joecool1029

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by joecool1029 4d ago
Believe it or not at least 40 million tons of it ends up in the Amazon basin each year where it does have an effect on the plants there: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/1/1/014..
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by joecool1029 4d ago
>I think we can assume that apples and cherries are OK to eat. Apple pips are fine and why on earth would you want to crunch through a cherry stone. Black cherries (prunus serotina) I ate a whole bunch of during late summer. Much smaller
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by joecool1029 4d ago
This only appeared to happen with Safari on my end. Edge and Firefox didn't appear to have the back button hijacked here. Maybe some browsers do block the behavior now? (or maybe ublock origin blocked it, I'm not sure)
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by joecool1029 4d ago
ATT did a lot of this, android has a ‘feature’ they utilize to inflate the signal bar: https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/base/+/...
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by joecool1029 7d ago
I’ve complained upstream to them before about their (lack of) security processes making downstream distro package management more difficult: https://github.com/trezor/trezord-go/issues/293
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by joecool1029 23d ago
I'm wondering if caffeine was accounted for in this. One thing I seem to recall is peppermint tea has some inhibition of CYP1A2. I notice it's missing from the wikipedia page now, so maybe this was a flawed study or something... f
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by joecool1029 23d ago
There were some higher profile products that left this out like the original revisions of the raspberry pi 4.
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by joecool1029 24d ago
>Don't most farmers own their own farms? (or work on a corporate monstrosity farm). Why not both: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargill
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by joecool1029 1mo ago
still appears if you are in their testflight beta… weird EDIT: apparently restored to appstore according to various sources.
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by joecool1029 2mo ago
Been moving all my domains to them for a couple years now. Happy so far with them and they handle some of the harder tld’s to find a registrar for.
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by joecool1029 3mo ago
It’s good. I packaged it in my gentoo overlay and have been using it for a couple months, none of the weird issues ntfs3 had.
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by joecool1029 4mo ago
> vaultwarden is great, but password managers are security critical software that need consistent maintenance and constant updates. You’re acting like this isn’t the case already with vaultwarden? (and it’s easier to host as well, making
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by joecool1029 4mo ago
lighttpd still around too, on 1.4.82, not too much changed there.
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by joecool1029 4mo ago
To expand a little on this, Zelle and debit card transactions are covered under Regulation E: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/100... . So there’s a codified procedure for disputes, it’s ju
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by joecool1029 4mo ago
> Aren't you choosing to ignore something very specific specified in that article? Of course not, did you ignore the lines right after? “As we have moved towards broader access it has not caused problems, which we take as a good sig
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by joecool1029 4mo ago
> There's Supreme Court precedent establishing that this isn't the case. This? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Martinez-Fuer... or is there newer now? > ACLU itself had backed off it, la
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by joecool1029 4mo ago
Which they don’t respect. I’ve had it for my blog for years and they still added it to wayback machine, see my last comment for their official announcement of the ignore robots.txt policy, it is not new.
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by joecool1029 4mo ago
No, archive.org does NOT respect robots.txt. You need to reach out to them directly and ask your site not be included: https://blog.archive.org/2017/04/17/robots-txt-meant-for-sea...
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by joecool1029 4mo ago
#4 largest private land owner in the US: https://landreport.com/land-report-100#top-100 Wonder what's going to be done with it now that he's dead.
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by joecool1029 4mo ago
Hard to believe it's over 10 years since they first started pulling crap like this by downloading a binary to listen for 'OK Google' (including on chromium builds): https://lwn.net/Articles/648392/
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by joecool1029 4mo ago
Not sure that's citric acid doing that, it's probably bromelain, which can be used as a meat tenderizer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bromelain
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by joecool1029 5mo ago
> How do you deal with voltage balance when replacing one bad cell out of a whole battery? Their BMS handles this. Read their reviews a minor complaint is that it takes 24-36hr to fully rebalance all the cells.
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by joecool1029 5mo ago
Around me these Flock cameras are spreading like fleas. Also, local psycho cop incidents seem to be on the rise. Last year a veterinarian and her bf were murdered by her ex (a state trooper) that blew his brains out after[1]. Just a month a
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by joecool1029 5mo ago
They seem to have figured out some general purpose ones like B-7000 though. But yeah, agree on specialty stuff.
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by joecool1029 5mo ago
NJ got snubbed in this submission. We still have tons of independent diners (around 450 according to this article: https://www.npr.org/2024/04/01/1241959475/new-jersey-diners-... )
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by joecool1029 5mo ago
> but US tractors fall into the much less restrictive off-road category. Sometimes. Above 26HP tractors do have to have emissions controls like diesel particulate filters now. Below that they don't.
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by joecool1029 5mo ago
Random data point: Guest passes apparently still include Claude Code in their Pro trial. If they are running a test this is a really sloppy way to do it.
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by joecool1029 5mo ago
Maybe re-read parent’s comment? They were saying there are laws against libel/slander in every country, US doesn’t have such laws that would throw you behind bars. I am confident in stating the UK has much weaker free speech laws and n
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by joecool1029 5mo ago
You can actually tweet/write agreement with acts of violence and advocate for it in a general sense in the US. The legal standard is whether that speech is a threat to imminent violence (encouraging violence at a specific place and tim
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by joecool1029 5mo ago
They covered it in the apnews source. Takedowns are available but only a few bands requested it, most were supportive of the archive.

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