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    I was genuinely curious to see what the legally mandated calorie/ingredient content labelling was in 1991 on a UK Mars bar, but sadly no pictures of the underside. While I've no do…

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    > Enable cloud tunnels so you can access your apps on other devices (paid feature) It's not much extra work to do this technique (tunnel to publicly accessible domain name from loc…

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    Comment #49104499

    KOReader is widely known to be less energy efficient than Nickel (the native reader on Kobo devices). It's a commonly observed issue. It still lasts a long time! It's just not as e…

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    Comment #49099653

    This is correct, the 256gb is substantially slower as uses fewer physical memory chips - less ability to read/write in parallel. The 512gb or larger models have substantially highe…

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    Comment #49099239

    My only real complaint with KOReader is that the book browsing UI is file and folder based by default, while virtually all other ebook readers support some kind of cover based libr…

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    Comment #49063111

    I almost never see it now, but twenty to thirty years ago when there where far more cars on UK roads with no air conditioning, you would very occasionally see someone leave the win…

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    Comment #48850351

    I genuinely wondered the other day how long before we see some country try to regulate the new self-hosted radio mesh messaging solutions like Meshtastic etc. Eventually some crime…

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    Comment #48769864

    Since the dawn of USB-C iOS devices (iPhone 15 onwards), you can plug any old usb card reader into an iPhone or iPad without an adapter and it works.

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    Comment #48767273

    I think this is going to be a much more common sight in most major western economies - many of them have a rapidly growing aged retired population and a declining young working seg…

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    Comment #48750591

    If Wikipedia is to be believed, Ultima Online and Everquest would have had circa 500k-1m subscribers between them by 2003. Ultima Online had 100k subscribers as long ago as 1998.

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    Comment #48750418

    I don't think I'll ever stop pressing ctrl + s/cmd + s every 5 minutes, the habit is too deeply ingrained at this stage!

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    Comment #48709446

    They are beautiful things, but the last few I rode on with BA were absolutely starting to show their age inside prior to BA retiring them in 2020. I think the last passenger models…

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    Comment #48654370

    All of them pre-exist Swift, so I think it's perfectly fair to compare. Swift wasn't made in a vacuum.

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    Comment #48653461

    I'm always surprised as well when new languages targeting widespread use launch without an official one. Dotnet/C#, Go and other languages that come batteries included with the pac…

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    Comment #48639616

    That seems low for a Frigate setup with a Coral and suggests something else isn't right. Im running ~20 1080p cameras on two Corals right now. The general rule of thumb is 8-16 cam…

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    Comment #48639544

    Sony have admitted to selling the PS5 at a loss during the first 8 months of sales. Even when they announced the $499 disc drive SKU was no longer selling at a loss, they admitted …

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    Sony have admitted to selling the PS5 at a loss during the first 8 months of sales. Even when they announced the $499 disc drive SKU was no longer selling at a loss, they admitted …