navi

@navi@lemmy.tespia.org
1 Post – 191 Comments
Joined 1 years ago

test sad

Containerization helps, but best to patch asap.

NanoKVM is going for around $50

Less of a rant, more of a rave.

Cool upgrade for hobbiests.

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Didn't John McCain famously save it by breaking off to vote with Dems against Trumps wishes?

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Can they go after restaurants adding mandatory 20% fees? I don't mind paying more to pay for ethical pay for employees but adding a mandatory 20% free us just lying about menu prices. It should illegal. Just bake the price into the menu prices.

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On which website, so I can avoid it?

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This comes back to bite you when you purchase in-flight wifi which is tied to your MAC address. Make sure to disable that option for the in-flight access point!

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Depending on how old it is it may be a good space heater.

One good thing to come of this (hopefully) is the chance to clear the C Suite people from AKB. I hope all of the AKB employees get what they deserve, which is a new set of higher ups that aren't sexist dickbags.

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have the tracking when I actually want it.

So never? I agree defaulting it would be great as long as it doesn't falsely remove anything.

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qBitTorrent is one of the standard clients.

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I'll believe it when I see it.

Even in Norway (home to a fuck load of EVs) I am using Tesla chargers for my non-Tesla on vacation.

I tried to use a hand full of other brands but they required apps and accounts that required a Norwegian citizen ID or Norwegian phone number to sign up.

Absolutely insane that it's not just a tap to pay on the terminal.

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Link to the video I stead of some filler article.

https://twitter.com/isro/status/1694713817916473530

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Firefox doesn't black out the screen on windows like Chrome does.

Best I can do is 8 seconds.

I own two Teslas and am no fan of Musk. They are simply the best EV option (especially a few years ago when we got them) but that will shift significantly as brands onboard to NACS.

Next car we get will be in many years but if I had to pick now I'd look at a Rivian.

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Remember how staticy CRTs were? Or the loud hum as it booted up?

Or even the picture growing and warming up or shrinking down to the middle when you turned it off.

Also putting a magnet up against the glass!

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HUNTER BIDEN'S LAPTOP 42U SERVER RACK!

Yeah definitely no way install bombing could be bad.

Definitely don't write a script that cycled your MAC address and installs a game you hate 100 times a day.

This is a great boon for open, module hardware.

Now gut the boys club C Suite from ABK and help the thousands of employees.

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This man nailed "dentist lobby music"

American here and is seems from headlines that Australia suffers a lot the same brain dead schemes that we do.

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Terry would be so proud. And racist and scared. But also proud.

It is essentially a tip, but it's listed on the bottom of the menu as a mandatory service charge. The restaurant keeps the money (it's not split like case tips) and just pay the employees a good wage without them relying on tips.

It's good in theory but it's dishonest pricing.

Unraid appreciation comment!

Mf used the Oblivion item dupe bug.

Next up is watermelons.

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FWIW common libraries like ffmpeg and what not can contain bugs which video files could potentially abuse and exploit.

Is that a common risk? Probably not. But image libraries have been known to have such exploits.

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I grew up in Washington State. At first this sounded like WANIC, a program where high schoolers can learn trade jobs instead of taking 1/2 periods of class. I didn't see it referenced at all in the article.

It is a cool program though. You can do things like Fire Fighters Academy, learn construction skills (although not like this trenching stuff AFAIK). I took classes at DigiPen, a college for video games, and ended up going there after high school.

If you have kids in school in WA, consider WANIC as it is paid by the state.

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One of the best things I did for my git usage was ditch a gui like SourceTree.

It's far too easy for it to run an action that is actually running a series of commands under the hood and have git get stuck in the middle somewhere.

I still use gui tools (git extensions) for staging and reverting, but everything else is cli.

There delivered at least a couple hundred to Pepsi and Fritolay but have been heavily iterating in the design.

I really hope the flying mechanics are more fluid than NMS but they look similarly hokey.

Not caring would mean having no legislation. This is actively hating them, by banning legislation that would help them.

Honestly a large part of my nostalgia was scouring the Minecraft wifi for updates and recipes.

Rule 1: don't dig straight down.

Rule 2: the first night must always be hiding in a dirt hole.

Can I make it the default?

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I was curious so I checked on one of my clients. I have a few with a few different settings but this is my oldest still running.

Gwynne Shotwell does not get enough main stream credit for keeping SpaceX (and Musk) afloat. She's OP.

That's quite the.... Byte dance.

šŸ˜ŽYEEEEAAAHHHHH

Tip: gamers love horse armor they can buy with real money.