wildzzz

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by wildzzz 2y ago
Thanks, I wasn't entirely sure how it worked. I kept seeing instructions online for which buttons to press to do a remote start from the keyfob but nothing mentioned the required add-ons to make it work. I ended up just paying for the
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by wildzzz 2y ago
I watched Warren and some of her staff cut the entire pre-check line at BOS. They still had to walk through the metal detectors but without any bags, they whisked through. I got to cut the line at security once because I was on the job, I w
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by wildzzz 2y ago
I like Ally. I can do pretty much everything I need to for free and their interest rates are about as good as it gets. Only annoying thing is being unable to deposit cash but that's such a rare occurrence.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Sometimes you just need a microcontroller to handle some tasks that would be immensely complicated to do yourself. Or maybe you want custom instructions that make use of extra logic on the fabric. I use a RISC-V in my design but most of the
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by wildzzz 2y ago
My Subaru supports remote start if you pay for the upgraded Starlink plan but if you want to do it from the keyfob, you have to buy some module and carry around an extra keyfob solely dedicated to remote start. It's a little ridiculous
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by wildzzz 2y ago
I noticed that too with CarPlay. Trying to pan around in Waze is impossible but doing it in Android Auto is very easy. The one nice thing about CarPlay Waze is that it allows keyboard input, Android Auto (at least in my Subaru) only allows
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by wildzzz 2y ago
These companies always pick the most ridiculous tinfoil hat bullshit list of complaints to debunk when trying to explain why they want to close off their API. The real reason almost always comes down to money. The mention of Panda Touch is
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by wildzzz 2y ago
CPU interposers in the OG Xbox community isn't uncommon. You can drop in a retail PII with double the clock speed but it requires an interposer.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
That's what physical security is for. We only have bitlocker on our laptops.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
And that's only one of his accents. The man is a chameleon.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
I struggled learning how to ride a bike. Training wheels made it difficult for me so my dad took them off and I struggled more because I didn't understand speed = balance. I gave up and asked for a Razer scooter for Christmas instead.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
"Hey Homie, it's Tony," I've never been so interested in advertisements for commercial equipment before that guy.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Interesting. I never considered that.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
That's fine for encoding but Handbrake doesn't let you do video streaming to my knowledge.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
There's still a wideband receiver at dish, right? Spectrum is being captured by an ADC and turned into an IQ packet stream over fiber networks, right?
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Piezo transformers are dirt cheap.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
The wallwart for the router is going to be a dead simple design that doesn't in the least bit care about how dirty the sine wave is. It goes into a step-down transformer (12VAC usually), into a bridge rectifier (now 12VDC), add some de
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by wildzzz 2y ago
A star is just a bookmark for me. It says nothing beyond "I may want to look at this again". When comparing two similar projects, I may look at the star counts to see which one is more popular but it's probably the last metri
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Yeah I've got zero interest in running a web3-enabled browser. Until my landlord requires payment in crypto, I'll just keep to investing in traditional markets and spending fiat.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Copyright and patents have been a part of the US since before day one. It's in Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution and was even part of the Articles of Confederation. Patents were established even before Columbus.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
I never considered DECT phones as anything more than cordless landline phones for your home that can intercom between each other. Even the cordless phone systems in the US you can buy are usually 2.4GHz ISM now.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Also common in early farm structures in America too which could likely be due to large immigration from Scandinavia. The iron oxide acts as an anti-fungal as well.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Probably more like trace amounts of heavy metals and other things like benzene or residue from other substances from the vessels. Stuff that would be awful to consume but likely won't make much of a difference in fuel. Like with anythi
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Do they record names of guests? It would take two seconds to ask the NJ DMV if someone by that name exists. If they don't, then the ID was probably fake. If there is someone by that name, showing the real ID photos to the hostel recept
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by wildzzz 2y ago
"ChatGPT, please analyze every social media profile of the target and their family and produce an expected password."
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by wildzzz 2y ago
It is illegal to intentionally destroy something that you suspect could be evidence in a future criminal case against you. Say you operate an illegal drug network from a specific phone that you've intentionally setup to self-destruct a
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Palmer is a huge Trump donor so probably not an issue
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Assuming that the SSD module doesn't have any sort of DRM that prevents anyone but Apple from making them.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Too many narcs on the ham bands would track you down for operating encrypted ham packet radio. You're better off using something like LoRa over the ISM bands. Build out a network of hidden mesh nodes over the area you'd like to op
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Probably because, initially, disposable vapes were only made by the big tobacco companies.

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