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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
My gas stove has 4 D-sized Batteries underneath, haven't replaced them in nearly a decade. For the less fortunate, if you don't own a single spark source to light a gas fire in your house it's highly likely you have far great
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Please put in minimal effort yourself before demanding it of others in one sentence? This took 30 seconds: #1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superprotect > "Superprotect" was the name for a superuser tool
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> solutions other then HEPA filter A basic indoor water fountain captures quite a lot of indoor pollution, to the point that it's likely far more energy and cost efficient than pumping air through a disposable filter. There's p
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> Have I missed something? The first chapter of the whitepaper? [1] There's two sides entering a contractual agreement around energy consumption. [1] Section 1.2 - https://efforce.io/WP_ENG_V1.pdf
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Nextcloud Hub does all of this: https://nextcloud.com/hub/
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Simultaneous AP/Managed mode is available on RPI3 and RPI Zero W boards, I'm not sure about the others models.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
The server is a python script, why couldn't it run on OpenWRT?
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
The comments you have attracted are hilarious. It's not worth even attempting to initiate dialogue with such type of people. Here is the Chinese high speed rail built in the last decade, it is not propaganda, it's literally someth
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Is that after clicking the download button on the linked page in the OP?
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> the numbers all are dodgy > There’s a three day lag in the data Do you truly need deaths as they happen by the minute?
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> one hand tied behind its back Plot-twist: They don't want awareness because western cyber capabilities are far and beyond the best the in the world. We hack ourselves and each other constantly. Most are aware of China/NK&#x2F
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
For anyone not using Mac's, there's a few text-to-speech offerings online if you are ok with the privacy implications of sending that data to a 3rd party. Use it a lot for public conversational threads and mailing lists that I am
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
The best thing about HN is that comments like these can never be deleted. I collect them like Pokemon. It's been nearly a decade now and there's certainly many to look back on. From experience people either double down or feign ig
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Captcha has been easily defeated programmatically for years. https://github.com/dessant/buster
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> to a totalitarian government Have you actually ever visited China? The US incarcerates, bombs and has more murders (^apart from a few 3rd world hellholes) per capita than anywhere else. What type of government do you call that? "G
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Tether is literally a short on bitcoin that is quick and cheap to transact in, it is keeping the price down rather than up. There's only 21 million bitcoins, but there's infinite tether. People really need to take a step back from
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> But evvvveryone spies on everyone The NSA has a budget bigger than entire countries economic output. Not everyone spies on everyone to the same extent. Not everyone breaks their own laws constantly to the same extent. Not everyone hide
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> You are funding the development of open source phones You're funding a FOSS operating system and a phone with some security features. We already have dozens of open source mobile OS's, the hardware design is still proprietary
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> Thus, Apple acted in good faith to maximize the battery life on these older devices. The reason is technical, so it's hard to communicate this in a way that all consumers can understand. Yes, they failed at this. Look at all the c
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
I'll go with the normalisation of curtailing freedoms on a whim. Sweden managed to just ask their citizens to behave properly and it worked.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Why does this feel like one of these numerous HN posts that will not stand the test of time a few years later. I can do a better job than many in SF for half the price. Have already spent close to a decade waking up early for US west coast
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
This seems like an excellent gofundme cause, I'll chip in for him and his family to go cross-continental while happily smiling for the cameras.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> would rather let the leadership grow old and senile than promote a competent person Sounds a tad familiar? The US just elected the oldest President ever, who has spent decades in government. Honestly confused by Americans pretending th
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Out of the box LE make it hard to actually achieve that most basic of calendar fails.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
UX advice for UI designers giving advice to software developers: Get a free cert from https://letsencrypt.org/ so my basic half-assed digital defenses don't block your site. I'm not clicking through until you do s
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> This does not inspire confidence in their product. Proudly using PBKDF2 in 2019 while presenting oneself as an expert on key derivation functions is the real red flag. It's time to move on. We finished the PHC in 2015, there'
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
My brother is a commercial pilot and I think many people would be terrified of how many issues routinely arise on a normal flight if they were told about them. When everything double/triple redundancy and procedures are so regimented i
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> It’s how Islamic State managed to establish themselves in the first place. No that was widely credited to the power vacuum created by the United States of America when they publicly hanged the President of Iraq for all the Muslim world
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
A win that could have happened 15 years earlier with a tiny fraction of war spending put into R&D. What a waste.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Why is this comment greyed out? It's an entirely valid question to arrive at.

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