mr337

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by mr337 2y ago
Not going to lie, I never would have thought someone could sell those for $10/each.
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by mr337 3y ago
Same here and on my laptops I don't need the extra finger touch. It just works. I have had a work MPB for years and while the touchpad is nice I just use the other touchpads with no problems. Then again as I like bigger displays I use
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by mr337 3y ago
Funny enough I recently came across this video [1] about ultra-processed foods maybe being labeled "predigested". It sort of got me thinking but makes an interesting point that if you take a basic ingredient like a potato and brea
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by mr337 3y ago
I wish that was so straight forward. You can google this incident where an empty lot got a 35K water bill and the water company said it was an error, then backtracked on that and still saying 35K is due. > Towards the end of 2023, the DW
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by mr337 3y ago
The OP must be talking about eastern Alaska ;)
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by mr337 3y ago
Agree, I wish the manufactures would do something to reign in these costs as it is doing a disservice to EVs. Anyone on the fence about purchasing a BEV, a headline like this doesn't bode well.
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by mr337 3y ago
The only thing I can think of is the high voltage. I don't mind working with 220v but anything higher I tend to shy away with. I think some of the voltage systems in the battery packs can peak at 800v with most of them between 400v and
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by mr337 3y ago
That is impressive!
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by mr337 3y ago
For one off for technical folks on both ends I like the magic-wormhole cli tool. https://github.com/magic-wormhole/magic-wormhole
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by mr337 3y ago
100% agree with #4. Enjoy it while it lasts though. All the Aldis near us for us have removed almost all of the checkout lines for the self check out. They are the worst. Imaging shopping for a large family with a fully loaded card and have
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by mr337 3y ago
100% agree with this. IMO there are a few efforts to modernize PLC programming but I feel like they are still stuck in the 1990s software development. Take a look at Codesys, got Git support few years ago and in very bad shape. How do you t
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by mr337 3y ago
There are a few products that take the RPI and turn it into a PLC. Here is an example of one [0]. 0 - https://revolutionpi.com/
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by mr337 3y ago
> For many Americans, rising interest rates and high car prices have pushed their monthly payments above $1,000. This is insane. I have never bought a new vehicle and never imagined this was the normal. Edit: Finished a partial comment
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by mr337 3y ago
> For many Americans, rising interest rates and high car prices have pushed their monthly payments above $1,000. This is insane. I have never bought a new vehicle and thought having payments like this was the exception, not the norm.
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by mr337 3y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Been using catch-all for about 7 years with zero issues about that.
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by mr337 3y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Either you go Amazon or you don't get it for some book. It is pretty dismal experience to be honest. Of course there are "other places" you can find them and not deal with any of the hassle. Sea
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by mr337 3y ago
If it the popey from podcasts he used to work at Canonical. Actually looking at this confused, popey also came up with the snap removal tool that is handy https://github.com/popey/unsnap Maybe he has a love hate relati
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by mr337 3y ago
Hard pass. I'm slowly been dumping Ubuntu due to the force snaps down your throat strategy they have. Still irritated I have to jump through hoops to get Firefox without a snap.
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by mr337 3y ago
> 25gbit symmetrical available Unless I was building a data center, think AWS/Azure, 25gb would not even be an option given I would want to burn money in the US.
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by mr337 3y ago
You may find this interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kR5gefU87TY (t 6:12). Sadly it didn't pan out.
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by mr337 3y ago
I thought resort fees were a Las Vegas thing. Are other places doing it as well? I hope not as it get very expensive very quickly.
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by mr337 3y ago
Was it Rebble[1]? 1 - https://rebble.io/
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by mr337 3y ago
I feel the same, been remote for 15 years and all this reinventing stuff and challenges seem a little weird to me. There was remote work companies before COVID that had been learning through the challenges and optimizing for it.
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by mr337 3y ago
Unfortunately it gets worse in other countries such as Mexico. Most carriers will only provision a eSIM if you are on a contract through them. So lets say you are traveling for US to Mexico with an iPhone 14 (no physical sim) you are SOL. E
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by mr337 3y ago
> My support requests about being charged for data I didn't have a chance to get have been unanswered for more than 5 weeks now. I too had an issue and put in a request. Took about 2.5 months to get a response, so 5 weeks you are al
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by mr337 3y ago
I agree, it feels really odd that making a huge ticket item purchase, if something goes wrong the max liability it the inspection price. A drop in the bucket for some issues they should have brought to light.
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by mr337 3y ago
It is the same in USA as well. After about 2-3 years one needs to yearly check out competitive rates. I have a hunch that the risk is the longer they keep you the more likely to have an accident they have to pay out. So if you are a good cu
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by mr337 3y ago
Schwab, and they are pushing it hard.
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by mr337 3y ago
2-3 times a week is exactly what is recommended [1]. There are several heath issues with high red meat intake, the biggest and not so fun is Colon Cancer. I know two people that lost the battle with colcon cancer. It is a bugger to diagnose
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by mr337 3y ago
I am in the same boat. Been working a lot with C++ recently and could not get debugging working. Threw in the towel and loaded vscode in about 2 hours had everything humming along and being productive. I'm pretty sure I did the wrong t

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