MVorlm

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by MVorlm 2y ago
And like most security measures, humans are the weak link. The scanning system did mark the barcode as already used/invalid, but the staff assumed it was a glitch and let them on.
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by MVorlm 3y ago
If anyone wants a video of it in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdD0yMS40a0 [Linus Tech Tips]
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Kaleidoscope 4(kaleidoscope.app)
2 points by MVorlm 3y ago|2 comments
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by MVorlm 3y ago
New features include: * Syntax Coloring * Debugger Integration The app is now a paid subscription($14/month).
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by MVorlm 3y ago
https://chipolo.net/en-us/products/category/chipolo-spot https://www.apple.com/shop/product/HQF72ZM/A/chipolo-card-sp... I own one, and it works just like an airtag and ap
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by MVorlm 3y ago
A self-aware click-bait title is still click-bait.
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by MVorlm 3y ago
In two places. The web client takes _minutes_ to load the artist page. It's slow enough that I get the Firefox warning stating that the page is slowing down Firefox. The web client (seemingly) doesn't load the song/tracklist
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by MVorlm 3y ago
As someone currently running a Navidrome instance with 40k songs...yeah, I wouldn't wish that on anyone(horrible performance), but it is an option I suppose.
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by MVorlm 4y ago
To be clear, ELI5 isn't a "meme" nor does it mean literally explain something to an actual 5 year old[1]. In reality, it means explain something in plan language without insider terms/definitions. [1] https://
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by MVorlm 4y ago
It still doesn't save state between reloads or prevent accidentally page refreshes and that makes me sad(still)
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by MVorlm 4y ago
GDPR does not fix this situation. There are cut-outs in GDPR that allows companies to store data for longer. Financial/billing/taxes fall under that category.
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It is physically impossible to exceed the weight limit for a Small Flat Rate Box(twitter.com)
376 points by MVorlm 4y ago|244 comments
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by MVorlm 5y ago
GOAT isn't obscure or domain specific and is a very common acronym used online for almost anything competitive and doesn't need any more explanation.
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by MVorlm 5y ago
Looks an interesting app and does solve a pain point I encounter semi-frequently. I'm usually not one to comment on prices of applications, but $50/$100 for such a small utility is pretty steep. At 20 dollars I may even buy for it
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by MVorlm 5y ago
It's not. There's _no_ law that dictates battery size. 100Whr is the largest size you can take on airlines. Economically, no laptop manufacturer is going to make a laptop you can't take on a plane.
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by MVorlm 5y ago
In case anyone is curious. ColdFusion did a video on her: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64xcgvEJ3Ys
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Your Product Sucks: Apple Music on macOS Review(daringfireball.net)
5 points by MVorlm 5y ago|1 comments
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by MVorlm 6y ago
min(ch, ...) is the most interesting and potentially useful thing I've learned! I'm now off to learn more about this magical "ch" unit.
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by MVorlm 6y ago
"Now, replace the 'White candidates only' with 'Australian residents only,' and you have a real example of thousands of modern job ads shared around the web every day." That's an outrageous and insidious c
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by MVorlm 6y ago
I have a "New Toyota", and I was asked before it started uploading data for insurance.
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by MVorlm 6y ago
10 minutes is the the milestone for "mid-roll" ads. As far as I can tell, this video has no ads in the middle.
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by MVorlm 6y ago
For those interested, here's the longer podcast version: https://pca.st/2tg49vsr [1H 21M]
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Apple Responds to Your Comments [Interview with Craig Federigh](youtube.com)
11 points by MVorlm 6y ago|2 comments
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by MVorlm 6y ago
This is incorrect information. H1B "Status" and H1B "Visa" are two separate things. A common immigration path is F1(Student) -> OPT -> H1B Status. If the person was already in the US(because they're going to a
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by MVorlm 6y ago
There's no "stealing" or theft here. Based on this article, and the comments on this thread, advertising is part of the package/contract. Restaurants can simply not partner with these services.
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by MVorlm 6y ago
Not the original commenter but I agree that no service is permanent. That's why any service marketing themselves as such raises an eyebrow from me.
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What Games Are Like for Someone Who Doesn't Play Games(youtube.com)
5 points by MVorlm 7y ago|0 comments
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by MVorlm 7y ago
I don't know. I'm not the one who asked the question. I'm simply clarifying what someone asked. Alternatively, they could be asking for 'wired' in the where there's a central base station, and each individual h
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by MVorlm 7y ago
The op clearly means a traditional wired service like Google Fibre. E.g 'SpaceX Fibre'
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by MVorlm 7y ago
Agreed. If this actually has the polish + features it promises then it's worth _far_ more than what's quoted on the KS page. $80-100 dollars minimum.

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