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dandandan
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Comment #46407319
It doesn't. You connect it to the hotel wifi and then complete the captive portal requirements on your phone, laptop, etc.
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Comment #43677948
If you think NFLX is going to increase x%, then your total comp goes up accordingly. If you took straight cash, you'd only recognize those same gains if you had purchased NFLX with…
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Comment #43384143
They're each linked from the story url. https://bardtracker.com/ https://www.centralcm42.com.br/ https://lanes.pm/ https://litetracker.com/ https://storytime.team/ https://planisph…
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Comment #41747983
ngrok can do that https://ngrok.com/docs/network-edge/domains-and-tcp-addresse... https://ngrok.com/docs/network-edge/tls-certificates/#automa...
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Comment #41662877
Is this the severe CVE that was going around on X this morning? https://x.com/HowardL3/status/1839103445296394554 edit: from the reporter https://x.com/evilsocket/status/1838169889…
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Comment #41414385
Coast Starlight gets you from Emeryville to LA, and Pacific Surfliner would complete the trip to San Diego.
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Comment #41333040
That’s because they’re not actually contracted with the companies they’re recruiting for.
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Comment #41284982
The darkest red areas are significantly worse, 1 in 210 in some spots.
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Comment #41187050
They’re not a “late contributor” if what they bring to the table is nonexistent today.
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Comment #40692254
Apple News+ helps there a lot. $13/mo for articles from a ton of paid outlets. It’s not everything on those sites, but I find that most of the popular articles are available.
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Comment #40598574
There are theories that smart tvs connect to open networks if they’re offline.
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Comment #40567073
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00431...
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Comment #40547422
Quietly pulling the piece without a retraction is pretty shady as well
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Comment #40513495
Very nice! An example diff on the landing page would help show the tool off. I copied a random commit from GitHub to test it on my phone.
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Comment #40310855
Distributing the work across machines essentially comes for free with the ability to replay workflows from any step. You could run all of your worker processes on a single machine …
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Comment #36205015
Given the Optic ID demo, I assume it's locked to authorized users only and not valuable outside of being a source of parts if stolen.
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Comment #36144915
This is basically blogspam, the original thread from Reddit is https://old.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/13ws4w3/had_a_ca...
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Comment #36034549
Look at the reaction to Adobe's behavior when people terminate their yearly subscription early and are still required to pay for the entire contract. They're not selling Photoshop …
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Comment #35393337
Why the focus on coal? California as a whole only sourced 3% of its energy from coal in 2021, and some regions were at 0%. It only made up 20% of the entire US' consumption in 2022…
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Comment #34851347
I interpreted "slower" as "later," ie wait longer before rotating.
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Comment #34201973
Check out pirateweather.net; most of the Dark Sky API functionality is available
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Comment #32898989
How long would it have taken? They're buying time
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Comment #32890887
It's slightly confusing because when a lot people (at least in CA) talk about competing with cash buyers it just means the deal isn't contingent on a mortgage. They may very well b…
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Comment #32698192
It’ll keep going as long as people tolerate it and continue to work for these exploitative organizations.