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Railison ,

YouTube awareness ads some dystopian black mirror shit

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Wasn’t the point of IPv6 to remove the need for CGNAT?

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When I think of AI ruining humanity, this is how I picture it

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Stranger Planet

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Ahhhh I am a genius! He he he he

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The separate counter for 10,000 does my head in

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Wtf did I just read

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It’s okay because we are all Kosh

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Imagine being in a city so pedestrian hostile that you need flags to be noticed by cars (Salt Lake City, I’m looking at you). And of course it’s never the driver’s fault.

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I want to believe this is real

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If you’re using xmpp, check the docs. It’s possible to send an image.

Next, you need to find where the static image is stored. How are you accessing the latest image from the IP Camera?

I think that the example in the documentation closely aligns with what you want to achieve here.

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Ok! So if you look at the attributes for image.ipcamsued_Person, what do you find listed? Hopefully a file path will be visible

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Nice one! JSON and templates together are unwieldy AF, you’re braver than me

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I have a vision of the Apple Watch Android port team sitting in an internal office, frisbee throwing business cards into a bin for three years.

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ELI5 the difference between the white badged Teams and the dark badged Teams

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The 🎉 emoji is apt, though I think it should’ve been 🎉💦

Fridge failures: LG says angry owners can't sue, company points to cardboard box (www.nbcbayarea.com)

Fridge failures: LG says angry owners can't sue, company points to cardboard box::NBC Bay Area’s Consumer team filed a report focused on faulty fridges, and then, viewers responded resoundingly about their own refrigerator problems....

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It boggles my mind that consumer protections in the US are so weak.

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Where I’m from, laws were changed so communities like this can’t block lot modifications that improve a lot’s sustainability performance (e.g. rooftop solar, rainwater harvesting, etc.). Not that anyone here would block rooftop solar, it’s wildly popular.

Railison ,

In my country, 2G phones could interfere with radios with that da-dada-da-dada sound. I know people who have personally had that happen to them while trying to land airliners and it made listening to ATC more difficult.

I don’t think it’s an issue anymore though.

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Anyone marking an assignment with a TurnItIn report, who is also in possession of half a brain, knows to read through the report and check where the matches are coming from. A high similarity score can come about for many reasons, and in my experience most of those reasons are not due to cheating.

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How’s BYD going? They seem unstoppable

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My hunch about this product category is they want to build a headset that will give immersive experiences like games and other 3D apps… but they can’t build that product with the current tech so they’re positioning it around GPU-light tasks like videos and productivity apps.

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I suppose no backdoors either

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So what are the Apple engineers using?

Share your favorite automations

I've been running HA for a while, and it's been working well; I haven't had to change much in a few months. That being said, it's fun to tinker with it, and I'm curious to hear what kind of automations the rest of the community is using. What automations are you most proud of? What are your favorite? What kind of interesting...

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Ooh I’ve got a similar trigger! Instead of coloured lights, mine strobe every five minutes incessantly until I open the machine door (power usage goes down ~3W for some reason). Also notify the phones and put a banner on the TV.

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Desktop OSes today range from acceptable to abysmal.

  • I put the user-focused Linux distributions at acceptable now that Flatpack is resolving a long-lasting issue with desktop Linux.
  • The built in advertising and privacy invasion makes Windows 11 abysmal, though it seems they’ve finally found their rhythm on the UI language front
  • macOS these days is firmly in mediocre territory. Window management hasn’t kept up with developments in other platforms and the OS feels dumb now. We had a very good OS in the Snow Leopard days, but that Apple doesn’t exist anymore.

Supermarket responds after Reddit user’s warning about self-checkout overcharge — ‘Was annoyed that the total amount due on my supermarket purchase did not equate to the individual items I purchased.’ (7news.com.au)

Supermarket responds after Reddit user’s warning about self-checkout overcharge — ‘Was annoyed that the total amount due on my supermarket purchase did not equate to the individual items I purchased.’::‘Was annoyed that the amount due on my Woolies purchase did not equate to the individual items I purchased.’

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We are living in the future!

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I reckon this is a proof of concept model. It doesn’t yet have the onboard oomph to do graphics and games yet, so they’re positioning it as a spatial display.

This will probably be more limited than the v1 iPad, definitely for early adopters.

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I’ll believe it when it ships. I’m genuinely optimistic that we can develop better batteries, but I’ve seen this story too many times before.

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