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farisjarrah
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Comment #34913634
You can also just buy a Mullvad gift card on Amazon that has a random code that you have to scratch off to see.
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Comment #34807609
If you squint, that almost sounds like an AGPL license but for physical chargers.
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Comment #34427307
Thonny actually does this on the basic raspberry pi install. It launches into a basic mode with big tablet like buttons and then you can click "Advanced Mode" and it goes to a more…
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Comment #34116845
Randomly found Advisory Circles on twitter. Really cool stuff. You're really making OSINT much more accessible to common people.
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Comment #33956999
Apparently it's become so commonplace among pets that my dog's veterinary insurance policy specifically has an exclusion saying that our pet insurance does not cover cloning. I jus…
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Comment #33920981
The video title is based on real sentiment from people in Taiwan. Asianometry is a treasure trove of easily accessible information on semi-conductor manufacturing, and business in …
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Comment #33900518
ChatGPT can solve fizzbuzz with no effort at all. Not sure these sorts of "idiot"-filters are as valid anymore
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Comment #33335376
photopea is one of the best examples of a web application imo. Its a full featured image editing software just running in your browser. No sign up or login required and you can jus…
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Comment #33125638
Its also a golden age for people who understand code and smart contracts and are willing to take advantage of others without breaking any laws. A few of the major "hacks" lately ha…
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Comment #33022969
Just because people eat meat out of a package from the super market does not mean they are okay with their bacon being raised on a farm where the pig was in a 1 square meter cage i…
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Comment #33009253
Fantastic usability if you can get a good story around syncing your passwords in place. Most people use Dropbox or some other cloud storage as the location for their password vault…
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Comment #33000493
You can add this on iphone by adding another webpage as a bookmark using the share menu in safari and then going back and editing the bookmark so its what you want it to be.
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Comment #32939270
The billboards in San Francisco off Hwy 80 and Hwy 101 never cease to surprise me. I'll ask my wife, who was a middle school teacher, what a "Datadog" or "Salesforce" is and she ne…
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Comment #32609625
This is a great video on Azidoazide Azide, explosions and fire is a horrifically entertaining and educational youtube channel. I say horrific because of the chemicals that he works…
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Comment #32510637
I don't think that's necessarily problematic anymore then measuring fluid viscosity is problematic. Once someone start's getting into debates over the size of transistors on microp…
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Comment #32069111
Conversely, I been seeing more people then ever riding, building and modifying electric and motorized bicycles. You can modify a regular $200 mountain bike with a $200 motor kit fr…
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Comment #31947110
Decino is amazingly prolific. I'm not sure I know of another creator that has the depth and breadth into a specific category of gameplay as him. Over the pandemic there were some c…
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Comment #31699858
There are RP2040 based boards with wifi are starting to come out. While they aren't horrendously expensive, they are double or triple the cost of a regular base raspberry pi pico m…
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Comment #31695793
This seems to be different from previous LD_PRELOAD vulnerabilities in that it's using eBPF as part of the mechanism to obfuscate itself.
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Comment #31612136
Post tax Roth-401k's are a thing. When you quit your job and roll it over to your personal account they also go into your Roth ira. But your point still stands. https://www.investo…
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Comment #31611234
I was thinking about this. What if you got something like a mini induction melting furnace, and then just had a fan blowing hot air up through a grate that the pan can rest on?