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    Comment #21098059

    The research has been done by the weed growing community. I don't know any professional growers using sensors outside of the American Scientific as the cheap ones are inaccurate an…

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    Comment #21098043

    Except we've significantly cracked down on bomb trains and some states are working on banning crude transport by rail altogether https://www.transportation.gov/sites/dot.gov/files/…

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    Comment #21098019

    It's not an app that can be awakened by a push notification.

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    Comment #21098011

    No it's not, setting up proper push notifications (Google/Apple) with XMPP is a nightmare and the XEP is not well supported anyway

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    Comment #21098006

    Bought back by the original team, if I recall correctly

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    Comment #21097349

    Dedup was rushed and the original developers admit it. They ask you to please not use it unless you absolutely know what you're doing

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    Comment #21090970

    If you think GMail is pain free you'd be even more pleased with Fastmail. I simply cannot self host my mail/contacts/calendar because nothing that exists -- free or not -- can comp…

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    Comment #21090881

    You are not going to get an accurate CO2 sensor for $27. You're being misled into buying cheap Chinese crap. An accurate CO2 sensor is much more expensive. I would not trust the re…

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    Comment #21077244

    vBulletin is probably hundreds of thousands of lines of code. Nobody has time to "read the code" before installing it.

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    Comment #21070991

    Because the UI/UX is terrible, and XMPP is not mobile friendly at all

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    Comment #21070985

    If you can read your WhatsApp messages on your phone and you don't control the WhatsApp binary... then Facebook can backdoor WhatsApp to read the decrypted message.

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    Comment #21070961

    Even a broken clock is correct twice a day

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    Comment #21065384

    Looks like some situations AVID requires SIP disabled for external video cards? So dumb. Why do companies pull this crap instead of fixing their issues with the vendor instead of l…

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    Comment #21065372

    There was a comment that AVID may need SIP disabled for some video cards, which left this open for Chrome to do

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    Comment #21065235

    And this large amount of oil production the USA is sitting on is light sweet crude, needed for gasoline? Same grade as Abqaid? And we have the infrastructure required to transport …

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    Comment #21059449

    Not possible with SIP. The OS files are read only. Not even root can change them.

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    Comment #21059432

    How is this possible with SIP in modern MacOS? Did they turn SIP off?

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    Comment #21058940

    If you have kernel developers on your staff: yes

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    Comment #21058911

    Reminder: Facebook tried to run the WhatsApp stack on Linux but they kept having kernel panics

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    Comment #21058856

    Social responsibility over profit is not legal in the USA. Fiduciary duty, EBay v Newmark

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    Comment #21041239

    Federalizing means all Americans are voting shareholders but the goal isn't to make a profit. There are lots of situations where I think that is preferred, but people won't look at…

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    Comment #21035992

    Safari is aggressively attacking the tracking problem as a code browser feature, and the as blocking capabilities are sufficient for blocking all the ads you need blocked anyway. I…

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    Comment #21032234

    > bias Yes this site posts some wild stuff. It gets a lot of circulation in the Tesla communities

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    Comment #21029981

    There is only one mention of "Linux" in the entire article and that's because of a link to some code that is being referenced. Without that link you'd never know what OS or TCP/IP …