wildzzz

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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Your experience describes lots of the kinds of communities you can use to access pirated media. You either pay for the legit service, pay for pirate streaming services, pay with your privacy with the free, dodgy pirate streaming services, o
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Best case, you can grab the credentials off the Kodi box and use them on a clean install. Worst case, everything is packaged up in a single app so it's all or nothing. Although you could just wipe the box and find another pirate TV pro
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
It sounds like you did exactly what OpenJDK would have wanted you to do, be the human in the loop.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
This was fun. But there were about 3 times where I just had to guess because there were no constraints to drive the answer. Did I just guess right or are there multiple right answers?
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
These are being bought at the county/district level or even the individual schools. Gun control is legislated at the state or federal level. The people making the decision to buy these have effectively zero control over gun laws.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
I'd love to visit Australia and SE Asia but am hesitant with those long flights. I'd probably be fine with layflat seats but those are well beyond what I'd ever consider paying for an airline ticket.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
They claimed they were looking for CSAM. There's a border search exception to the fourth amendment that says CBP can search your phone at the border. You aren't required to give them a password (but possibly a fingerprint or facia
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
If you really only need to send fuel, just do that. There's multiple fuel pods and a single robotic vehicle that goes around to each satellite to install the fuel pods. Sure, you're still launching a a big robotic vehicle but that
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
You're not liable if the animal is just passing through but if you're feeding the wildlife (actively or just have a bunch of open trash cans) and the wildlife decides to do wildlife things to your guests, you certainly could be li
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
With the price of SBCs nowadays, you'll probably save some money just buying an ip camera. In 2018, I had a project where I needed to capture live video of some test equipment that was in an area off limits to humans. I could get measu
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Crappy old tape and a warped shell can cause wow and flutter too if the tape is sticking or the reels are binding.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
The iPod was a peripheral to use alongside your MacBook, it was meant to drive Apple computer sales initially and it's not like it was Apple's first attempt at a portable device (Newton). Nokia was building telecom equipment (stem
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
It's probably got some AI but not the GPU gobbling kind. This is old school robotics using control loops and old AI algorithms. Sensors decide if you've parked correctly in the garage. Robot is dispatched via a queue once you&#x27
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
It sounds like the actual lot will be robots only as it mentions parking cars closer together to maximize capacity.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Why would anyone spend $150k on a car that sells for $40k elsewhere? You're not getting $90k more car. Not that I necessarily want to spend the extra markup for a luxury car but even for the major luxury brands, 85% of the sticker pric
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Probably a duplicate autopilot-like system that an AI controls. Flip a switch and controls revert back to the pilot. It may not even be a real switch, many planes disengage AP when you touch the controls. I doubt AI will be doing dogfightin
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
I use a patched version of the last released version of redditisfun. Basically, you grab the AppID from when you install RedReader, authenticate it with your account (they send it to you in an email) and then patch redditisfun using that Ap
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
They offer some sort of booster module for runs up to 30m. Not exactly long range but it is for i2c. Although at that point, I'd rather just do something different than buying two of these extenders for super long runs.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Yeah there's a reason why all of the high reliability chips I use only come with SPI interfaces. The last time I used i2c for anything but hobbyist stuff was in college.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
After being too used to the streaming app experience, I wanted the same thing for my own library. You don't need to use the transcoding feature but the Netflix experience is a nice upgrade. The Jellyfin server doesn't need much fo
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Thats what I used to have 15 years ago when I was streaming over SMB to my Xbox running XBMC. It works but having something like Plex or Jellyfin is just so much nicer. It gives you the "Netflix" experience of browsing your media
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
I dug up my Pi2 for a project the other day. The plan was for it to be a USB serial to network bridge for up to six devices and to use ZMQ pub/sub for passing commands and telemetry. Most telemetry strings were only 500B but I sometime
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Apple struggles to sell budget models of their phones, everyone wants at least the standard version. Why would they try to sell an even tinier phone than the SE? No one will buy it. The Apple Watch is a tiny device with its own SIM but that
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
While I'm typing, I'm not just thinking about which keys to hit. I'm thinking about how I'm using a function and what the inputs and outputs are. I'm debugging in my head, I may realize the code isn't going to
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
If all you do is write code for Windows, why would you need to know what any of that is?
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
The power consumption is a little silly to compare unless you are operating solely off-grid. It would take a few years of gaming daily for a couple of hours a day to make up for the price difference (assuming $0.20/kWh). Physical size
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
ndiswrapper was the bane of my existence.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Sure but that doesn't really work with the existing age verification laws. Unless .xxx is requiring domains to implement age verification or there's some sort of global redirect to a verification portal, that site is back in the s
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
I used to keep an engineering notebook open on my desk just for this purpose. The left side was scratchpad, the right side was a more structured notetaking system of things to remember. When the left side got full, I'd start stealing s
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
You shouldn't ever willingly give up information to a plaintiff if it could implicate you. If the information exists, it's going to come out in discovery. Admitting to theft of trade secrets is probably not going to help you, it&#

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