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by zootboy 9y ago
The idea was that you could upload your non-Amazon-purchased music to their service.
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by zootboy 9y ago
Depends on the chemistry. Normal li-ion chemistry is nominal 3.7V, max 4.2V. LiFePO4 chemistry is nominal 3.3V, max 3.6V. Plus there are other variants that have different parameters. I'm not aware of any lithium-based cell that has a
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by zootboy 9y ago
I don't know what arguments Mozilla is planning on using in this suit, but one could argue that the FCC is violating their mandate to promote competition in the broadband space.
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by zootboy 9y ago
Why is this a problem? Just mash some keys and add a .com to the end. The portal doesn't check if the domain is real or not, it just intercepts all DNS requests until you've logged in.
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by zootboy 9y ago
So she tweeted "Kill All White People," and is surprised when she receives blowback? Sorry, I can't find any sympathy to give.
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by zootboy 9y ago
The cameras aren't anything special. Take a look: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experime... One of them is literally a handycam-type consumer camera. You can read more about the pay
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by zootboy 9y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:99ys2O...
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by zootboy 9y ago
Yes, UEFI supports multiboot.
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by zootboy 9y ago
I'll take that over missing labels any day.
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by zootboy 9y ago
Because there are lots and lots of chipsets that work somewhere in the range of horribly to not-at-all in Linux (Realtek and Broadcom spring to mind for poor Linux support with their WiFi chipsets). And any driver that hasn't been upst
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by zootboy 9y ago
From the article: > Dan Warne, Deliveroo’s UK and Ireland managing director, admits the company did not move quickly enough to speak to the council and residents in Southwark, but says Roobox kitchens are clean, hygienic and checked by t
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by zootboy 9y ago
Defeatism?
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by zootboy 9y ago
Except this all but negates the benefits of a password manager. Now if someone steals your master password, they can generate every single password you use. Use something like Keepass / KeepassXC. Yes, it's somewhat less convenien
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by zootboy 9y ago
Yep. See: https://www.flickr.com/photos/bbcworldservice/5411039578
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by zootboy 9y ago
Focus bracketing could easily solve that problem. In fact, Magic Lantern (the equivalent of CHDK for the larger Canon DSLRs) has a mode to do automated focus bracketing with the electronic focus controls.
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by zootboy 9y ago
I personally have PDF rendering disabled in browser for security, just as I have JS disabled by default. So no, my browser cannot display a PDF at all.
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by zootboy 9y ago
Not if the phising site asks for the 2FA token.
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by zootboy 10y ago
Add this to your .bashrc: # History stuff. shopt -s histappend export HISTFILESIZE=50000 export HISTSIZE=50000 export HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth export PROMPT_COMMAND='history -a' Individual shells keep their session