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hayyyyydos

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    Comment #40440976

    Not the first time I've seen that kind of leak from a site using bubble.io

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    Comment #39479814

    It's the electronic version of a safe deposit box

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    Comment #38888255

    > or don't want to go out in the cold weather January in Australia is Summer

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    Comment #37999098

    A heat pump is basically a reverse cycle air conditioner, right? Why are they so expensive in the UK? (Australian here)

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    Comment #37831459

    > In many parts of the world, landline IP allocations tend to be stable enough for this to have a real effect. And what about CGNAT?

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    Comment #36952084

    When helping someone over the phone, I get them to go to http://ipchicken.com Very easy URL to relay, "do you see the chicken? let me know what the blue numbers are below it" - and…

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    Comment #35501194

    > I pay the equivalent of 13c/KWh in Australia How??

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    Comment #34231134

    > To keep the accounting straight

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    Comment #34183305

    > must be that vaunted German engineering Can't be too much German engineering in a Taiwanese (Clevo) machine

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    Comment #33801269

    Sky News is Australia's Fox News. The IPA is a right-wing "think-tank". Chris Kenny is a climate change denier. This is not good journalism, and it would be a stretch to call Kenny…

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    Comment #33786361

    > Or in a similar vein, wouldn't it be cool to make any header an anchor? So I could say, You already can make any header an anchor, right? eg: Second Header

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    Comment #33786005

    Sure, if you share identical routing with every member of the /24

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    Comment #33635509

    $47.99/month or $199.99/year - at the end of the (rather long) funnel with marketing spiel sprinkled in between, it asks for you to enter your card details to start your 7 day free…

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    Comment #33606065

    > a while back somebody posted proposed redesign of stackoverflow to make it more nice from UX perspective Interested in reading more about this, do you have any links?

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    Comment #33493105

    Last time I checked (~6 months ago), when you're logging in and it asks to verify a mobile 2FA code, the mobile number it's sent to is actually returned to the browser in the respo…

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    Comment #32397218

    When waste ink absorbers are full, a fault condition is spilling ink out the bottom of the printer... mainly when (some) non-genuine inks are used. I've seen it happen a few times.…

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    Comment #32397193

    > So why would the scanner also be disabled? I'm not aware of that happening. Looking at the video linked in the article showing Epson waste ink pad replacement, it actually looks …

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    Comment #32394281

    Former printer tech here - waste ink pads are common in inkjets, and definitely not an issue exclusive to Epson. After all, the ink that it sucks through priming on start up/shut d…

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    Comment #31966458

    I have a bigger concern with myGovID. It pushes a notification, with "accept" or "decline". What happens if you accidentally hit "accept" when it wasn't you that logged in? There i…

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    Comment #31362217

    I completely understand that - but it's still creepy, and it's a reminder of how big tech follows you around the internet. As soon as I see it, I choose to leave the website.

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    Comment #31354402

    I'm really not a fan of sites that pop up "Log in with Google" with your account details prefilled. It's creepy.

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    Comment #29460009

    I use Pushover for this: https://pushover.net/

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    Comment #29415015

    A single >15MB page. Nice.

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    Comment #28846384

    The craziest part is, the QR codes have all the data to be able to work offline. But the app requires an internet connection!

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    Comment #28560476

    > If anything this is just a reflection of word choices of Australian vs American cultures. Correct - I can think of, for example, a national ASX listed ISP (Aussie Broadband) with…