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Comment #48401296
>"They ask it 'do you remember me?' more than they ask it anything else. Billions of sessions a day. They always come back." Definitely not in the original. Nicely done.
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Comment #48357080
You mention lower footprint but then make a cost comparison against Claude subscription pricing. Claude subscription pricing is a broken way to consider footprint.
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Comment #48193045
There are a number of compact shortwave (radio amateurs prefer the term "high frequency" or HF, in contrast to VHF, UHF) transceivers. The impracticality is from the size of an eff…
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Comment #48192930
In the US all transmitting at 1W with these radios is contrary to regulations. That said, no one is going to stop you from squatting on 146.580 MHz for example, a frequency commonl…
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Comment #48192821
Practically, this take emphasizes my point on repeaters. Each open active repeater develops its own subculture. (That said, the overwhelming majority of repeaters in the US are idl…
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Comment #48192493
Practical use, dense urban, flat, UHF is about 1km. VHF is worse. Most radio amateurs would utilize a repeater to get over this limitation. Assuming there is a reliable repeater on…
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Comment #47913013
Anyone know when Apple's acquisition of Headspace is closing?
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Comment #45064171
Your property isn't ratting you out. The software you license from Tesla is ratting you out.
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Comment #45064113
Agree. The remedy for this is federal disbarment.
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Comment #41909521
For those interested in learning Morse Code by sound, https://lcwo.net (Learn CW Online) is a good resource, although not really usable on a mobile device. For building speed, I ha…
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Comment #40907435
Would a criminal fraud charge result in federal debarment? If not, why not?
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Comment #35885771
Cisco Viptela vEdge 100, 1000, and 2000 routers have a hardcoded certificate which governs the hardware appliances ability to join their SDWAN network. At connectivity loss or rebo…
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Comment #33110699
Persons suffering from mental health conditions suffer them long before they warrant the "dangerous" moniker. The solution lies in substantive treatment of all mental health condit…
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Comment #24392828
This is remarkably confusing to read on my Chinese-manufactured mobile device I bought from an American company.
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Comment #23585481
Is the Oasis performance that different than the Paperwhite? I personally am less concerned with closed-platform reader technology, and more concerned with closed-platform content.…
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Comment #23538916
American culture also devalues community college in this way. The way we break this is by changing our hiring decisions. If you have a Harvard grad (or other private university gra…
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Comment #23344014
I find that an ability to search the knowledgebase exceeds the value of organizing according to a hierarchy. I can see some value in linking/backlinking à la an encyclopedic "See a…
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Comment #23338788
They’ve rediscovered .plan files?