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Denatonium

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    Comment #49182904

    Here on the east coast, you can just wait until May comes around and it rains a couple days in a row. Then, you can just go for a walk by your local river/creek and wade through th…

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    Comment #48563754

    When I was in high school in the mid 2010s, Verizon's email-to-SMS gateway didn't verify SPF/DKIM/DMARC, and I had a field day showing my classmates the Viagra ads that Hillary Cli…

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    Comment #48160343

    Timing and scalability are probably the biggest issues with realtime P2P applications. Scalability is becoming a bit less of an issue; with mid-splits becoming the norm on cable in…

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    Comment #48159946

    I forget if it was $20 or $29.99, but in either event, it wasn't much. If you shop at Wally World regularly, you can sometimes find carrier burner phones for $10-$20, but finding t…

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    Comment #48158976

    Many opioids, including opiates, used to be OTC. I personally know someone who used to smoke paregoric (camphorated tincture of opium), which was OTC in the US until 1970. I believ…

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    Comment #48152815

    Some of us are already doing this. My main phone is a Google Pixel 8 running LineageOS 23.2 with F-Droid, microG, and Aurora Store installed. For things requiring Play Integrity, I…

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    Comment #48027999

    Hopefully they exempt UDP traffic with a destination port of 53. Or suspiciously-large ICMP echo request and echo response packets.

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    Comment #47854435

    Systems like Everseen make that approach significantly riskier than it used to be. A live video of you checking out is run through image classification software, so if you scan a s…

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    Comment #47854343

    One of the AP (asset protection) guys at my local store always wore an eyepatch and a t-shirt reading "A bullet a day keeps the terrorists away". He did NOT look like a typical gro…

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    Comment #47607172

    I think it was just clock drift on the camcorder during the initial recording, as I'm pretty sure I tried adjusting the frequency of the audio track to make it the same duration as…

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    Comment #47607047

    Ffmpeg's dvvideo implantation is unfortunately just broken and mangles timecodes, even if just doing a stream copy from dvvideo to dvvideo without any re-encoding. Fortunately, dvg…

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    Comment #47600773

    I used dvgrab to ingest my old tapes, and ffmpeg and avisynth/QTGMC to de-interface and encode files for easy viewing (though I keep the original .dv files). The biggest issue I ra…

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    Comment #47599291

    I built a revolutionary AI-powered weather forecaster. Unlike other similar websites, WeatherZOID runs entirely client-side, thus massively improving scalability and reducing hosti…

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    Comment #47589155

    I would recommend VyOS Stream for this situation. It has better performance and hardware compatibility than *BSD-based software routers, and it also has a nice CLI that is syntacti…

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    Comment #47524560

    I was admittedly a bit hot-headed when I wrote the original comment, but the critical qualifier in all of this is that these driver assist technologies should be optional and easil…

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    Comment #47447897

    I fully agree. Similar to killing bacteria with antibiotics, Attempting to idiot-proof machinery only leads to the creation of idiot-proofing-resistant idiots. We need to move back…

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    Comment #47447579

    Is this new? It seems like this sort of thing has been going on for a while. A lot of the products are incorrectly labelled as containing amanita muscaria, but contain cannabinoids…

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    Comment #47424566

    A lot of the older hybrids use NiMH batteries. With that being said, a replacement traction battery for a 2nd gen Prius isn't that expensive, at least compared to newer hybrids/EV …

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    Comment #47412834

    Finding it's half the fun! Going out walking by a creek/river on a warm, rainy spring day is kind of an antidepressant in its own right. When you find a patch of Ovoids and pick a …

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    Comment #47397577

    Calling the Prologue "Honda's EV" feels like a huge stretch. The Prologue was a rebadged GM vehicle that served strictly as a compliance car for meeting CAFE standards. Now that th…

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    Comment #47222304

    MicroG does an excellent job at reimplementating most of Google's proprietary APIs on the client side. I don't know how feasible this is, but it would be cool if there were open-so…

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    Comment #47094969

    The best solution for this is to buy a $30 burner phone at Walmart and use it unactivated, tethered to your main de-Googled device. You can use the burner for only tasks requiring …

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    Comment #47054234

    It's pretty cool to see a licensed, authorized LPFM station being set up by hobbyists! Prior to the PIRATE act of 2020, running a pirate FM station was effectively legal until the …

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    Comment #47029670

    It would be nice if IA could create a browser extension or TLS-intercepting proxy that end users can run over their own computers and connections, allowing crowd-sourced scraping. …