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yumraj
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In a roundabout, I (so as to not generalize how people drive), move my hands on the steering while turning - as in turn and then then when hands cross, adjust and turn more. As in when going anti-clockwise on a U.S. roundabout, initially th
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Not trying to be a dick, but if one has driven on a roundabout the issue is somewhat obvious - hence my comment above. Secondly, my comment was posted before the parent had added a note about roundabout , so my assumption was that the pare
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> he also found a specific case where they are dangerous: roundabouts/ In Norway, you have to indicate your exit in a roundabout by activating your turn signal, and he found it difficult while turning the steering wheel, which you h
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Just started looking into FastAPI so am curious as to why Litestar if that is indeed the case?
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> .. the Himalayas already provide a great barrier between Hindus and Chinese Buddhists. I don't think there was a lot of movement between the two based on stories like journey to west. Not sure if you're referring to Buddhism
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> Coriander seeds, originally prohibited to distinguish Chinese Buddhists from Hindus opposite the Himalayas, are also a no-go. Huh? Never heard of this and didn’t find anything on searching online. Would love to know more..
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https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/leadership/#boards
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I believe the fault lies at the board. They are the ones who approve compensation for the CEO. The problem is it’s unclear to me how competent/independent the members of the board are. I don’t see any face I recognize, but that obvious
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yumraj
3y ago
This should apply to AT&T, Xfinity and such also who force you to speak with the retention department.
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Oh they don’t? I never knew that, and I have Apple silicon Macs. I guess I never bothered to check and just assumed that they do support booting from external drive. That’s a bummer..
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Curious, is there’s a way to install Asahi on an external NVME and boot from there, while leaving the Mac OS untouched?
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How did you know it was facial recognition system and not just a regular security camera that was recording? Trying to understand what to look for..
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yumraj
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Just grabbing at the straws now are we? (To clarify, referring to the comment above, not the study)
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3y ago
It seems that my info has been stolen by a variety of hackers as part of this and several prior hacks that at this point does it even matter. For all practical purposes I’m sure my info, and almost everyone’s, is out there. Genuinely curiou
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3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_mathematics
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One of the primary reason I love Costco is fewer SKUs. I don’t have to decide between 20 items of same kind, say white bread. There’s usually 1 or 2 of a kind, generally of great quality. You buy it and move on. We rely on Costco buyers to
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3y ago
I see two solutions, there may be more: 1) Sony refunds the price. This is the least that should happen. 2) Else, the purchase should be honored by Discovery and it should provide an alternate means for users to access this content by trans
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3y ago
Not sure what the correct usage is regarding front vs behind . Basically Outside World — ISP Device - internal restricted Router (using pi-hole as DNS) - home devices So, yes, if looking from inside the restricted router would be in front
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I have a very simple setup that works for us. ISP’s router has unrestricted Wi-Fi access. I run a router behind it with restricted (via pi-hole) access. All devices connect to the restricted Wi-Fi. Any time I need unrestricted access, I con
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What’s a good countertop water filter/filtration device that people have found? Is RO the only answer or are there any good carbon based filters?
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> I bet if it was $100k salaries for ALL technicians there would be no shortage. OTOH, at some point outsourcing will become a viable alternate. Pack up all the cars that need expensive repair, ship them to Mexico for fixing, ship them b
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Unless you read it literally, that there is really no sentence in any language to convey how happy he is. ;) He was part of the firing board, so in that sense he did lose. Either way we’ll find out in the upcoming days/weeks/
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Ilya, lost. One of the original hackers I should have said. There are other original hackers.
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yumraj
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You may want to speak for just yourself. I’m also a user here, with a differing opinion. There’s no singular unified HN opinion.
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Their wallets demanded Sam back. The original, founder hacker lost.
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They’ll be back! Only a matter of time.
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Actually I think it’s going to increase the total for most average income and above folks.. But you do make an interesting point, that marginal might be lower which may change the math. Hadn’t considered that.
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Yes, I feel, may not be correct, that plug-in hybrids are a little underrated. Most have very short ranges, I wish the range could be longer. Rav-4 has the best range that I know of, but they are hard to find and with the newer tax credits
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3y ago
Personally, I would love an EV, in CA. Problem, currently I can’t get solar (townhome, old roof, HOA). And without solar, with PG&E prices which keep going up, I’m not really sure EVs make a lot of sense given their cost and the fact I’
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I always worry about inhaling that stuff if I refill. Am I being paranoid? Genuinely curious.
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