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acquacow
3mo ago
Now I just need an ad-free save the doggo from the bees site. =)
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acquacow
4mo ago
Yeah, that was OPM...twice.
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acquacow
1y ago
I'm still using an OG Gen1 64GB iPad for movies/etc when traveling. The battery does just fine and easily survives watching a full movie or two.
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acquacow
1y ago
You should be able to do a 2gig + 4gig stick combo. That's what I have in my 2008 Macbook pro, it runs 6GB just fine.
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acquacow
1y ago
While the battery is glued down with adhesive, you can just soak it in some 91-99% isopropyl and that adhesive dissolves quite rapidly and the battery can be pulled right out. I had no issues doing this on my 2016.
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acquacow
1y ago
I just finished completely rebuilding a 2008 and 2010 macbook pro. The older ones are quite serviceable. This round, the speaker surrounds had cracked causing buzzing audio or no audio. I managed to ebay brand new speaker replacements and g
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acquacow
2y ago
I just finally decomm'd some supermicro X9 boards that required me to keep a copy of firefox portable and either use Java 7, or configure out some security settings on java 8, but they weren't that hard to maintain/admin. You
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acquacow
2y ago
The design is very human.
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acquacow
2y ago
>Living inside some of these small wasps was another even tinier, rarer parasite, a “hyperparasitoid” wasp known as Mesochorus cf. stigmaticus. It kills the parasitic wasp around the same time as the wasp kills the caterpillar, and emerg
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acquacow
3y ago
That hasn't even been updated since Mar 1... Edit, oh, now it has today's date, but still doesn't reflect reality.
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acquacow
3y ago
Yup, got logged out of everything about 25min ago.
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acquacow
3y ago
I wonder if this would work at all for my garlic intolerance.
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acquacow
3y ago
You can definitely buy the battery only, at least for the S21 Ultra, as I just went through that. https://www.ifixit.com/products/galaxy-s21-ultra-replacement...
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acquacow
3y ago
Now you just have to write a playbook/role that sings to you as it executes through tasks... Audible feedback during execution would be cool for some things.
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acquacow
3y ago
They have been putting features back into it each update though. We finally have the ability to ungroup open task bar entries again/etc.
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acquacow
3y ago
That certainly shouldn't be able to happen. The top of panel breaker should pop with a large enough load, and the mains on the street can handle quite a number of homes with supply. There's no way a single in-home unit should/
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acquacow
3y ago
Well, by definition, naked flash wouldn't be NVMe... so no.
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acquacow
3y ago
It's 2023, you shouldn't be using the old rsa keys anyway.
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acquacow
3y ago
Since we are discussing Lego strength here, this seems new and relevant to post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l10hJxV4SGo
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acquacow
3y ago
If you swipe a card in their store, they know everything about you...
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acquacow
3y ago
Man, Avara was so much fun back in the day for how simple it was...
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acquacow
3y ago
I do this to my garden yearly before planting. Works very well.
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acquacow
3y ago
IOPS are not throughput at all... throughput can't even be calculated until you factor in the size of the I/O request. You can have 1M IOPS at 5MB/sec if your blocks of data are small enough, like 8k... vs 100k IOPS/sec
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acquacow
4y ago
Well, it's ubuntu in a Hyper-V VM. It's a very real linux, and it runs /in/ windows vs on top of it...
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acquacow
4y ago
> SF...good deal.. There are no good deals in SF, those are probably the worst deals you can find in the country at any point in time.
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acquacow
4y ago
Jens Axboe has been working on this for a long time. I'll stand behind anything he works on =)
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acquacow
4y ago
I do federal contracting for a parent company and I get billed out around $320-350/hr as far as I can tell. I, of course, only see a fraction of that though =P
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acquacow
4y ago
That really depends on the density/surface area of the item. I mean, a standard light blub filament burns at like 3000F, but you don't really feel that.
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acquacow
4y ago
rsync to external USB HDD in my case. I cycle two 8TB externals between my home and safe deposit box for offsite storage. I swap them and then do a fresh rsync of all my jails/etc.
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acquacow
4y ago
That's still too many formatting bits for me. My weekly todos look something like this: It uses a simialr format: YYYYMMDD - Task to be done - Subtask * Note about task / Task started/half done x Task completed ie:
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