mparlane

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by mparlane 8mo ago
Yes, sadly they are legitimate emails so its hard to block them. The problem seems to be on zendesk side where they are accepting any email as the source of the ticket and simply replying to that email with the contents of the ticket. Appar
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by mparlane 2y ago
Because it returns a 301 moved permanently with a header of location: https://one.one.one.one/
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by mparlane 3y ago
Gorillaz owe their sound to the Omnichord https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wn0NtSNeQEQ
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by mparlane 3y ago
Does this finding affect Shor's Algorithm which I only learnt about last night from Veritasium ?
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by mparlane 4y ago
I imagine the consumers who took their products home in the free box will then recycle the box. So the recycling company gets the box anyway and not another plastic bag.
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by mparlane 5y ago
I think in terms of scrolling through the big lists, the wheel was a far superior scrolling device than touch scroll is.
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by mparlane 5y ago
Is rubber considered a microplastic? edit: oh no, tyres use 24% synthetic rubber (which is a plastic polymer) :(
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by mparlane 5y ago
Still easier to harvest if you have the rows though.
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by mparlane 5y ago
Twitter thread here is the person explaining their method: https://twitter.com/ai6yrham/status/1382375691233103874
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by mparlane 5y ago
Wouldn't they fall out like baby teeth do if new teeth grow under to push them out?
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by mparlane 6y ago
More likely it will be picked rather than cut at that point.
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by mparlane 6y ago
Is it possible to "win" time quest ? I feel like I always end up in the same place, and the enemy always catches me up in attack ability....
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by mparlane 7y ago
Red Hat Summit April 27-29 is also in the Moscone Center in San Fran
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by mparlane 7y ago
Because CT scans and MRI scans are very different technologies.... CT = xray MRI = Magnetic resonance imaging There is no exposure in an MRI to radiation. The only danger would be having bits of metal on you or inside you.
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by mparlane 8y ago
Bad actors have been using IDA this entire time. So no, not really.
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by mparlane 8y ago
Why? You created an account just to post this?
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by mparlane 8y ago
Take the viewable title of the article: "A $10 Accessory Proves Smartphones Are Too Big" Paste it in to google, and click the first link that takes you back to that website. Due to google's requirements of the search bot seei
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by mparlane 8y ago
I imagine tor exit points have the exact same issues?
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by mparlane 8y ago
Except for git stashes :(
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by mparlane 9y ago
S7 also..
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by mparlane 9y ago
Yep, I clearly got my Yes/No around the wrong way....
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by mparlane 9y ago
An extra month delay if you are an existing tesla owner?
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by mparlane 9y ago
Sounds similar to rammed earth construction? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rammed_earth
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by mparlane 10y ago
Top-down I think ?
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by mparlane 10y ago
Also hard to see the depth of some of those brush strokes in the flat scan. Some of them are quite thick.
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by mparlane 10y ago
That is not the missing insulation the parent comment is talking about. The insulation puncture is another fault.
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by mparlane 10y ago
s/cutting/eating/ ?
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by mparlane 10y ago
What happens with local LAN machines, like the admin webpage for your wireless access point? It's not like they can go HTTPS?
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by mparlane 10y ago
Dolphin also runs on the PS4 ;) https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/814497640599658496
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Dropbox dropping 'Public' folder
12 points by mparlane 10y ago|6 comments

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