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by Fej 8mo ago
Do older versions of Nova have any security flaws which preclude using them? I've been using this app for ages and it's been essentially feature-complete for several years. A part of me wants to switch launchers for no other reaso
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by Fej 2y ago
Those threads appear to be stoking the drama more than anything. HN's stated goal is to satisfy intellectual curiosity, and even if the post topic itself is of interest, if the discussion isn't substantive then the system is proba
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by Fej 2y ago
NJ Transit uses QR codes for all train tickets and it works well enough. It's not quite as seamless as a tap card but NJT has moved largely to mobile ticketing and they're in the odd position of having to scan tickets both at turn
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by Fej 3y ago
This is really cool, thanks for pointing it out! I have used Eruda and keep it in Tampermonkey in Firefox for use in a pinch but it's hacky. It's impressive that it works at all, but it's very difficult to do any actual work.
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by Fej 4y ago
How does one disable the telematics system(s) on a Honda or Nissan?
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by Fej 4y ago
Would you be willing to divulge what law or type of law your company fulfilled?
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by Fej 5y ago
This video cemented my skepticism on the topic: https://youtu.be/Hv-sbtCAz9Y Regarding one of the phenomena, > So the options are this object has the ability to warp the space around it, which admittedly would be really
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by Fej 6y ago
Has anyone tried canceling via certified mail?
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by Fej 6y ago
Not only that, there's a "plus" version that's both better and is now free, as it can't be updated anymore via Google Play. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.srowen.bs....
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by Fej 6y ago
I am on Fios in northeast NJ, issues with some services (Netflix) but not others (Google except significant variance in ping times, Bing, AWS).
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by Fej 6y ago
The million dollar question is, how do we know which brands are the good ones? Is there a community which tackles this sort of problem alone? The best I have found so far is to find the community surrounding a type of product, especially on
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Neopets Is Still a Thing and It's Exposing Sensitive Data(securityledger.com)
1 points by Fej 6y ago|0 comments
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by Fej 6y ago
Many cups which appear wax-coated are in fact coated with plastic.
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by Fej 6y ago
> Not much of it actually helps me. Neither do TV or movies for the most part; there are many examples of high art in those formats but the most popular examples thereof are hardly at all intellectually gratifying, educational, or otherw
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by Fej 6y ago
I loved Live when I had a chance to use it, but to quote the professor I had at the time - it's "so bloody expensive". As an amateur, it's extremely hard to justify the doubling of the price of FL. (The $100 edition of
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by Fej 6y ago
Google Takeout https://takeout.google.com/
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by Fej 6y ago
YouTube generates $15b in revenue on ads, plus YouTube Premium memberships [1] and so the cost of storing and serving all of the data would also have to total in the billions, after paying ad revenue to creators as well as other costs. That
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by Fej 6y ago
YouTube allows free video uploads and ingests an incredible amount of content every day. Most of that content won't make any money, or just pennies, and yet they're storing it for free. They're not running out of space. In re
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by Fej 6y ago
How far back is HP going with these firmware updates? Or are they only updating models that they are currently selling? They've been doing this since at least 2016, but whether they've gone back farther than that is of interest.
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by Fej 6y ago
Has there been any movement on this front since 2016? I've also heard of these security issues with Mint, since around that time, but it's been four years and I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt that it's poss
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by Fej 6y ago
There will be a media query, prefers-contrast, but it's a question mark as to when browsers will implement it.
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by Fej 6y ago
She's a League player as well. https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1282876094698401794?s=20 > Definitely. Right-wing twitter is child’s play compared to inting 13 year olds
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by Fej 6y ago
Thank you very much for your analysis and explanation. I was a happy customer and would recommend them to almost anyone, up until a few minutes ago. There was always a nagging voice in the back of my head - "their backup encryption can
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by Fej 6y ago
It's not even just that Excel is Turing-complete. It's that Excel is widely used and is its own programming language with a comprehensive standard library, and I don't mean VBA - entering the = character in a cell opens up a
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by Fej 6y ago
I'm a New Jerseyan and I like our full-service gas since it reduces spillage, but if it were actually cheaper to have an attendant, wouldn't every station nationwide have one by now?
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by Fej 6y ago
It's absolutely for the latency, it's almost a faux pas to play the games I mentioned online at a high level without an Ethernet adapter (since there's a decent chance you'll get a match with others who are). Additionall
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by Fej 6y ago
For games that require low latency, such as twitch shooters and (traditional) fighting games, a wired connection is indispensable. I don't think the "hardcore" platforms will ever remove it. Regarding Nintendo, while they&#x2
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by Fej 6y ago
> my favorite part is the PS5 consumer friendly expandable storage This is a pattern, the PS3 and PS4 both had end-user accessible bays which contain a 2.5" HDD. Any drive can be formatted even from blank using the console's sa
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by Fej 6y ago
The PS4 has one of my favorite little touches like this. Accessing the 2.5" bay on the original PS4 is done by sliding off the cover of one of the four quadrants. The HDD caddy is held down by one screw. Not sure about the Slim and Pro
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by Fej 6y ago
Epic did for a time only distribute their game through their launcher, available only as an APK from their website, but they eventually capitulated to Google's policies and listed Fortnite on the Play Store. They did this because it is

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