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dfex

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    Comment #47214089

    Hello fellow Brisbanite! Australia has it's own version of this directory - see if you can find it here: https://streetlibrary.org.au/brisbane/

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    Comment #47211642

    It sounds like this study might have been funded by.... Big Breakfast. I'll see myself out.

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    Comment #47134967

    That program listing hit me right in the feels. I remember when I was 6 or 7 teaching myself Applesoft BASIC and writing programs with funny (to me) little print statements all thr…

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    Comment #46930968

    What a time to be alive! After nearly two decades of complaining loudly about deteriorating quality of Google search results and Ad injection, Google puts in AI summaries and provi…

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    Comment #46877883

    It boggles the mind as to why they choose a name for this application that is very clearly a Microsoft trademark. In understand it's also the French word for Videoconferencing, but…

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    Comment #46869628

    This! I have the 14-core M4 Macbook Pro with 48GB of RAM, and Word for Mac (Version 16 at this time) runs like absolute molasses on large documents, and pegs a single core between …

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    Comment #46866758

    Surely the constraint will be the rate at which you can get them into and installed orbit, not the manufacturing rate

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    Comment #46579739

    It is 100% about FOMO. The greatest pushback you'll get from anyone when you suggest voluntarily cutting off their social media accounts is that it's their way of keeping in touch/…

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    Comment #46269445

    Ah man, I miss the late 90s/early 00s theme of one-off mystery sites, green on black aesthetics and excessive anchor tags :) Back in 2006 (god I feel old) there was an excellent mi…

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    Comment #46250922

    I'm by no means defending the percentage they take, but I would suggest that it's a percentage because it's simple: Pick 3 imaginary games for sale priced at $1, $10 and $100. Any …

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    Comment #46171049

    > If everything goes offline for one hour per year at the same time, then a person is blocked and unproductive for an hour per year. > On the other hand, if each service experience…

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    Comment #46094308

    Finally! Time to recreate the classic: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pTgJaJYHIAs

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    Comment #46042688

    Specifically old Japanese hardware from the 80s and 90s - this stuff is bulletproof

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    Comment #46039993

    I have had fairly extensive hearing loss in my left ear for about 20-something years and finally decided to investigate options about a year or so ago. I tried a set of Phonaks for…

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    Comment #45842590

    >> “You only think you understand how a bicycle works, until you learn to ride one.” > This resonates deeply with me. That's why I built one myself [0] I was hoping to see a home-m…

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    Comment #45840697

    My subsidised 48kWh battery is getting installed in two weeks - and I can't wait. I have also upgraded to a 20kW inverter (I have ~10kW of panels on the roof) so I can import or ex…

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    Comment #45815645

    Lovely story. I work out of the back seat(s) (Crew Model) of my Ford Transit pretty regularly and can relate. I'm astonished at how productive I can be while waiting around outside…

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    Comment #45745225

    > The technical information for this thing seems to be light on the ground. What kind of diagnostic stats are provided? How is it figuring out true Rx/Tx power without a light mete…

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    Comment #45745111

    That might be a misremember - I've been using Juniper for nearly 20 years now and only ever saw a "software bug" in 18.x that broke OEM optics, but that was quickly addressed with …

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    Comment #45690350

    some scars need to be earned

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    Comment #45563845

    This may work in your favour - it's one of the reasons I enjoy Mastodon so much - friction is/was a little higher which kept my network small but focussed

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    Comment #45523673

    Genuinely curious - would 24x7 low-latency trading matter then? Wouldn't after-hours trading (for your local timezone) be happening on an exchange in another location? Or do you me…

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    Comment #45504053

    Not the OP, but have had some experience with the Arduino Opta around this time twelve months ago (Oct 24) through a professional development course I took at my local university o…

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    Comment #45346620

    Also "Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity" - Seneca

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    Comment #45164363

    This is actually really exciting - it means in somewhere in the next 5-10 years we'll inevitably (well, hopefully if the cycles of history are anything to go by) see a bunch of new…