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kapsel
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Comment #44453303
100% this. They took away all the (often very personal) reviews that is part of my account, and forced me to pay for access to them.
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Comment #32754974
I love my AirPod Pros, but I hate how unreliable charging in the case is. The AirPods will often think they are out of the case, when they are, and discharge themselves, while conn…
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Comment #14423060
I'm confident that it will go 200km/h - but you will run out of battery quite fast at those speeds (in much less than an hour), as it's obviously a lot less efficient.
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Comment #10799609
I saw multiple machines running RedStar OS, even took photos of me interacting with one of them, on my 2-week trip a couple of years ago. I commented on another North Korea post he…
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Comment #9189768
Its also worth checking out Poul Henning-Kamps (FreeBSD comitter) work on Ntimed, check out: https://github.com/bsdphk/Ntimed The overall architectural goals are the same as every …
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Comment #8862211
Do we actually know much about the North Korean "intranet"? I spent two weeks traveling around in North Korea in August 2012. One of our visits were in a military museum that had c…
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Comment #8382321
I think this was a pretty dumb experiment, and the outcome was to be expected. There will always be some sort of noise, pixels aligned differently etc., in a production like a tv s…
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Comment #8236771
I mounted my iPhone 5 on my bike this morning, and took a Hyperlapse recording on the bikeride from home to the office (15 minutes). When I reached the office and stopped the recor…
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Comment #7665714
Not sure, but this one is funny: dig +short -t txt google-public-dns-a.google.com
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Comment #7639964
I have to say that I am quite impressed by their work. I spent 30 minutes earlier, walking around in the neighborhood where I grew up, and it was extremely easy to navigate and rec…
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Comment #7516072
Tarsnap won't be able to shrink your photos by using deduplication and/or compression. I guess users paying 10$/mo with terabytes of data stored, have massive advantages of both, b…
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Comment #7137093
Use deduplication with caution, and only if your datasets are useful for dedup. It uses a lot of memory (or SSD, you can add drives as L2ARC to save some money), and it can give yo…
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Comment #6855812
I too went to North Korea a little more than a year ago. All my photos are here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151040723772055.... Feel free to ask any questions, i a…
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Comment #6649448
it's two different monitors.
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Comment #5489180
I bought one of these, their latest ones, from a German company about a half year ago. It arrived, I followed the instructions and got it up and running within a couple of hours. I…
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Comment #5134153
You mean lightning connector.
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Comment #5084924
No, they did not. Their NK part were arranged by KITC, the governmental travel agency of the DPRK.
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Comment #5084590
also, guess why they forgot to take my iPhone when I entrered the country? Because the customs guys were busy playing Angry Birds on my iPad, and looking through my photos.. zoomin…
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Comment #5084545
Easily. Most in our groups brought some sort of newspapers into the country, they were never confiscated. Our guides would actually ask if it was on to read the newspapers, and our…
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Comment #5084493
Not trying to hijack this thread, but I recently spent almost two weeks in the DPRK, and it was one of the most interesting and fascinating trips I ever had. I took about 5000 phot…