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wao0uuno
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1y ago
CFexpress type B already exists and does the same thing.
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Yeah Wiper 2 works really well but it slows down my iPhone 12 considerably. I guess there’s not enough ram for all these filters. Still faster than AdGuard.
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1y ago
It’s fast but doesn’t block all ads for me.
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Google’s way of spreading that support is truly the most efficient (10s to 100s of millions per year right to the CEOs pocket).
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1y ago
And because of people like you I can enjoy their services for free. Thank you.
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Ukrainian grid has been targeted by russian drone and missile strikes for years and it just keeps coming back. Longest downtime (according to a quick google search) was approximately 12 hours. Complete long term blackout in a big European c
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Almost everyone has one of these running 24/7 already. Second one with an external antenna wouldn’t make much difference.
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I tested meshtastic in a major european city with pretty much 100% mesh coverage and its real life performance was quite underwhelming. Often I would receive messages that I could not reply to because of differences in antenna gain and crap
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1y ago
12 free range eggs cost ~3USD where I live. They also don't need to be refrigerated.
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Instant oats without additives exist. Just pure rolled oats that have been previously steamed in the factory.
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I agree that laptop hardware compatibility on Linux is not the best but it can work if you buy the right device. Thinkpads are particularly well supported. You might also want to try a more up to date Linux distribution like Fedora. I never
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Acyclovir is OTC.
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By squeezing juice out of an orange you’re separating the unhealthy stuff from the healthy stuff. Healthy stuff then gets thrown away. Some juice every now and then won’t hurt anyone but it’s not healthy to drink it every day.
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I don’t see anything wrong with drinking only water.
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The kind of advertising you hate the most is almost always paid for and done by advertising agencies that have to pay the income tax. So it kinda is already taxed.
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I’ve never heard of a thinkpad without a replaceable ssd.
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Intel I350-T4. Make sure it’s a genuine one.
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Can you tell me what the foundations of western culture civilization are in your opinion? And what is that US provides that Europe needs to start paying for? Europe paid for all military hardware purchased from US and the promise of protect
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Generating power from trash is easier than you think: https://hackaday.com/2014/09/01/hydropower-from-a-washing-ma...
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What about the famous “We like to tone them down about 10 percent, which probably makes sense because someday maybe they’re not our allies, right?” and the fact that USA recently withheld software updates for Ukrainian F16s? Is that not eno
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Could you point out which parts of the article were incorrect?
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Would your brain uploaded onto computer still be you?
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Half Life 2 predicted this more than 20 years ago. Next step is to make the rotors razor sharp.
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2y ago
I find it both hilarious and sad that people are afraid to say Israel these days.
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Gnome project has a browser and it has tabs.
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PaperWM is almost exactly what Niri is in a Gnome extension form. It might actually also be the first to implement that kind of workflow. https://github.com/paperwm/PaperWM
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Same. I try not to eat sugar and especially candy/sweets. I don’t drink soda. I brush once or twice a day. I don’t even have wisdom teeth (pretty rare) so maybe I’m just that lucky.
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I’m 31 and have perfectly healthy teeth and gums. One minor cavity fixed ~8 years ago. No problems since. Never flossed.
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“not so democratic countries with very bad hostile actors. They don't have rule of law there, so I don't need these.” Time to add united states to those filters.
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ublock origin
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