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Until you can't. The Chrome team routinely remove options from settings, usually keep them for a few months until there's no way of changing them.
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3y ago
To my surprise there's Nylon in alot of tyres.
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3y ago
Most of those car brands can disable the sim module at special request, it usually costs to do so and is a physical hw disable. Speaking to a friend who works at a dealership this is usually most seen in cars spec'd for celebs and poli
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3y ago
What is your take home after income tax, NI, pension, loans etc?
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3y ago
Vitamin C is antiangiogenic, it does the opposite to promoting blood vessels, slightly confused at the contradiction. Supplements like Tumeric have the same effect.
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3y ago
Do we have the EU to thank for this genuinely good change.
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3y ago
Does this have a threshold of bacteria/virus size. Presumably viruses that are very small will be unaffected by these spikes?
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3y ago
If the application is containerised, like most are these days, how do you propose running these on said VM? If we're talking about something a little more complicated then a single container, then you arrive at the same problem Kuberne
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3y ago
We need regulation to end this and have these devices unlocked so they can be used in third world countries.
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How does the camera distinguish and localise a noisy car amoung 20-30 normal cars. Even with directional microphones automated fines may be indiscriminately issued for potentially just being near one or behind one. This system needs to be c
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3y ago
I have the same issue. Doubt its my processor. Corp laptops have a bunch of things enabled, bitlocker in my experience slows my machine down considerably making it an IO bottleneck.
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3y ago
I wonder if the license change also applies to HCL? Which I'm seeing more and more use of in open source projects unrelated to IaC.
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3y ago
"VPN will fix it" crowd will keep appearing until there are no liberties and freedom left. It should also be accompanied with "stick your head in the sand" if offered as any solution to any of this. Mind you, it is the B
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3y ago
Thankfully the Hive thermostat is Zigbee and works offline (I have one setup). It's not mentioned in the article so I'm unsure on its longevity but when the time comes the majority of users however will not be able to do this and
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3y ago
Would be a great feature if it could, unplug and plug as you need access, automounting in the bg.
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They can still recover from this reputationally very easily assuming egos are not in the way. Accept it happened and make amends and make those things very public and move forward to making an official announcement together with the so call
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3y ago
Vitamin D3 also promotes osteoclastgenesis which can weaken the bones and release calcium into the blood stream. Needs to be balanced with calcium. I wouldn't recommend supplements until you have blood work done.
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3y ago
Don't all types of alcohol damage cells, so a type that has no apparent after effects but the 'high' per se would cause people to consume even more. Why is this a good thing? Andrew Huberman did a pretty in depth podcast cove
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3y ago
I'm struggling to see the benefit of your product. Apart from the outdoor element. You can buy a 4 in 1 air monitor from Amazon for half the price (Co2, PM, Temp and Humidity) i.e. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Indoor-Air-Qu
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3y ago
The effort Brits spend arguing and bickering. It's just laziness because it's easier to talk yourself into acceptance. I admire the French for collective physical action.
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I agree and platforms explaining why access has been blocked. It needs to be politicised perhaps EFF can get involved with a page explaining it and steps for action (emailing MPs, those that voted for it etc). We are supposed to be a democr
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I hate our government but the media has a massive part to play in propping them up. All the tech companies should stand together and be ready to block access to their services. Imagine if the UK was left without access to just WhatsApp, let
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3y ago
Really nice. I'd love to eventually have voice models that sounds like AI's from movies or games such as Sunshine, Dead space, Halo etc.
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3y ago
Second Synology. Mine has purred along for years, low power (30 watts 4 hdds at high load) and easy to manage with containers. Everything is fast thanks to an SSD and caching m.2. I max out 1gbit over SMB. Snapshots have saved potential day
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3y ago
I stopped using it because of this reason. I was search medical journals and asking it a specific questions. I kept getting safe answers and responses to ensure I consult my medical professional. Quickly went back to Google.
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This reputation can't be good and coming from someone like him is quite damning. Google's rep for short lived projects and it's ecosystem. Are they even wanting to shake this perception or maybe it's a none issue for the
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I purchased a few ARM boards in the past and won't do it again. All became e-waste. Rockchip notably, great hardware on paper. Try developing something that needs hardware acceleration and it's a paper weight. It's a common c
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I was wondering this wheb I realised Amazon's FireStick does not actually sleep like you would expect an Android device would. My monitor / display stays switched on, the stick is working in the background according to CPU monitor
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I'm pretty sure nothing will happen either. People will use this as a moment to grieve and vent, management doesn't budge and things return to business as usual.
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Azure's support has also been fantastic. Depending on priority of ticket, with an enterprise account things get picked up sometimes minutes after raising them. Their AKS offering was a crap show during the first year of general release
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