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by zargon 5y ago
It's not like he's hiding or something. https://youtube.com/c/JoeHillsTSD
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by zargon 5y ago
This is probably true for me, if we also say that 50% of the queries are orders of magnitude higher quality on Kagi.
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by zargon 5y ago
That's the point. If you don't trust open wifi then you would trust free VPN far less.
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by zargon 5y ago
Yeah, a free VPN is almost guaranteed to be a honeypot, whereas free wifi has only a small chance of being a problem.
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by zargon 5y ago
No. Google is an actively hostile experience. Try it without adblock and get a taste of how most people get treated by Google. And for the search results, Kagi is already better for 90% of my queries. It's much more difficult now to bu
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by zargon 5y ago
They're referring to the interface between the CPU die and the integrated heat spreader (IHS).
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by zargon 5y ago
It's not TSMC capacity that's the problem. It's the large nodes that make everything except cutting-edge processors. Nobody builds a new large-node fab, but demand for large node components keeps rising.
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by zargon 5y ago
Another reason multiple temperature ranges are needed. Winter is lovely for variety and especially for killing the bugs. But too much winter can get tedious.
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by zargon 5y ago
As a continental climate dweller I also know 0f = -18c, -20f = -30c, -40f = -40c.
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by zargon 5y ago
My thought was Dark Castle is missing.
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by zargon 5y ago
Yeah, definitely. I started designing one a while back but haven't done the external mounting system for it yet. This is the prototype (finished one would have longer wires and an enclosure that clips onto the back of the Mac someplace
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by zargon 5y ago
Even if it is currently being used frequently, there will come a time where it sits forgotten for an extended period. This isn't always a deliberate decision. Even if it is, it's easy to procrastinate removing the battery. This pe
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by zargon 5y ago
> Write Apple-Script to automate turning on 32-bit addressing automatically and setting the correct date every time I turn on the computer Rob Mitchelmore wrote the Force32 extension which is made for Macs without a PRAM battery. It make
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by zargon 5y ago
The caps are a big deal, just not as bad as the battery. The caps leak corrosive electrolytic fluid which eats traces and corrodes component legs. Most un-restored SE/30s require trace repairs at this point due to leaky caps. The l
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by zargon 5y ago
An option no one has mentioned yet is Skyward. It's a "girl and her spaceship" type of story. It's how I got started down the Sanderson rabbit hole. Some may say it's it's not representative, as his first scifi
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by zargon 5y ago
If energy price is going down, then even more watts are being bought (since spending is fixed).
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by zargon 5y ago
Are you thinking about the cost of the physical lights? Because what is being discussed is the cost of energy.
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by zargon 5y ago
The "EVO Pro" error was made by the OP. So it would be nice to know which drive OP actually tested.
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by zargon 5y ago
> CICO is more useful for people who are stable and fine, not under the poverty line and not obese, but just a little unhappy with their weight. Yeah. Calorie counting can be useful for normal weight people, like budgeting can be for fin
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by zargon 5y ago
> I was only referring to the accepted fundamental truths about all human physiology CICO is fundamental to human physiology in the same way that "people become indebted because they spend more money than they earn" is fundamen
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by zargon 5y ago
> If I want to control mass, therefore, tracking and controlling my input and output is more or less guaranteed to work. It's wonderful that your physiology is aligned with your goal of doing this. But in this control pathway there
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by zargon 5y ago
We're talking about over-the-air radio and tv. There are no wires. Or internet.
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by zargon 5y ago
Grandparent said eat, not supplement. Eating nutritionless food and then trying to backfill with supplementation is counter-productive.
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by zargon 5y ago
In theory, there are lots of fine things we could do with GMOs. In practice, basically the only common use of GMOs is to allow indiscriminate use of pesticides and herbicides. This is purely about profit for chemical companies, without rega
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by zargon 5y ago
Black beans, kidney beans, white beans, garbanzo beans, lima beans, black eyed beans.... we can go on if you like. Don't forget the huge variety of lentils as well.
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by zargon 5y ago
You're expecting that a company incompetent enough to attach unverified email addresses to an account to "correctly" deal with unsubscribing from transactional email? This seems entirely futile and counter-productive to me. (
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by zargon 5y ago
Got a young one here. Try 40 years.
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by zargon 5y ago
> what does that have to do with the military? Hubble is a military spy satelite design.
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by zargon 5y ago
It's not the account of some other person. They can't use it because they can't verify the email to create a password.
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by zargon 5y ago
Certainly true. Both examples are on the extreme side of the spectrum.

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