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by instaclay 17d ago
Move the S to the beginning of the word.
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by instaclay 1y ago
They're saying if there's a school bus inside of a narrow corridor, that a prudent driver would slow down and use caution IN ANY CIRCUMSTANCE. They're obviously not arguing that the car shouldn't stop with a sign deploye
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by instaclay 1y ago
I'll be ecstatic if my iron filter lasts 40 years. I saw in another post that a person said there's a difference between "device dependent" and "device augmented" that really resonated with me. There's dim
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by instaclay 1y ago
Oh sweet. Delicious. Very reassuring. Was really hoping this thing was going to be device agnostic. My 2015 car had 3g "smart" features that no longer work since 3g has been sunset in the US. Awesome to see forward thinking of a
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by instaclay 1y ago
I have a iron filter that works via app. All configs can be done with button presses on the valve but in a much more tedious process/workflow. It connects via bluetooth and not WiFi. If the company goes belly up, I'd just need t
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by instaclay 2y ago
Hot take. I for one, am, and will always be, forever grateful for government cheese.
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by instaclay 2y ago
Hard disagree. You can't win. > (but you will lose a lot of stopping power) Source? Look up demos on ABS anywhere on the web. You'd be hard pressed to find a professional driver defeating the stopping distance of ABS against
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by instaclay 2y ago
It might be an expectation of a corporation to attempt to stay in business. I will concede that. It's harder to say that I can't blame them for doing so in underhanded ways. Expectation and blame are not married. Just yesterday
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by instaclay 2y ago
Of course I do. The fight should be fought within a reasonable expectation that it isn't impeding the progress of mankind. These aren't living entities that I should feel sympathy for after all. The idea that when they cease to
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by instaclay 2y ago
I have a 2022 LGTV that asks for spooky permissions. One permission is is ad telemetry. I had it connected through a PiHole for ad blocking my network and noticed it contacting an ad-telemetry endpoint, even though I have that permission
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by instaclay 2y ago
The massage on the surface: "We want to make sure these signatures are real. We want to protect these democratic processes." The message: "We know who you are. We know where you work. We know where you sleep. We know how y
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by instaclay 2y ago
Not to mention that... If Thomas Edison didn't invite the light bulb, we'd all go to bed at sundown! (sarcasm, obviously)
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by instaclay 2y ago
Same. I actually have 2! They're cheaper than computers and easier to manage. I also happen to have 2 kids. Maybe that's a coincidence, but it probably isn't!
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by instaclay 2y ago
I still have an old WiiU in my entertainment center exactly because of the robust homebrew community behind it. It has no doubt saved many WiiU consoles from going into the bin. We need to do better.
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by instaclay 3y ago
It seems like this isn't new? It happened in the US, on Jan 1, 2023. My car, a 2015 Hyundai, has been without app support since the beginning of 2023. Some vehicles effected were only 4 years old at the time, being manufactured with
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by instaclay 3y ago
I have a push-button car made by Hyundai and one made by Nissan. Both can be turned on with the fob inside the vehicle. You can then leave the key behind and drive away. The dashboard will immediately warn you that a key is not present (a
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by instaclay 3y ago
Oh, I have no plans of not drinking RO water because of this article. It was just interesting to me. Whole Foods water is very likely RO water too. Both my water and a grocery store water source are probably going to be very comparable a
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by instaclay 3y ago
That's what I was thinking. This makes me think my system is less safe than I thought. BUMMER!! This poster's cost drop on the $2/5Gal made me go down the cost analysis train on my own system. I setup my own robust RO syste
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by instaclay 3y ago
I was also curious about this. Maybe the keyless entry computer stays awake to try to sync with a fob and then sleeps on success? If a user chooses not to use a fob at all, maybe it stays awake indefinitely trying to find a key to sync wit
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by instaclay 4y ago
This is a piece of art (satire) that explores a concept as a sci-fi world-building exercise. Not a proposal or something actual. Worldbuilding Reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/worldbuilding/comments/zg
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by instaclay 4y ago
I use two P2715Q's as my daily drivers for the past 6 years. They're good. They suffer from some image persistence but it's been forgivable. Some coworkers have got the same display and say they don't have the persiste
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by instaclay 4y ago
St. Paul also: https://www.ever-greenenergy.com/project/district-energy-st-...
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by instaclay 4y ago
I have ubiquity cameras around my property and they work great. I initially had just a UVC-NVR but upgraded to the DreamMachine. I had headaches at first because my DreamMachine's SATA port was faulty and had a poor connection to the
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by instaclay 5y ago
> I'm the odd-man out to err on the side of "not-fear". I'm not sure what this means. So you got the vaccine then because you're not afraid of it, right? Or you didn't get the vaccine because you're n
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by instaclay 6y ago
I'm 99% certain they never called their father a bad person.
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by instaclay 7y ago
I feel like pointing out cause and effect isn't a threat unless you're trying to play victim to it. * "If you run around the pool, you may slip and fall." * "If you charge me for this stay, I will use it, and that m
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by instaclay 10y ago
Hah! Yeah I would think so, but he also transferred the Applecare warranty license to my name through Apple support while we were at the coffee shop.
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by instaclay 10y ago
This is exactly how I got my 2.5k MBP for 1.5k on CraigsList. I think it's great personally. Me: "So why are you getting rid of this machine?" Craig: "Well.. I just wanted it to browse Facebook and my phone does that.&q
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by instaclay 13y ago
I don't think it's that far fetched to think of. Robotics have already replaced a lot of jobs. Faster stronger and more accurate machines doing a far better job than humans. Add the ever increasing cheap processor power to them
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What if all of humanity didn't have to work?
3 points by instaclay 13y ago|6 comments

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