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Comment #47983468
It's mildly interesting that this landing page is hosted on github pages: https://github.com/askmediagroup/ask.com
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Comment #47547878
Unfortunately devices like the VuPoint - while low cost and accessible - deliver impressively terrible results. It’s a composite to usb converter which will fail to handle delinter…
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Comment #47461546
Apple has, AFAICT, never required automatic updates. I just checked the iOS 26 settings, and sure enough, I have both download and install automatically turned off. So it is possib…
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Comment #43987279
Another interesting thing about WW2 mail - they would photograph letters onto microfilm, then reprint them on the other end to save valuable shipping capacity.
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Comment #43987185
If your phone supports WiFi calling and dual SIM, you can get a data-only eSIM for the country you're visiting and you'll receive texts for your primary line over the data connecti…
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Comment #43987135
Although they don't offer TOTP, I've noticed growing support for Passkeys which is a step in the right direction.
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Comment #42380003
It is not a win. In a recent study, Robinhood with Citadel has the worst price improvement (execution quality) of any brokerage on the market. I’ve personally observed this - Robin…
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Comment #41391132
I was about to donate until I read things like this and their initiatives like promotion. The incentives are all wrong - donations should go to actual expenses (hosting, hardware, …
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Comment #41197641
Primarily because it has specialized functions for various matrix sizes which are selected at runtime.
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Comment #41184137
I think the easiest way to do this is get a used sata drive from a name brand, and a usb to sata adapter.
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Comment #41174025
I use the Intel P4510 (8TB) and have been super impressed with the performance. I also have some older WD SN200’s that are excellent MLC flash. You do need some active cooling for …
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Comment #40560380
You can run 4x32 DDR5 on current gen AMD consumer platforms but don't expect speeds above 4400MHz in quad-channel regardless of what the module is rated for. I'd instead suggest du…
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Comment #40363133
Already happened https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/21/technology/google-surveil...
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Comment #40311309
So it turns out chrome os ships with a shared library to support L2 (since it's entirely in software). There's a patch to get it working on other Linux distributions.
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Comment #40191538
Yep. And even worse states aren’t allowed to give individuals standing to sue either under the preemption clause (expect for in cases of deceptive advertising via email).
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Comment #39890844
You might be interested in some recent movement on this issue in California: https://sd09.senate.ca.gov/news/20231009-california-banning-...
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Comment #39797945
I tested this recently and it definitely works as expected in c++ - destructors of static lifetime variables are called when the library is unloaded.
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Comment #39578409
They’ve moved this functionality into finder on Mac and a new program “Apple devices” on windows.
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Comment #39393009
I noticed they recently brought back the clownfish as a built in option on iPhone!
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Comment #38505220
Arguably, > 1G is outside the range of home equipment as most consumers have no need for it. You're asking a 2.5G router, a WiFi 6 AP, and a multi-gig switch all in one package. Mo…
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Comment #38504581
The Mikrotik RB5009 is very affordable and has both SFP+ and 1x 2.5G Ethernet. And you can use either port as WAN or LAN depending on your setup. Will still need a switch however i…
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Comment #38284856
That’s just Tmobile - we have plans both directly and with Mint and the coverage is identical. There are some other first party MVNO’s like Visible which run on Verizon you might b…
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Comment #38198438
We have this already - “f2c” has been around for decades.
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Comment #37794384
mpv with --tone-mapping=bt.2446a (or whichever you like from https://mpv.io/manual/stable/#options-tone-mapping ), --hdr-compute-peak=yes, and --target-peak=SDR monitor nits, does …
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Comment #37439774
Right - you can use the std::string at compile time but since it allocates dynamically you need to copy to a fixed size char[]/std::array to use at runtime.