evanriley

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by evanriley 9mo ago
> Gah, just when you think you can trust time.nist.gov You still can... If you're that considered about 5 microseconds: Build your own Stratum 1 time server https://github.com/geerlingguy/time-pi or just use nt
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by evanriley 2y ago
I’ll second SponsorBlock. Not sure I could watch most YouTube videos without it.
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by evanriley 2y ago
You're not missing anything. This is how every company has taken advantage of rising inflation and now tariffs.
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by evanriley 2y ago
Safari has a set list of search engines, you cannot add to or remove from the list. They currently "support" safari currently by redirecting the searches that go to your chosen search engine to kagi.com with an extension.
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by evanriley 2y ago
And Kernel level anti-cheat isn't stopping them.
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by evanriley 3y ago
Are you pretending that Starlinks upfront cost of $599 and $120/mo is affordable for the community that this article is about?
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by evanriley 3y ago
You don't need any enterprise hardware to use taildrop. > - "Taildrop is only available on Synology with Tailscale v1.18.2". > - "Currently that means you need to manually install Tailscale on your Synology NAS.&qu
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by evanriley 3y ago
Why do anything if there is already someone doing it?
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by evanriley 3y ago
After seeing this happen time and time again, it's kind of a wild decision to make. So many negative reviews I see these days are about performance issues. You would think a little more time would be put into reaching at least some rea
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by evanriley 3y ago
From what I understand...they don't. Everyone that I know who participated in online dating mostly just gave up on it.
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by evanriley 3y ago
Hasn't mitchellh stepped down from a leadership role? Why would he have "the ultimate input on this decision"?
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by evanriley 3y ago
Doesn't work for all services. Some services will, if unable to charge the card,send whatever amount to collections, and now they have to deal with that.
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by evanriley 3y ago
You could say the same thing about comments and yet you still decided to post one.
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by evanriley 3y ago
Someone in Las Vegas last month lost $10,000. For the last 7 years someone has religiously purchased lottery tickets, never winning. Was gambling good for them? See, we can all play this shit game.
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by evanriley 3y ago
Hmm, what country does this happen in? I've never seen it use Low/High, only from Good to Hazardous.
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by evanriley 4y ago
> astonished Why? This is quite literally every thread involving Apple. It doesn't matter the topic of the thread, it will eventually devolve into the same shit.
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by evanriley 4y ago
OK. Great. However you said _those_ weren't good, or least not unbiased enough. So what are the unbiased, or at least better about handling bias than those they posted.
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by evanriley 5y ago
The button with shuffle set to default is still there for me on playlist, and does indeed still shuffle the playlist. If it isn't for you its possibly a bug I would guess.
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by evanriley 5y ago
I think people are getting confused, and the title of the news reports aren't helping. Spotify didn't take away the ability to shuffle on album pages, they just changed the "default". In their mobile app the large green
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by evanriley 6y ago
Shift-Command-[3,4,5]? Unless this does something that I'm not seeing, macOS has this tool builtin
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by evanriley 6y ago
You're taking one state and applying it to all. Most states don't cost $1000/year, or anywhere close to it.
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by evanriley 6y ago
I feel like I've missed why he would do that for free...
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by evanriley 6y ago
For me its even worse than Walmart. No matter how shitty it is, at least I know what I'm getting at there. With Amazon its pretty much a gamble whether or not I'm getting what I actually ordered or some cheap knock-off crap. For t
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by evanriley 6y ago
What happened to Clojure? If I remember, it was in the top 10 for most loved language, and now I don't even see it mentioned anywhere.
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by evanriley 7y ago
I have a (fairly stupid) question after reading this... Is the human brain hard-coded for vision through eyes or is it possible to a (at least similar) form of vision without eyes, or like a much less exaggerated form of sonar like Daredevi
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by evanriley 7y ago
And yet, I'm not sure I would call the majority of discussion on this website "high quality".
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by evanriley 7y ago
I don't understand these articles that are coming out recently, and I don't want to seem like I'm attacking the people who use these tools... But, its starting to feel like the people who want to use tools that allow them to
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by evanriley 7y ago
Hmm, I actually feel like you're right here. I could see them letting it go through Chapter 11. Out of curiosity, do you think they wouldn't let it even get that far to make sure they stay competitive vs Airbus?
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by evanriley 7y ago
Possible? Technically. Will it? Probably never, it's too much of a tool used by the US Government to ever go bankrupt.
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by evanriley 7y ago
> Folding it back up neatly is impossible. Leaks appear out of nowhere and are tough to patch reliably. Easily my biggest issues with any inflatable item I've ever purchased. You'll never get it back into the box it came in, an

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