venusenvy47 9mo ago
Do the Apple/Google "multi-tags" support the UWB precision finding from the phones?
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by venusenvy47 9mo ago
I bought Juice pro many years ago and use it daily on my phone and Tablet. I like how it gives my one click access to my handful of servers, and I liked the syncing between devices. I started using Termux last week and it seems like a dec
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by venusenvy47 9mo ago
I often view PDFs in Drive, and it's definitely not just displaying the document with the native web browser. It is rendered with their "Drive renderer", whatever that is. They don't even display a simple .txt file nat
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by venusenvy47 9mo ago
On Google maps, someone posted a photo from 9 months ago, explaining the restoration.

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