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andrewblossom

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    Comment #48846965

    It doesn't have to be a super expensive hobby. Plenty of old cars need some love, and you can buy them (and their replacement parts) quite inexpensively. In my experience, if you'r…

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    Comment #47785168

    It won't even let you try Gemma4 until you install a beta update to AICore as of today.

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    Comment #46600424

    We were doing that through efficiency-focused rebates and incentives that the current administration decided are not worth continuing. Instead they're "unleashing American energy" …

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    Comment #46589571

    This can be solved by using any number of 3rd-party streaming devices: Apple TV, Google TV Streamer, NVIDIA Shield, ... I've never experienced an TV OS that was reliably better tha…

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    Comment #45532284

    You're not alone.

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    Comment #45301170

    My favorite part of mimecast is that their servers apparently can't handle normal volume and regularly time out before redirecting to the destination URL.

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    Comment #44368283

    A valuation based on imagination?

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    Comment #44118484

    These are usually individual, passion-driven jobs. Others that come to mind include local outdoor outfitters, musical instrument makers, clock repairers, craftspeople (like textile…

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    Comment #43870303

    And a good way to keep track of their "progress" here: https://www.project2025.observer/

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    Comment #43560686

    Mini Metro ( https://dinopoloclub.com/games/mini-metro/ ), one of my favorite pastime games, apes this style by having you design (and revise) a subway map to service an increasing…

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    Comment #42852834

    Have you reached out to them? I've found their customer support even for out-of-warranty items to be fantastic.

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    Comment #40013186

    I bought a Topdon TC001 a year ago that in my experience is significantly more responsive and higher resolution than similarly priced FLIR or other name brand options at that price…

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    Comment #28865201

    Compact EVs aren't "lighter" though, are they? I wonder if it is the inverse of that - heavier compact-style cars with relatively large amounts of sprung weight.

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    Comment #25009657

    These are a decent alternative: https://epson.com/ecotank-ink-tank-printers . There is no DRM on liquid ink.

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    Comment #22798030

    I've experienced the same in northern NJ. No available delivery/pick-up slots from any providers.

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    Comment #22507040

    When trying to discern the details between trim levels, I've found looking for actual PDF brochures for that model year is the best route (something like this: https://cdn.dealerep…

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    Comment #21379753

    There is some talk of the recently announced PineTime ( https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PineTime ) running RebbleOS. Should be cheaper than the Mi Bands with a more traditional w…

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    Comment #16708753

    I've had good luck with this one: http://a.co/86ahf5e though I'm concerned about the recent reports of bricking devices using 3rd-party adapters...

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    Comment #16466494

    These exist at the top-end of the market: Outlier ( https://outlier.nyc/ ) makes a number of styles using technical/outdoor-gear inspired fabrics cut like more normal trousers and …

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    Comment #13637462

    If I recall correctly, they use a mix of Sony and in-house designed sensors.

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    Comment #13492013

    There were protests last night in New York City: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jan/26/new-york-tru...

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    Comment #13123286

    It sounds like the developers at Pebble are hopeful that Fitbit will allow the community to step in where Fitbit can't (or won't): https://developer.pebble.com/blog/2016/12/06/deve…