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by fein 6mo ago
I've been a windows/linux/mac guy since forever (I do not care at all about the OS, I just care about getting shit done), and Windows is worse than the XP and 7 days, but not by much. A caveat here is that I'm assuming w
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by fein 6mo ago
> but they've all made major compromises Not entirely sure about that. With the coupons/ deals HP does, I landed a brand new HP 17" (17t-cn500) laptop with a intel core ultra 5 225u, 16gb ram and the 1920x1080 fhd screen u
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by fein 1y ago
For my stereo setup, around $4000 for everything. It's also used for game emulators, kids to watch movies and cartoons, wife to watch whatever she feels like, etc. Projector (Optoma laser) - $1200 110" powered retractable projecto
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by fein 2y ago
No one (corporate) supports it unless it comes enabled by default with whatever compliance service/ plugin used on their sites. The best combo I've found so far is Waterfox + uBO. I'm sure there are others, but this works wel
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by fein 2y ago
> dip and dots Just replying for others because this confused the hell out of me until I said it out loud - Dippin' Dots, the ice cream treat you find at amusement parks.
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by fein 2y ago
Seniors had the fortunate, and unfortunate now, opportunity to grow up in a considerably more high trust society than we currently live in. I've seen multiple elderly fall for this same style of scam - in some cases it is due to aging
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by fein 2y ago
Had I been able to work on it for an entire day, it probably would have been around 3-4 hours, but took longer because I had about 30-45 mins a night and then had to clean up so the kids didn't get into the mess. The oven was down for
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by fein 2y ago
> Forcing customers to replace an entire system just because the cheapest component failed might be really profitable Just had to deal with this recently. My gas oven control panel died and one would think to replace the control panel ($
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by fein 2y ago
If they're all placebo, then yes.
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by fein 2y ago
Yes. No one learned any lessons the last time around with "put everything on the blockchain". Or maybe they did learn you can make a profit off of hype alone, but it's not making the end user or anyone else's life better
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by fein 2y ago
I assume that bitters must have a base of alcohol, but only because I'm not aware of any bitters that don't use alcohol as the solvent to create the extract.
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by fein 2y ago
Perhaps I'm being particular here, but that wouldn't be a cocktail - it would be a mixed drink (and is called such in the article) based on the definition of a cocktail at the time: "a stimulating liquor comprised of spirits
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by fein 2y ago
You aren't dealing with the enterprise site at that point - rather a public frontend that uses some enterprise-y backend. The real fun begins when you get into the actual enterprise frontends for internal use like SAP Netweaver and Sai
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by fein 2y ago
It's not online but stacher works quite well for my needs as a GUI wrapper for yt dlp. https://stacher.io/
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by fein 2y ago
I don't think I have any logs of these any more, but when I was listening on the local hospital's pager traffic, I seem to recall messages that were along the lines of [last name][room number][sexually transmitted disease test is
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by fein 2y ago
It's over the air, not even phone lines. PDW, SDRSharp, and an rtl-sdr dongle is all that's needed. And yes, there is a lot of patient info in that traffic. It's not illegal for the hospital to broadcast this, and it's n
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by fein 3y ago
And Nissan. The Diablo had 300ZX Z32 headlight clusters. There was an "eyelash" on the lambo to cover the nissan mfg logos.
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by fein 3y ago
The dog didn't scratch her, it bit her in the face. And she didn't even grab the dogs tail, she just startled it.
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by fein 3y ago
Steam deck in the bedroom, watching starwars with the wife... in the bedroom, has a pitbull, pitbull bites your infant in the face, terrible startup ideas, and the wife airs the dirty laundry on business insider - for startup reporter clou
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by fein 3y ago
I use this site fairly often to just browse stuff that comes up for bands I like. YMMV. https://www.music-map.com/shpongle
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by fein 3y ago
After brushing, just like a dentist would apply fluoride after a cleaning.
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by fein 3y ago
In a dental office they would squeeze quite a lot into the tooth trays and have it sit on your teeth for 3 mins or so, much like a fluoride treatment. At home, put some on your finger and rub it on the front and back of your teeth, let sit
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by fein 3y ago
It causes minor annoyances with ssl + maven as well, which can be fixed by -Dmaven.wagon.http.ssl.insecure=true. Well, at least they tried I guess.
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by fein 3y ago
And my question is what industries that don't have competition also don't innovate? I am not aware of nor can play devils advocate and try to imagine an example. Had deregulation not happened for airlines in the 70's, why wou
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by fein 3y ago
I don't really buy this premise at all > think about industries where there isn't much competition. Do we see similar improvements there, usually? I can't think of an industry without competition where said industry doesn&
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by fein 3y ago
The location and first football field/ stadium there predates the Cleveland Browns. It was the largest high school stadium when first built, and Akron/ Canton was the home of the largest rubber producers on the planet at the time.
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by fein 3y ago
You could probably randomly turn to just about any page in BNW or 1984 at this point and find a sentence that applies.
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by fein 3y ago
North Korea is Juche.
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by fein 3y ago
It looks like he got a drift stuck while trying to punch an eye into a piece of iron. His way of trying to free it is both mystifying and mildly infuriating. However this guy also turns functional items into useless decorative garden tools
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by fein 3y ago
It's an archive of 4chans /g/ board. Many things are discussed, many insults are leveled. Are you asking what desuarchive is or are you asking what 4chan is?

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