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by t34543 7y ago
Secret sauce is source control. You can get a matrix switcher and come up with your own controls but smart remotes like URC and Control4 are way more expensive and IMO are less reliable. Surround speakers need a priority switch if you want
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by t34543 7y ago
That’s exactly why I’ll never use them.
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by t34543 7y ago
You can’t even really get genuine warranty claims addressed. There’s always a catch: labor not included, part in order, no fridge for 4 days until tech can return.
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by t34543 7y ago
Politics is theatre, I don’t think anything ever gets done. It just gives people a forum to complain and they can feel like they’re making a difference. Although this appears to be something local so there’s a chance it’s not entirely usele
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by t34543 7y ago
I also used 555-1212 etc but I used to shop at Harris Teeter and they flagged me. They knew who I was even when paying cash. I would get them to use the store card on occasion but they were strict and it was at manager discretion. To sign u
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by t34543 7y ago
Uh, what kind of companies are using AI to screen candidates?
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by t34543 7y ago
2257 record compliance can be done with a custodian.
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by t34543 7y ago
Beautiful - I’ve been using Intrepid Vehicle Spy for awhile but the cost is hard to justify for a hobbyist.
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by t34543 7y ago
You’re correct. I should’ve replied to a different thread. In my experience gettimeofday() as a vsyscall is a substantial performance benefit to PHP web applications. I read the list and added that in thinking it’s relevant to growing the F
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by t34543 7y ago
Don’t forget vsyscalls.
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by t34543 7y ago
I know better, but auto correct on my phone doesn’t. I gave up fighting with it long ago. Latest iOS seems to correct things twice before giving up which really pisses me off! My fingers are larger than average so it helps more than it hurt
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by t34543 7y ago
Bars in places you least expect them can feel like an oasis. I recently discovered many Nordstrom’s have bars, with rather tasty cocktails. I’m happy to oblige the occasional shopping trip now.
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by t34543 7y ago
I completely agree. It should be a fixed price, incentivizing the driver to take the most efficient route. I also don’t want my driver to see where I’m going, because not all rides are big fares. Sometimes I must get somewhere close and I d
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by t34543 7y ago
Everyone is human. Dehumanizing all work interactions sounds pretty depressing. I think the real problem is considering conversations in jest as evidence. We should all use key base for gossip but not all of us are technical. If we were the
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by t34543 7y ago
Mini splits still need to be cleaned and evaporator coils collect mold/mildew/contaminates just the same. Regardless of what you have periodic maintenance is what makes a difference.
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by t34543 7y ago
You have duct board. It can’t be cleaned, only replaced. If you want to spend a lot look at double wall sheet metal ducts and never let your house sit without dehumidification.
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by t34543 7y ago
It will likely go too far, if something like that ever comes to fruition.
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by t34543 7y ago
I met with someone from a privacy focused search engine and a line from his deck stuck with me: “you tell your search engine things you wouldn’t tell your friends or spouse”
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by t34543 7y ago
I think the best thing is to avoid Ring products
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by t34543 7y ago
Just another PR move by the feds to try and sway public perception to accept intentionally weakening encryption.
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by t34543 7y ago
Anecdote: My dad did this in the 70s. I believe you’re correct. He was working overseas and was frequently dispatched to countries without modern repair facilities such as Saudi Arabia. One story that stands out is he asked a local worker t
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by t34543 7y ago
It’s a slippery slope, but it’s easy to think that way because it’s personally appealing to you. What if the policy banned something else - chewing gum, perfume, or eating foods with strong odors? All of those things do bother me but I put
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by t34543 7y ago
I understand the health implications of being a nicotine user but I’m totally against policies like this. It’s your body, if you wish to smoke you should not face employment discrimination.
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by t34543 7y ago
It’s lucrative. I work with URC. It’s more about integration and working around bugs/limitations. Programming isn’t so difficult compared to learning quirks of hardware. Knowing what receiver models work with a broken ARC implementatio
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by t34543 7y ago
> Analyzing a dataset of over 1.5 billion individual opioid prescriptions between 2011 and 2018, which were aggregated to the individual provider-year level, we find that recreational and medical cannabis access laws reduce the number of
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by t34543 7y ago
Emotiva XMC-1
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by t34543 7y ago
Audio source is my receiver which does not offer this functionality. You’re right, config management will be painful. Receiver runs Linux and I did get a shell on it, but to be honest this is something I would rather just pay for. I don’t w
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by t34543 7y ago
My use case for whole home audio is to play audio of a sports game that’s playing on TV in the living room. 500ms of latency is far too much. Even Sonos suffers from this with port/connect
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by t34543 7y ago
Fun fact: TicketMaster scanners can perform admin functions via QR code, including “testing” the tone that tells the agent your ticket is valid.
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by t34543 7y ago
I work in software and I’m a high school dropout. I’ve never even been asked if I have a degree, I just leave that field blank.

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