ramenat2am

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   by ramenat2am 4mo ago

   I wonder what can have better potential efficiency, a classic solar panel and an electric boiler/dryer, or these devices?
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   by ramenat2am 4mo ago

   I think the industry itself would be more than happy to classify nurses and doctors as non-essential and drop them. Imagine the profit margins where you don't have to pay salaries to them.
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   by ramenat2am 4mo ago

   That's basically just a research, theoretical attack vector. It doesn't mean it's viable for general purpose old school mass privacy invasion
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   by ramenat2am 4mo ago

   That really shows the hunger for original stories and IC among cinephiles. Major studios were too afraid to produce something fresh instead of numberless sequels and reboots in the last decade or so.
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   by ramenat2am 4mo ago

   I wonder if they didn't bundle Doom with Windows 95 because, by those days' standards, it was a pretty scary and violent game, and they didn't want to deal with any possible backlash?
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   by ramenat2am 4mo ago

   I mean yeah, that's cool as a fun project. And I've also heard about a project that used accelerometers as microphones for surveillance. And while it's doable, even the cheapest crappiest mic would do a much better job at rec
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   by ramenat2am 4mo ago

   I voted "yes" for Antarctica, because that is the only place I'm confident about. But seriously, I don't think this website solves the problem of knowing "which countries you can simply leave your laptop at a Starbu
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   by ramenat2am 5mo ago

   I wish they actually standardised the USB-C with actual data transfer and charging protocols inside, not just the physical shape of the port. It's a total mess these days. Why PD and QC are even different protocols? Why there are USB 2