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rolobio
2y ago
This is exactly it, millions spent on the product, but no noticeable changes? The money is going elsewhere. Wikipedia is doing the same.
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rolobio
2y ago
I have Pushover. I love it. I have a bash alias that I use to notify me when some command completes. I get a notification on my phone, and a tap on my wrist letting me know some hours long task is complete, and I can do the next step. I h
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rolobio
2y ago
What about the constant Brave Premium ads? I got many notifications every day asking me to pay them, I couldn’t find a way to disable them. They had intrusive ads for premium in every new tab page as well. Interrupting my work to ask me to
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rolobio
2y ago
The web is slowly becoming chrome only and I hate it. I recently had to switch to Chromium because Firefox simply did not work for the websites at my job.
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rolobio
2y ago
I have always found coolers with heat pipes provide the best cooling for mine.
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rolobio
2y ago
Thanks I will give it a try.
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rolobio
2y ago
I looked into using ffmpeg to “compress” video podcasts by lowering the framerate a lot, but it didn’t seem to do as much as I thought (about 50% size reduction). The theory was that a video podcast is mostly talking heads with an occasiona
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rolobio
2y ago
I’ve had fiber at my house from day one provided by a local ISP. Comcast came in and buried their own fiber lines (years later) for all the houses in my neighborhood. Soon after, my ISP bumped my speed and lowered my monthly bill. We desper
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rolobio
2y ago
I disabled my eBay app login pop up because it would never come. My login would sit pending forever. Would much prefer TOTP, even if a little slower.
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rolobio
2y ago
I disagree that SMS two factor is more secure than a password alone. I have found that once you enter your phone, it is more trusted than your password (meaning it alone can reset your password). A phone number is as secure as the least com
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rolobio
2y ago
Agreed. When Netflix had just about everything, piracy took a big hit. We need a return to Blockbuster-like selection, but streaming. A streaming service should purchases however many copies they are streaming, and replace them on a schedul
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rolobio
3y ago
My project is similar to this and allows indexing of an external drive. Check it out https://github.com/lrnselfreliance/wrolpi
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rolobio
3y ago
I have an open-source project that is similar to this. Its purpose is to allow easy creation of an off-grid digital library. It can automatically download videos, archive web pages, PDFs, etc. It has a global search which searches all yo
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rolobio
3y ago
I absolutely loved the first film. I am very excited for the second part. I enjoy long movies, so having two parts is good. One part of the first movie that sticks out to me is seeing their space ships for the first time. It was such a dif
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rolobio
3y ago
Their data is pretty much always wrong for me. I share my father's name, so whenever I do a credit check they ask me about the homes I owned before I was even born... Unfortunately, my family has moved a lot and I can't remember
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rolobio
3y ago
Perhaps there is a tree bark scroll somewhere... using lampblack ink... written by candlelight from wild bees' wax? Erm, which language is the least capitalist?
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rolobio
3y ago
After a bit of searching, apparently there is www.find.coop. I see most of the communities are in New York City. I'm sure they will welcome you in, just be sure to bring some money.
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rolobio
3y ago
Yes, that is the second half of the documentary. They were trying to come up with delicious recipes to take advantage of the situation. I don't imagine I would like to eat jellyfish either, but I would certainly give it a try.
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rolobio
3y ago
I watched a documentary years ago about jellyfish invading Japan. Basically, the jellyfish population was exploding because the fish didn't exist to eat the baby jellyfish and keep them under control. The Japanese fishermen were furi
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rolobio
3y ago
I used PlayOn. I copied the files to my Plex. I didn’t burn any to disk. Looks like they have recently gone subscription only. I wouldn’t recommend them anymore. The irony…
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rolobio
3y ago
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Either way I won’t play.
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rolobio
3y ago
They push their own ad supported streaming. They continually place adult oriented recommendations where my kids can see (no matter how many times I remove them).
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rolobio
3y ago
I recently canceled my Prime subscription. One of the major reasons was all the pre-roll ads. I refuse to pay, and also have to watch ads. I ripped the few shows I had purchased (they were not available on disc) before I left. I also cancel
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rolobio
3y ago
I had my glass stove top shatter. Turns out that is the only thing they don’t warranty. I did not opt for the extended warranty on the next stove…
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rolobio
3y ago
Yes, but it will make the other team so angry for a couple years! And I will feel better until then...
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rolobio
3y ago
They live in their parents' homes. Its not like they could afford cable themselves.
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rolobio
3y ago
I have made a similar one of these called a Foxhole radio. It needs only wire, pencil graphite, a razor blade, and a crystal earphone. Easy to make and fun to use. It requires no power because it uses the power of the radio signal itself. I
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rolobio
3y ago
Perhaps ban them from receiving advertising revenue. Force them to go subscription only. Advertising revenue comes from clicks, not reads, we want people to actually read and contemplate. This is closer to what old-school newspapers did.
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rolobio
3y ago
Very sophisticated attack, I would bet most people would fall for this. I'm surprised Google encourages syncing the codes to the cloud... kind of defeats the purpose. I sync my TOTP between devices using an encrypted backup, even if s
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rolobio
3y ago
I work, my wife is a homemaker with our kids. I love the fact that her work is not taxed. If she had a job, that labor would be taxed, and then the person who we would pay to watch our children would have their income taxed as well. Gove
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