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BenjiWiebe
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About BenjiWiebe
Family business: www.jasonwiebedairy.com
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Comment #49251038
That's actually a 50% profit margin. Also known as a 50% markup, even though you marked the price up by 100%.
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Comment #49227855
Tripping and falling can mess you up for a long time. And I don't mean broken bones.
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Comment #49204292
A1 steak sauce. Been around for 195 years, hence the GP didn't feel the need to expand.
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Comment #49162328
And they all have Firefox and LibreOffice Calc installed, so you can teach them how to use a web browser and a spreadsheet in an OS-agnostic (and DE/distro/WM-agnostic) way.
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Comment #49162239
The fish came from there too.
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Comment #49162238
The ocean is salty. And dumping manure on a field can prevent growth, if you do too much. So I would think some degree of dilution would be a good idea before dumping it in the oce…
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Comment #49150751
Well mostly true. You can replace an inefficient (turns power into heat) antenna with a more efficient antenna which will then radiate more. And some frequencies are regulated by e…
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Comment #49150377
Doesn't seem to allow port forwarding so I think you're probably good.
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Comment #49129680
Are they truly open, or are they captive portals? Of course, it might be possible to exfiltrate data through a captive portal network, depending on how they implement the portal.
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Comment #49127999
In that case, would it pay to call for an elevator going up, and then remain on it until it's being called down?
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Comment #49113383
Do your neighbors have open Wi-Fi? I'm a country dweller, but when I'm in town I look at the Wi-Fi list (in horror) sometimes, and it's really rare to see an open Wi-Fi network.
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Comment #49112264
Also, btw, the 'mag' part of the breaker is irrelevant. The magnetic component is for sudden large overcurrent events, to provide a quicker break than what a bimetallic strip can d…
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Comment #49112233
Very true. Sorry for misreading your comment. I thought perhaps you had a non-eink ereader and were equating eink screens with ereaders. Apologies.
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Comment #49112211
It wasn't obvious. My thought process was that they were equating ereaders with eink displays, and they had a non-eink ereader. To me, emitting light and reflecting light are compl…
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Comment #49101101
The issue wasn't heat generated by excessive current, but heat generated by excessive resistance and normal current. Mag breakers and fuses won't help. A thermal fuse could work, p…
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Comment #49099842
Eink doesn't emit light.
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Comment #49089543
One awesome thing that SPF/DKIM/DMARC did... Now that spammers have "adapted", it means they can't say their email is from @mybank.com, or @microsoft.com, or @facebook.com, etc!
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Comment #49073366
Not a lot of whimsy and delight in having your glue joint fail because the delightful & whimsical website gave bad advice.
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Comment #48981773
5G has more range than 4G on the same frequency bands. 5G UWB has less range than 4G.
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Comment #48974432
You can actually ditch the GUI and go to the command line with OpenWrt and do custom/weird/power-user stuff to your heart's content.
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Comment #48974407
Looks like OpenWrt supports that model, so going that route would be an option of not having locked down software.
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Comment #48963056
I just had double jaw surgery so I'm "eating" though a straw (or syringe). At least I can order regular food with this.
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Comment #48848215
Maybe just the best marketed?
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Comment #48847254
If you see chips where a chippy is working, that's fine. If you see sparks where a sparky is working, get a different sparky. :)
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Comment #48844837
I think people getting blood usually have lost a bunch of their own first. And blood isn't usually given just for fun, it's to save their lives, i.e. PFAS isn't a huge concern at t…