potmat

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by potmat 3y ago
Really? Seems very different. There are some leaseholds on reservations near my cottage and "owning" one does not mean what you think it means. On a normal property as long as you pay your taxes it's yours in perpetuity, and
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by potmat 3y ago
I maintain a Homebridge (community built system to bridge IoT devices to Apple HomeKit) plugin for Google Nest devices. The newer Nest cams use WebRTC for video streaming. This makes viewing the cameras in Apple Home a bit complex, as the
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by potmat 3y ago
> it may use a custom API that does not line up with the spec Not sure about that, but it's been working brilliantly for me so far. > API compatible with browser RTCPeerConnection Fair enough, though I'd be curious what you&
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by potmat 3y ago
There's a native implementation that requires no binaries here: https://github.com/shinyoshiaki/werift-webrtc Maybe I'm missing something but how Node-WebRTC preferable?
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by potmat 3y ago
Not even that hard, there are many jewellers who will gold plate an Apple Watch for you: https://quickjewelryrepairs.com/articles/what-you-need-know-... Almost certainly much less than 17k.
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by potmat 3y ago
Canadian here. Housing costs have increased so dramatically this would still put you back to only maybe five years ago in terms of disposable income. This is just a wild guesstimate, but you get the idea. Anecdotally I've heard that ot
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by potmat 3y ago
Neat! I just looked it up now, it's a Westinghouse SPB-100 ( https://jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Circuit_Breakers ). I always thought that the main breaker looked much more real than the "individual park syste
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by potmat 3y ago
Still the best non-fiction TV ever produced in my opinion (the whole series I mean).
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by potmat 3y ago
"Under the words 'Contact Position' there's a button that says 'Push to Close'". "Push it." When Spielberg was on he was ON! Who else could take a scene like "they have to reset the circuit
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by potmat 3y ago
https://www.evergreenmuseum.org
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by potmat 3y ago
According to the person the driver didn't disable anything, he made a report to Amazon. Amazon disabled the person's account: https://medium.com/@bjax_/a-tale-of-unwanted-disruption-my-w...
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by potmat 3y ago
For anyone who read that last sentence and thought "What?": https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/cultures/fully-automated-luxu...
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by potmat 3y ago
> Besides his claim, what basis do you have for describing this as a “fact”? None other than the same info is repeated by a third party as another commenter noted: https://www.thefire.org/news/professor-suspended-rea
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by potmat 3y ago
Sounds reasonable, as I said, it was just speculation.
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by potmat 3y ago
Possibly, but the fact that they are refusing to tell him why he's being removed makes this suspicious. Seems like they would not need to hide it if the reason was "you're being removed due to excessive litigation against the
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by potmat 3y ago
It might work if you can get one officer ahead of the vehicle, waiting for when it goes by, and shoot as it's coming toward you or passing close by. This should be pretty easy if the suspect is driving down, say, an interstate. Call a
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by potmat 3y ago
Too bad. But I suppose Apple couldn't really solve this without actually setting up their own bank.
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by potmat 3y ago
I've heard a lot of people in the USA are "unbanked". I'm willing to bet a fair share of those people have an iPhone (if not necessarily a top-of-the-line one). Does this make it any easier to get an account? Or do you
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by potmat 3y ago
I believe the article goes on to make the point that while violent crime overall has been worse, the difference now is that many of the victims are not themselves violent criminals. In other words, whereas previously violence was largely c
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by potmat 3y ago
Click on the "Racer 796" game in the arcade to actually play the game.
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by potmat 4y ago
> disconnecting from the grid is not permitted Wait, what? What happens if you just don't pay your bill? Edit: Or just disconnect internally, meaning you use no power.
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by potmat 4y ago
At my company we routinely write to hundreds/thousands of sheets a minute, you can get much higher quotas if you ask.
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by potmat 4y ago
Possibly the problem is the "V" in "A/V". AFAIK NAD was always an audio components company. Introducing video adds a huge amount of complication they were probably not prepared for. But that's just a guess. A
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by potmat 4y ago
Perhaps this will help: https://youtu.be/S6RCKPY32Lg?t=338