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by xnzakg 2y ago
https://archive.is/djjCY Wasn't able to easily decline cookies.
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by xnzakg 2y ago
Sadly this requires a "donor" tag to impersonate (which then can't be used for as long as you want this to work), or using OpenHaystack which requires using a Mac in order to get the data.
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by xnzakg 2y ago
From TFA: > The most consequential distinction between AWD systems and more capable 4WD systems is that most vehicles equipped with 4WD have one or more locking differentials that massively aid in off-road traction. While AWD systems are
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by xnzakg 2y ago
Regarding the `rm` problem, `alias rm="rm -I"` makes things a little safer, although no idea if this flag was already a thing 20 years ago.
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by xnzakg 2y ago
I wonder how long until <insert favorite llm> picks this up and thinks it's a real command
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by xnzakg 2y ago
> Apple products hold their value longer than competitor devices, making them more likely to be passed on to new users. Meanwhile: https://www.ifixit.com/News/94386/the-truth-about-apples-fre...
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by xnzakg 2y ago
Two things spring to mind: a whole computer inside an SFP module[1] and the O.MG cable[2] [1]: https://blog.benjojo.co.uk/post/smart-sfp-linux-inside [2]: https://shop.hak5.org/products/omg-cable
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by xnzakg 2y ago
For what it's worth, Kagi's !poe bang takes you to poewiki.net.
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by xnzakg 2y ago
Isn't cough medicine with codeine or DXM more mind altering than caffeine?
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by xnzakg 2y ago
Thought I would find out how much these cost straight from AliExpress, seems like searching for "bluetooth lightning" finds a lot of these. Spoiler: Apple EarPod clones cost about $1.59, with free shipping over $10. Crazy.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
> Sign-up closes on 26 August 2024. On September 9, 2024, a software update will remove DOOM from the robotic lawn mowers. They put DRM on a lawn mower.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
You just linked to GP's kickstarter.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
How does this handle connecting two microcontrollers with one being a SPI master and one being a slave? Or connecting UART between two devices?
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Old issue, but annoying nonetheless. Less of a problem when outputting STL files (for printing) which only support polylines and not arcs/circles. Funnily enough, 3D printers nowadays support arcs natively in G-code, so some slicers su
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Thought you were joking about the wrenches part but apparently it's true? https://www.airforcetimes.com/news/your-air-force/2019/04/02...
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by xnzakg 3y ago
In my experience most laptops that did have more than one slot would usually have both filled with smaller modules from the factory in order to use two lanes instead of one, so you would need to remove the existing memory to upgrade anyway.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
> So an alternative title is " ... is reducing safety margins by 50%". Not necessarily. The _actual_ current limit depends on the climate conditions, and with static line rating the safety margin actually varies. So while dynam
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Not sure how much I am allowed to go into detail here, but can confirm what 127361 wrote: the sensors harvest power from the electromagnetic field in normal use. However, considering "power outage detection" is a selling point, yo
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Can't wait for people to start abusing AI dialogue. "Hey random Skyrim villager, I need to find the MST between the villages in Python, can you help me?" "Certainly! To find the Minimum Spanning Tree (MST)..."
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by xnzakg 3y ago
> Some people just can't fathom it when the name doesn't exactly match, no critical thinking is allowed in those cases. In my experience computers are the bigger issue. A human can think outside the box in a way a `strcmp` can&
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by xnzakg 3y ago
(sorry for off-topic comment, but: paywalled, and archive.is doesn't bypass it)
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by xnzakg 3y ago
> or Japanese kana 12-key kana flick input is my favorite input method for use on a touchscreen. Pretty fast and accurate. Here's a video showing how it's used: https://youtube.com/watch?v=V2B9dgjbQxk
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Having used a Gemini PDA from the same company (Planet Computers), that sure looks much more usable. The Gemini has a keyboard that closes onto the display, which on one hand does protect both the keyboard and the screen when closed, but ma
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Another reason why encryption in RCS (not just google's flavor), or Apple opening up iMessage, can't come soon enough.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Hope that's what is happening and that they aren't replacing the right control key.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Neat! Hopefully this means we get an extra remappable key on Linux!
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Also seems to never load for me, stuck at "Fetching the analysis"
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Or x2x!
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by xnzakg 3y ago
I like the way Sony's wh1000xm4 deal with this issue. The LED is inactive when you're wearing the headphones and wouldn't see the LED anyway.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
I suppose it probably has to rewrite your entire history in that case? Deleting lines in log-like files isn't exactly easy. Actually, I wonder how that's stored in order for the search to stay responsive, some kind of bloom filter

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