Reubachi

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by Reubachi 13d ago
There are a plethora of devices that outperform RPI in every single aspect. This has always been the case, AI proliferation or not. See the top comments in this thread for examples. Story: I spent roughly 140 USD and a 20 hours or so integr
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by Reubachi 14d ago
True, I have fallen for the classic blunder: (1) assuming a HN submission and the discussion around it is in good faith/informed on the topic (2) Arguing about said topic and not the merits of the submission/discussion
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by Reubachi 15d ago
The energy requirements for growing cotton being largely the sun, and a resource which makes up most of the universe (yes, I know water is several steps from hydrogen). ((And the tangentials like the fertilizers, dieslel etc.)) Compared to
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by Reubachi 22d ago
I'm currently integrating one for simple diagnostic readouts to integrated small touchscreen. The main goal being a retro looking display that mainly dumps ODB data/monitors, but also reads maps data to show a "waypointer&quo
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by Reubachi 28d ago
It's not just power, if it where, they'd fit a USB C rechargable cell in there. Its still a cheap casio resin watch at the end of the day. If this where to be able to push/pull notifications, the watch would be completely dif
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by Reubachi 28d ago
The G shocks have the same new abysmal backlight. I bought one with a slick (new) dark red face....which lights up bright pink from the one white LED on the left side of the face. Even in the marketing/landing page for this watch which
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by Reubachi 29d ago
Of all the things "smart watches" do, the one thing beyond time that most people actually perceive daily is their tracked steps. IE; My apple watch ais the only one that goes out of it's way to make sure I know my steps for t
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by Reubachi 1mo ago
HN and other comment/article aggregation tools use votefuzzing to obfuscate the API to deter spambots. Not saying that's happening here, but 99 times out of a 100 it's either a spambot or the autofuzz, not someone deriding yo
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by Reubachi 1mo ago
I appreciate your experience/take on gaming. If you where to start gaming again (at least, as the current vendors intend) you'd find that the bugs you had to account for in the 80s have been (generally speaking) resolved as a byp
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by Reubachi 2mo ago
It certainly is helpful to understand the mindset of a person who: a.) their hobby is to play competitive games which mandate kernel level (or similar intrusive anti-cheat) b.) either accepts the requirements or builds sufficient security g
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by Reubachi 3mo ago
Gosh that one got me good. I haven't had a genuine chuckle from a post on here in ages, nevermind one that's from a a CEO of a multibillion dollar firm, who's presentation I was up until that point more or less agreeing with.
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by Reubachi 3mo ago
My 4 year old (maybe 5?) work laptop has 3 usb C ports. My macbook is all usb c, and my home media/gaming PC has a mix and match. All my cables I would connect to my home PC/macbook are USB C. IE bluetooth adaptor, sd card adaptor
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by Reubachi 3mo ago
I get what you mean and it's certainly true, but he UI of either product can be simplified or bloated in a quarter by infra/development. The real value of letterbox'd is it's community and "pop culture" relevan
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by Reubachi 3mo ago
The visa requires licensing/registrations and token investments, all aside from the cost of purchasing a home in Osaka.
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by Reubachi 4mo ago
While working for a broadcasting/networking integration gig, we designed, assembled and field-terminated thousands of copper and fibre runs from 1/2 ft to football field lengths. The amount of time required to terminate a copper c
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by Reubachi 4mo ago
My underinformed take. The American economy and larger global investment market/rigging is ...speculative and a sham. And it's no longer the 80's/90s, the US is falling behind in most emerging fields of science, standard
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by Reubachi 4mo ago
As an American, it is not true that most people don't have passports. There are currently 180 million and change active issued passport to US citizens.
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by Reubachi 6mo ago
Conversly in east, wettest/snowiest jan-march on recent record. Today, april second, we got snow in coastal new hampshire. Which of course isn't an antithesis to the lack of snow in the west, and likely is literally the flip side
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by Reubachi 6mo ago
"Mr. Foreman was not at home during the 2002 police raid, but a security camera system and his wife, using her cellphone, recorded the “faces and bodies” of the officers while they were on the property, according to the lawsuit" &
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by Reubachi 6mo ago
Twice I have relied on mine and neighbors ring camera for proof hat I did not cause damage to my vehicle on insurance claims, and was instead another driver(s)/hit and runner(s). Wether insurance went after those people for the claims
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by Reubachi 7mo ago
A question, per your final comment on being available to answer questions: What do you feel is the benefit to the community for this that isn't offered by native blocking/existing extensions? I ask not out of malice, I ask because
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by Reubachi 7mo ago
That is simple, that one (very cool) interactive matrix only has that one output description regardless of the input. The effect is clear either way
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by Reubachi 7mo ago
I am in a similar area IE; usual coldest is low 20s, often sits around 32-38f. But have oft worked outside in consistent cold snaps from negatives to 10f or so, also on boats/the docks. working in dry extreme cold is infinitely worse
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by Reubachi 7mo ago
With all due respect, I could not imagine one thing, nor a dozen, that would involve me fiddling with my phone while on a commute of any length. I say this having both a vehicle with wireless carplay, and another where I need to manually co
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by Reubachi 7mo ago
those handheld propane torches, oft used for weedburning on asphault/concrete, are very good for clearing "post snow clean up ice patches, IE tire treads that iced over, foot prints. Not useful for snow as you'll quickly be s
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by Reubachi 7mo ago
I almost can't beleive adults are having this conversation. You have never been sitting at a light, and see everone around you with their heads down, while the light has been green for 4 seconds? Inverse, Have you ever been rear ende
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by Reubachi 9mo ago
Of course money is real. Any financial movements humans make + the sovereignty of our respective states are completely beholden to purchasing power parity via the modern economy. The "spent billions" isn't about me/my co
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by Reubachi 9mo ago
At the risk of making a comment that goes against HN comment guidelines; "Rio de 28 Old Women" sounds like a theme park ride.
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by Reubachi 9mo ago
I assure you, there is no more layoffs to do at any auto manufacturer that will effect the bottom line. IF that is the problem, the brands dead anyways. I assure you that the biggest cost to VW, Ford, JLR, Renault etc is: 1. Building/i
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by Reubachi 9mo ago
A question. If you think AI use by students to "bypass homework" is anything remotely approaching a problem, then I must ask you how you felt/feel about: - University being cost prohibitive to 90 percent of all humans as fina

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