vanc_cefepime

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by vanc_cefepime 2mo ago
I would like to know too. I purchased a OLED Alienware monitor back in 2022 when they first came out. Ive had a Linux/Windows dual-boot system but around 2023-24 I erased my Windows partition. My uneducated guess is that it would be pr
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by vanc_cefepime 3mo ago
https://killedbygoogle.com/
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by vanc_cefepime 4mo ago
1. It’s unpaid, short answer. Not part of your visit, usually a visit code is just one time based code for everything you provided and maybe a procedure if you did something like ear flushes, wart burning, quick wound fixes, etc. Long answe
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by vanc_cefepime 4mo ago
“The algorithm cannot say no, however. If it finds problems, it sends the request for review to a team of in-house nurses and doctors who consult company medical guidelines. Only doctors can issue a final denial.” As a physician, I’ve had t
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by vanc_cefepime 5mo ago
I distro hopped for a while and settled on Linux mint. Uses flat packs. Hits the spot for easy to use and easy to maintain without needing to use terminal scripts to get things my way. Just my opinion.
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by vanc_cefepime 5mo ago
I am the same, used Little Snitch for a few years back in the late 2000s, I think like 2010 until a few years back when I moved fulltime to Linux. Back then, my parents had an iMac and I was the designated "IT" person to keep it r
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by vanc_cefepime 6mo ago
"Dye also contributed greatly to the design language of iOS 7 in 2013. In 2015, Dye became the head of Apple's user interface design team. In 2022, he played an integral role in the creation of the Dynamic Island, a feature on iPh
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by vanc_cefepime 7mo ago
What blogs do you subscribe to for tech stuff in your RSS feed? I still have Ars but I have to weed through a lot of stuff like the political articles. Really like just pure tech like how it used to be with the old Anandtech.
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by vanc_cefepime 7mo ago
Just the people’s choice, right? They voted for this government policy, right???!? https://www.coloradopolitics.com/2025/10/22/denver-mayor-ext... >> “I was stunned to learn late yesterday that after
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by vanc_cefepime 7mo ago
https://xcancel.com/sama/status/2019139174339928189
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by vanc_cefepime 8mo ago
I added google.com and it spit out https://twitterDOTc1icDOTlink/install_Jy7NpK_private_videoDOTzip Interesting that it spit out a .zip url. Was not expecting that so I changed all the “.” to “DOT” so I don’t get punished for
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by vanc_cefepime 8mo ago
Outside transfer switch and a 10-20kw portable generator is like $4-5k. It requires manual switching but it works for us in our hurricane-prone region. Helped with last years 1 in a 100 year winter storm in our southern region. Battery&#x2F
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by vanc_cefepime 8mo ago
It’s a physician who gets paid a subscription by a small panel of patients. Pros: more time spent with patients, access to a physician basically 24/7, sometimes included are other amenities (labs, imaging, sometimes access to rx at doc
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by vanc_cefepime 10mo ago
Same, but I knew there was a v2 as I remember upgrading but I thought this was bringing it back. Oh well, fond memories of the web back in the early 2000s when I was just getting started doing web design, coding for fun back in my highschoo
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by vanc_cefepime 10mo ago
More ad time. Higher monthly prices. More fracturing of content requiring more subscriptions. One of the pros these days is that it’s all on demand. Back in the day you had to make time to watch a show on a certain time unless you were affl
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by vanc_cefepime 10mo ago
Feel free to place a disclosure that you are a cofounder of Flock.
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by vanc_cefepime 11mo ago
Scrypted is faster when I tested it a year or so ago. I almost jumped into their Scypted NVR system (with all the bells and whistles all fully integrated in one app and would cost me $70/yr for 7 cameras) but it seemed like I'm tr
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by vanc_cefepime 11mo ago
I have the same UI protect system w 7 cameras. After that incident, I made it local only. I like Unifi gear, but I became super paranoid after that incident. After some digging around, I found homebridge [0] (with the homebridge-unifi-prote
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
Same. But at home, I have a desktop (Linux Mint), a NUC server (Proxmox w various VMs/containers) and a MacBook Air M2/iPad that wife/kids use. I am starting to see them use the Linux Mint desktop more and more (main web brow
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
Instead of making this Republican vs Democrat issue, how about you complete that paragraph. "Suresh served in the Biden-Harris administration as Assistant Director for Science and Justice in the White House Office of Science and Techno
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
I use an Aranet radiation sensor[0] that ties in nicely with home assistant. It was more of a fun purchase, and excuse my lack of radiation knowledge, but is it same as those geiger counters or something a big different, I assumed it's
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
Same. This was my reason for going back to safari (now w ublock lite) but with a dns adblocker like pihole/adguard home.
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
Orion (by Kagi) with full ublock origin on iOS, atleast that was the case about 6 months ago that I am aware of on Apple’s ecosystem. I’ve long jumped to pihole/adguard home to block ads at the router level so I went back to stock safa
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
Preferential to Miniflux myself, but any RSS reader is better than none.
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
Scrolling through the site (iPhone 14 Pro) was like playing a modern game at 15 frames per second.
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
Couldn’t read it on archive.org for some reason so I am adding this link for others in case they can’t either. https://archive.is/JOjbN
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
Site is down. https://archive.is/zxx2V
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
https://archive.is/QKowS
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
I typed 'atop' in my Linux Mint 22.1 laptop/desktop, says it's not found but can be installed. So I think Linux Mint is in the clear, I tried my Ubuntu 24.04 server and same thing there as well as my proxmox home lab ins
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by vanc_cefepime 1y ago
Linux newbie here. Jumped into the Linux world after getting tired of Microsoft's BS with Win 11. Running Linux mint on my laptop and desktop. Looks like 'atop' is not installed by default, but regular 'top'. Anyone

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