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fanatic2pope
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fanatic2pope
3d ago
Aimmunity
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4d ago
Toast, can you hear me? This is Clem Fandango.
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9d ago
You can get USB controlled CEC injectors for HDMI. https://www.pulse-eight.com/p/104/usb-hdmi-cec-adapter
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14d ago
Once a year I go through my photos and select my favourites and have them printed to paper. Using Google's print service (as an example) you can spend about $80 to have 150 photos printed into a book. If you do this once a year you w
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23d ago
A TV without software sounds like a dream. Just give me a working HDMI-in port and I'll take care of the rest, thanks!
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2mo ago
Working now.
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2mo ago
FWIW your link comes up as a blank black page on Firefox/Linux.
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2mo ago
Except for that one hit movie (Rumble in the Bronx) when Vancouver stood in for New York. https://imgur.com/a/jr1KARI
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3mo ago
I wonder how far we are away from people being arrested for holding up blank pieces of paper.
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3mo ago
If they just abandon them then a subsequent administration can simply re-activate them without being forced to spend even more money.
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3mo ago
Umm, yes? The funding was put in place because of the problem.
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3mo ago
This type of concern could be ameliorated through the proper application of consumer protection laws concerning privacy and the right to modify and repair the things we own. The US doesn't want China to be able to spy on drivers becau
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3mo ago
I really enjoyed Newgrange in Ireland. It's huge, you can go inside it and as part of the tour they turn out the lights and simulate what it looks like on the solstice. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newgrange
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3mo ago
Alberticide
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4mo ago
What are you hiring for?
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4mo ago
This is a naive response to the concerns Tim has expressed, and displays a deep lack of critical thinking around how the decline of the US' status in the world is impacting it's role as the home of "cutting edge technology&qu
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4mo ago
Watching cat videos feels a lot like that.
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4mo ago
In the case of Bambu you'd want to do this to prevent surprises like your printer from randomly starting to print due to a "cloud error". https://www.techradar.com/pro/did-your-3d-printer-start-prin...
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4mo ago
I gave up on real time synchronization and I just do manual periodic bulk downloads. In my case using google takeout, but I'm sure Apple lets you do the same thing.
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4mo ago
We are, it's just very unevenly distributed.
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4mo ago
A couple of ballrooms. Maybe half an Iran war or a Venezuelan coup or two?
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5mo ago
Or "Linux Gold Corp". https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/LNXGF/
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6mo ago
Very cool. Along the same lines the EPIC::DSCOVR mission has been taking photos of the earth since, I believe, around 2015. https://epic.gsfc.nasa.gov/
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6mo ago
Earth's "radio bubble" is well over 100 light years across now. If there are aliens out there, they are probably already on their way to ask us in person why Ross, the largest Friend, doesn't simply eat the others.
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6mo ago
For just the basics, self-hosting of git can be pretty easy. I use gitolite on a VPS. https://gitolite.com/gitolite/
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6mo ago
Funny enough I was eating a Sumo as I came across your comment. They are certainly very tasty, but for the price (which is high at least here in Ohio) I much prefer the tartness of a traditional in-season California satsuma.
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7mo ago
Less offensive than a completely meaningless forced "please" and "thank you" coming from an employee who only does it because if they don't they are punished.
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FWIW the "rule of law" is a reference to the idea that the law should be applied equally to everyone regardless of their position in society, and has nothing to do with the crime rate. https://www.uscourts.gov/educ
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7mo ago
Maybe not by humans, but definitely by the various things living in your compost pile.
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7mo ago
Cool project. I solved a problem (not really the same problem as this, mind you) for my family using a much older technology. I bought a big pane of glass from the hardware store, built a wooden frame for it with a shelf for an eraser an
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