weberer

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by weberer 2y ago
I disagree. I think the bar is low enough already. All you have to do is show up to the closest school. Its so easy that 10 year olds do it every day.
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by weberer 2y ago
Switzerland has been a pure democracy since the 1800's and they're still not a dictatorship.
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by weberer 2y ago
You want LibreElec.
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by weberer 2y ago
>For example, I centered the map on my location in Los Angeles, CA and then clicked search for "Gas Stations", and it promptly reposition the map and gave me all the gas stations in San Jose, CA, a city hundreds of miles away.
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Coeliac disease continues to rise in Finland(yle.fi)
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by weberer 2y ago
>This is not the case for other Western European countries. It is in some of them like Sweden for example.
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by weberer 2y ago
I've found Bedrock to be nice with pay-as-you-go, but they take a long time to adopt new models.
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by weberer 2y ago
I make frequent bike rides to work on my ebike that I would never do on a regular bike since the last stretch is uphill and I don't want to arrive sweaty. So that's 5mi vs 0 in that specific example.
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by weberer 2y ago
Thanks! Fintunes works great.
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by weberer 2y ago
Torvalds or the Youtube guy?
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by weberer 2y ago
Well it is a modded Wii. Its not like they're taking some other SoC and putting an emulator on it.
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by weberer 2y ago
Every seedbox offers this. I've had a good experience with whatbox.ca
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by weberer 2y ago
Basically it monitors activity on your computer (process spawning, file changes, etc) and logs them as "Events". Then it sends those to their ML models for "Detection". And if malware behavior is detected, then they perf
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by weberer 2y ago
Never used Plex, but I have 2 gripes with the Jellyfin iOS client. 1. I can't download shows from the iOS client. I can on my Android device 2. The music player doesn't interface with the device's media player. So you have to
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by weberer 2y ago
What are you talking about? Credit cards have been around since the 1950's
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by weberer 2y ago
>not that I'd ever happen In my eyes, Apple's transition to ARM on Macbooks looks like a stepping stone on that path. I wouldn't be surprised if they announced something like that for the iPad Pro eventually.
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by weberer 2y ago
The Steam Deck is also a great option nowadays. Its a lot bulkier than a tablet, but I personally prefer it having a controller attached. Its biggest advantage is that it comes with Linux out of the box, so you don't have to go through
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by weberer 2y ago
That was supposed to only affect interstate commerce according to the constitution, but a supreme court case in 1942 gave the federal government way more power than originally intended. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wic
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by weberer 2y ago
Likely the NSA https://theintercept.com/2016/11/16/the-nsas-spy-hub-in-new-...
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by weberer 2y ago
Its not illegal to make and sell longer lasting LEDs.
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by weberer 2y ago
So just import them from Dubai? Or you could start a company and start selling long lasting lightbulbs yourself. Its not like you need a team of super scientists to design a LED board with a bigger heat sink. Its weird how so many peoples&#
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by weberer 2y ago
The Nordea ID app tells you if you're verifying a purchase and shows how much you'll pay.
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by weberer 2y ago
He's likely referring to solanine poisoning. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solanine
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by weberer 2y ago
I see it all the time in Europe. Go to any online store and see how the listed price jumps up during checkout due to "taxes an fees". Even though I specify that I'm shipping to Finland, they're incapable of calculating t
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by weberer 2y ago
I generally use the Apple app store on my phone if anything requires a subscription, even if I usually use the service on some other device. It just makes it way easier to see which subscriptions are still in effect, and lets you cancel the
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by weberer 2y ago
>it was illegal to install grid-charged battery backups in home So it would be legal if it were only charged by your house's solar panel? That doesn't sound like a big problem to me.
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by weberer 2y ago
>That would be great. Well whats stopping you?
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by weberer 2y ago
Philadelphia is the odd one out there. Unless you live in Center City, most people have cars.
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by weberer 2y ago
Would you like a law that says everyone must wear a helmet when going outside?
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by weberer 2y ago
To be clear, the small number is the amount of people who are willing to jump through hoops and legal loopholes to actually import one. The actual number of people who would chose one of these over a Ford at their local dealer is likely ord

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