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dx4100
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Comment #45816245
Are we really all so spoiled that everything has to be delivered as a shiny, perfect solution?
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Comment #44100994
Any idea of how much of their code is still primarily PHP? Curious myself.
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Comment #44100719
I've seen people use them as a way to replace pauses in speech. I see it more with boomers / Gen-X. example: he isn't wrong... why do you think that ... it's a good thing
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Comment #44100706
Well, now that AI makes heavy use of it, I've been using it less. AI LOVES it.
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Comment #44100693
I've been using double hyphens (which auto-corrects to emdash now) for as long as I can remember. Now that it's a marker of AI, I find myself removing it whenever I reply to commen…
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Comment #44025964
Same as my bank pin too!
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Comment #43998574
Also, on TMobile if you dial #662#, it'll block the Scam Likely calls at the carrier.
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Comment #43998554
I have my phone set to silence Unknown callers. What did you have setup on the Pixel before to block them?
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Comment #43998546
Scams have gotten better since AI. Most of the common spelling mistakes are gone. I was looking through some phishing e-mails the other day out of curiosity and found a weird unico…
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Comment #43852158
Can't wait to buy from some west coast hipster with a garage fab now that it's economically viable. /s
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Comment #43852122
The ESP32-C6 has a Zigbee radio. I have 6 myself -- they're great.
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Comment #43839521
There's ways that prevent it - - Freeze all code after an update through permissions - Don't make most directories writeable - Don't allow file uploads, or limit file uploads to me…
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Comment #43775572
Hey Pete -- Love the article - you may want to lock down your API endpoint for chat. Maybe a CAPTCHA? I was able to use it to prompt whatever I want. Having an open API endpoint to…
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Comment #43741633
Cloudflare and Google use CAPTCHAs to sell web scrapers? I don't get your point. I was under the impression the data is used to train models.
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Comment #43739512
This isn't really something you'd ship in a car though. It's cool that we have such a rich ecosystem of devices that this can be made "off-the-shelf" - but for production use in a …
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Comment #43617682
What an awesome dad! Lived during the golden age of photography and retired before its demise.
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Comment #40930425
Did people just... do this by hand (in software), transistor by transistor, or was it laid out programmatically in some sense? As in, were segments created algorithmically, then re…
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Comment #40120027
The average vape has more processing power than Voyager, and the iPhone is orders of magnitude more complex. With that said, it takes skilled engineers to squeeze perfectly crafted…
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Comment #24401673
My cheapest HT can do this. And my 20 year old radio can do it. So not sure about "exotic"
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Comment #20826111
I downloaded Unshaky to help this out: https://github.com/aahung/Unshaky You can set custom timings per key, which is useful for particularly difficult keys.
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Comment #17702668
Yeah, I remember reading this. Doesn't this really only apply to devices with GPS?
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Comment #13725533
Where's the form to apply for Alpha? :)
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Comment #12386682
I spent years on the self-medication supplement train. I still take Vitamin D and a few other modest supplements, but I finally got REAL relief after just biting the bullet and try…
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Comment #12325515
So, serious question: Why do you use console e-mail?