eumoria

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by eumoria 4y ago
It's an interesting phenomenon; at its core is the "correct" idea that gas stoves aren't the most efficient and lead to indoor pollution but it is such a negligible problem that the effort put into legislation against it
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by eumoria 4y ago
Yea this is a GitHub repository that is an advertisement to purchase a book.
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by eumoria 5y ago
McNamara basically admits this himself in the documentary The Fog of War: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fog_of_War It's worth a watch but it's very soft on him and his role. Still a very good documentary.
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by eumoria 5y ago
Freaks me out this article says over and over [...] large enough for a person to enter. I'm not going in there. That's scary.
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by eumoria 5y ago
I've had 0 problems *but I am working on very new hardware that the manufacturer already claims support for Win11. I dislike the interface changes but I haven't liked changes since Windows 7 so I'm just in grumpy old man terr
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by eumoria 5y ago
Monkey Island on the MT-32 is amazing. I believe it was composed on that device but it's such an awesome sound.
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by eumoria 5y ago
The Magnasanti video he references brought back some memories. Very fun video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTJQTc-TqpU
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by eumoria 5y ago
Absolutely, sorry about that.
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by eumoria 5y ago
Thank you new account praising TikTok and saying HN is a waste of time and proving my point. I didn't ask "what's there to hate" but rather almost NO posts on HN get critical praise for an invasive social media app. Wow.
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by eumoria 5y ago
The endless praise for TikTok here is very confusing. I don't think it's in bad faith the account age of the commenters all seem normal and the like. I don't have any strong hatred of TikTok myself but usually HN are a privac
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by eumoria 6y ago
I'm sure this is already known but no one else has mentioned it, you don't boot into recovery mode anymore with Command+R. New M1 mini you just hold down the power button. I know that's not people's issue here but just t
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by eumoria 6y ago
in northern Brooklyn with FiOS and I had issues ~11am-12pm
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by eumoria 6y ago
Think you're likely correct I'm not directly in the market for a purpose built Linux machine yet I know the name System76. This closure notice is the first time I've heard of ZaReason.
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by eumoria 6y ago
The Lenovo P52 models I ordered for my company have a physical slider that covers the camera. This is the 100% sure way nothing can see out of it. Too bad the microphone doesn't have the same level of assuredness. But it's also Le
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by eumoria 6y ago
The 'CableCard' system where I lived was pretty big during the TiVO era before cable companies started providing their own DVR systems. You had to get 2 cards one for each tuner card in the TiVO and they would constantly fail and
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by eumoria 7y ago
Yubikeys can do FIDO along with storing a static complex password. I know android phones can lock with a password so it seems possible but it would be extremely clunky to have to plug in your key every time you unlock your phone.
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by eumoria 7y ago
Jokes that hit too close to home are hard to take.
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by eumoria 7y ago
"ALF was alternately referred to as "a Teddy Ruxpin bear that [looks like he] was horribly disfigured by a revolving door""
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by eumoria 7y ago
Little outside of the topic but: “We expect a quick—and possibly intemperate—response from the White House, and consequently expect a more rapid escalation of trade tensions.” Haha, really? No one would expect a intemperate response out of
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by eumoria 8y ago
"80% of the US federal tax revenue came from the south while most spending benefited the north" That's super interesting was it mostly from cash crops? What benefits were paid to the north exclusively from that?
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by eumoria 8y ago
The Jaguar I-Pace does this [1]. It's the stupidest thing. [1] https://electrek.co/2018/03/07/jaguar-i-pace-artificial-moto...
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by eumoria 8y ago
Especially in the sentence prior to it where it says "the ATM started disgorging cash without either man touching it" What's the bank card for if they just stood there and it spit money out in a timed fashion?
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by eumoria 8y ago
any source/information on this? news to me would love to know more
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by eumoria 8y ago
Yea I figured this may be mentioned, it's the same in the UK they were running very old train stock of the same vintage until (I think) this year? I know it's also not the only problem but both the Japanese and UK cartridges aren&
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by eumoria 8y ago
I don't mind paying a man to sit at the head of the train even if they're autonomous. I also don't believe making all the lines CBTC are going to solve the core issues of breakdowns outside of an ancient signaling system. Som
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by eumoria 8y ago
As another user stated Startech makes one and I use it as a technician. It's not fast at all... it's mainly for recovery when you don't have a motherboard with an available M.2 slot you can still pull the data off it. For tha
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by eumoria 8y ago
Because it isn't possible for them to make sure all jurisdictional compliance is there. Do they have an FFL? Does the person they're selling to across state lines also allowed to accept? They're just covering their asses; it&
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by eumoria 8y ago
6 months ago is 'vintage' to them. How old was the laptop?
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by eumoria 8y ago
At the bottom of their product page is the "recommended accessory" of a 10GbE card. I would call it necessary myself.
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by eumoria 9y ago
Yea that was the big break in compatibility. There's also many applications that were written for the specific hardware and many undocumented features (hacks) on 95/98 that modern Windows cannot handle.

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