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by gergles 6y ago
FWIW the only commercially-available MoCA 2.5 product I've found that you can actually buy as an end user is the one at gocoax.com (not affiliated.) I've been very happy with their product.
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by gergles 6y ago
Any chance we could get the link changed to something that doesn't have a Google loginwall? I'm not going to sign in to a Google account to read a bug report.
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by gergles 6y ago
In addition to being NSFW, it's also a print, and I would be annoyed if I got it and didn't realize that. I think it's very easy to skip the line that says "limited edition print" especially given the material descr
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by gergles 6y ago
Everyone can't. You can adjust the privacy settings such that you have to add someone to your Telegram contacts before they can discover you are on Telegram. It's easily done in Telegram's privacy settings. This is a primary
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by gergles 6y ago
And of course they're not working with insurance companies or anything to make this accessible to anyone outside the HCOL bubble who have giant amounts of disposable income to sign up for an unknown commitment to a $130 a month "m
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Upgrading Messaging on Android in the U.S. with RCS(blog.google)
1 points by gergles 7y ago|0 comments
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by gergles 7y ago
It's not in the keychain. You can back up /var/db/lockdown, though.
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by gergles 7y ago
There are 64 bit versions of the Microsoft Office apps. Do they not work in Catalina?
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by gergles 7y ago
This is true (the royalty varying on the size of the memory) but the royalty was also significantly higher if there was any custom hardware involved on the cart - specifically because you actually had to purchase the "Game Pak" fr
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by gergles 7y ago
No, of course not. All numbers texted do, when you start a new conversation thread (to check if the number is enrolled in iMessage), though.
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by gergles 7y ago
Yet they did it anyway, so it sounds like they sure did make the determination on what's good or bad, just accompanied with some hand-wringing in a blog post. Real humility would have been not making the decision and instead lobbying
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by gergles 7y ago
It changed, but not really that recently. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web... Note specifically the step where the addon must be signed before it can be installed in this fash
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by gergles 7y ago
Tesla's network is not open-access, there is authentication involved so that even if you implement the physical standard you can't use their chargers without their consent.
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by gergles 7y ago
Google still isn't the seller of record, though. > Note: All bookings are made with the relevant airline or online travel agency.
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by gergles 7y ago
Regrettably, nobody bothers to mention that JavaScript is really what's to blame for all of this. If unnecessary use of JavaScript earned the same sort of derision that "best viewed in IE 6" banners did, we wouldn't be w
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by gergles 7y ago
I imagine you’re being downvoted because your post comes across as another smug designer/product person saying “I know better than you, you uneducated philistine”, with a side of “you just haven’t seen it done right and your personal e
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by gergles 7y ago
You left out the portion of the article that says only apps you built yourself don't need to be signed/notarized. Apps distributed over the Internet, like, you know, the ones we're talking about, must be notarized according t
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by gergles 7y ago
Today, on July 9, 2019, yes you are not forced to be part of the developer program. Apple has announced that is changing very soon[0] and you attacking everyone who already knows this as 'conspiracy theorists' is kind of insulting
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by gergles 7y ago
I really think whoever approves these to go on the Google blog needs to cut the Newspeak titles of these announcements, as it seems like they are almost always saying the exact opposite of the title in the article. Nerfing adblockers does n
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by gergles 7y ago
Click "report a problem" in the invoice link they email you after a purchase. It isn't very obvious.
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by gergles 7y ago
The cheap one supports add-on sensors, it just doesn't include any.
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by gergles 7y ago
> I’m a Works with Nest developer. Will I be able to access and control Nest devices moving forward? > No. The Actions on Google Smart Home platform does not provide open API access to Nest devices, so it cannot be used to access and
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by gergles 7y ago
Don't worry, you can fix all of this by joining the ReturnPath Protection Racket™^W^W "Sender Certification Program" that will let you pay to guarantee your mail ends up in the Inbox at all the major players.
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by gergles 7y ago
> (although it would cool to have a poem as the private key) Apple does this with Mac OS X. The System Management Controller contains a key, and the "Dont Steal Mac OS X" kernel extension (which checks for that key) contains a
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Windows 3.1 Flash Edition(sakamoto.pl)
49 points by gergles 7y ago|4 comments
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by gergles 7y ago
Check out flightmemory.com. It isn't automated, but it does have a thriving community around saving and analyzing the information you mentioned.
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by gergles 8y ago
Being able to vote. Consular services. The American military keeping the peace worldwide. You can quibble over the value of these services, but there are logical reasons why countries may want to tax overseas citizens who retain citizenship
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by gergles 8y ago
There is no feedback loop for most mail you don't want. Anything "standard" (or "STD") in the postage area will just be thrown away if you put it back in the mail stream. You'll also have to deal with every cat
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by gergles 8y ago
You can actually get a remarkably accurate prescription with no feedback at all.[1] You've almost certainly done this before as part of an eye exam. (Look in this machine at the balloon.) The refraction portion of the eye exam is the l
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by gergles 8y ago
And it's been "coming later" since at least this time last year when it was called eul.

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