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Comment #49009273
I play the game with SiriusXM to only pay the intro price and listen to that 90% of the time I am in the car. XM has a weird collection of DJs, some are obnoxious or grating, but a…
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Comment #48994709
More useful context http://www.kroah.com/log/blog/2026/02/16/linux-cve-assignmen... Nothing to panic about.
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Comment #48892733
Once my visiting family departs I am going to finish building the Little Free Library I started last month. We have lived in our current home for 5 years and it is about time I sha…
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Comment #48718501
We watched the Australian Episode of Everybody Feed Phil, and Mel Brooks made an appearance. He seemed a bit old but when I looked him up on Wikipedia I was shocked to learn he was…
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Comment #48540807
Haven't encountered that yet, but probably something I will need to solve. I started with just a few newsletters I already subscribed to with Kill the Newsletter that never had tha…
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Comment #48517202
This looks nice. Ran through a 5 question Go scenario and got 4/5 right. Which feels about right with my current depth of knowledge. One of the very first pieces of code I wrote wh…
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Comment #48517135
I built my own version of Kill the Newsletter. Been testing it with various newsletters. Learning that a lot of the popular email newsletters are horrific, but if you have any, pop…
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Comment #48148052
It seems fairly obvious that the "identity" portion of this is more important than the actual cost of providing the storage. Though maybe more folks than I imagine can hit the 5GB …
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Comment #47752963
The fact that this also shuts off access to many public library Ebooks on these devices should be getting more press. My wife exclusively uses her Kindle for library books and it l…
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Comment #47669928
My eyes.
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Comment #47586692
Track it! Any Spreadsheet. Columns: date, where you filled up, how many gallons, dollar total, odometer reading, mpg function ((currentodo - prevodo) /gallons), ppg function (total…
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Comment #47530160
This is the way.
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Comment #47399820
I have been using HA to water my garden for 4 summers. I setup a Tempest weather station this fall, and will have some fun experimenting with using rain and temperature data collec…
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Comment #47372361
I would be curious what a $5 hetzner or equal vps could handle. Is pandas docs that busy? That said, free is no longer free if you have to worry this much about it.
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Comment #46731749
The honest answer is you probably won't find it. Historical documentation is hard, it is the first "features" cut when teams are scrambling to meet a deadline. There is no malice i…
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Comment #46289266
This looks interesting, and honestly makes me want to fire up The Roottrees are Dead and see if I can use this to solve the second act.
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Comment #46126071
Funny, I am taking an American Sign Language course, and one of the components is talking about dates/days/weeks. Next Week, Next Monday, Last Tuesday, etc. I was talking to some o…
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Comment #45935090
We are currently porting a game to Switch and everytime I boot into Windows I die a little. So slow, so messy, and just icky.
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Comment #45841079
Not really any places where things get sold, but opt-in in the background for newsletters is bad in certain sectors. Ticket platforms are terrible. I like to use a new email for ev…
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Comment #45840927
I switched to using masked emails with Fastmail primarily so I could see who sold my data. The potential security benefit was not really a driver. Having 1Password be able to gener…
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Comment #44836542
Basically the same as cleaning up after they hired the cheapest dev they can find. Something our little shop has been doing for 4 years now. Can't wait to charge to debug a 100,000…
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Comment #44080587
Not sure, I use dnsimple for dns and wrote my own little service to update my A record, no ip6 in my corner of the world so have not checked for AAAA record support.