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dandongus

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    Comment #36721249

    Why in the world have people flagged this comment?

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    Comment #36494452

    I think perhaps step #7 is down/offline now

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    Comment #36490371

    It seems that software on your cell phone is collecting and sending this data, not the battery monitor device. Am I misunderstanding the title?

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    Comment #36385594

    My mistake, I looked at the article for 10 seconds before assuming that this app is no different than hundreds of other ones, apparently it is a rare outlier. At any rate, there ar…

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    Comment #36385404

    Hilarious conclusion from the author. It's almost certainly not the case that the owners of this service are using it to 'DDoS' targets, rather it's much more likely they are using…

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    Comment #36203603

    For those of us who can't be bothered to watch through the whole announcement to find where they say it, what's the refresh rate of this thing?

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    Comment #36179598

    >I've got a feeling that this repo won't last too long. It appears the repo in question has been available for 3 years.

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    Comment #36178376

    Personally I disagree about the resolution being a sweet spot, in my opinion it's almost the worst resolution imaginable for this size. The pixels are just slightly too small to th…

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    Comment #36178137

    For what it's worth, the three most similar models from BOE all use DC dimming: https://www.panelook.com/NE160QDM-NYC_BOE_16.0_LCM_overview_... https://www.panelook.com/NE160QDM-NY…

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    Comment #36146073

    They most certainly have never had fractional scaling, you get either 1x or 2x.

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    Comment #35547401

    Why is there any concept of "some users worldwide" with respect to default cookie settings in a browser application?

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    Comment #35506563

    For a bit of comparison, if you've tested, how fast are 13B or 7B on the same setup?

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    Comment #35500176

    That's fairly trivial to do, someone doing it for you is certainly not worth anywhere near £130.00 in my humble opinion.

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    Comment #34510386

    Perhaps that's not the best place to list the sponsors.

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    Comment #34450933

    Surprised to see this guy wasn't already in prison due to his previous antics, and it's too bad he didn't responsibly report this issue through the proper channels. Everyone's luck…

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    Comment #34425198

    I think most people here are vastly, vastly overestimating the size of the videos with all this talk about buffering in the comments. The average video on tiktok, at least for the …

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    Comment #34424580

    Apple's most basic multitouch trackpad (the one from 10+ years ago, prior to the haptic stuff, prior to the force touch stuff, prior to the massive dimensions) runs absolute circle…

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    Comment #33586855

    It was very surprising to see how many people were buying into this (frankly awful) idea when it was posted here a year or two ago. Any one person criticizing it was immediately do…

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    Comment #32503333

    From a purely anecdotal perspective, I've noticed a vast decrease in the performance of the macOS updaters/installers since the point when they switched to using what is essentiall…

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    Comment #32502456

    Not sure why people flagged you for this. It's very common for open source projects to make the details of security-related bugs private. One example is Firefox, nearly every secur…

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    Comment #31867386

    That is like comparing apples to oranges.

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    Comment #31627371

    can someone explain how this isn't the intended behavior?