Some of us have a challenging RF environment and rely on the 5GHz band for reliability, even for low data rates.
Comcast has Steam server(s) colocated within their network in my immediate area. I’ve observed that less popular downloads tend to connect to external servers in the next state over.
Apple’s Wallet app presents this feature as being for “age and identity verification in apps, online and in person”.
I upstreamed a 1-line fix, plus tests, at my previous company. I had to go through a multi-month process of red tape and legal reviews to make it happen. That was a discouraging experience to say the least.
I’ve not had that experience. To the contrary, it’s so much more convenient than ICE for our family. Our EV always has a full “tank” every morning. What’s the problem you’ve been having with yours?
Would someone be expected to sell their home because the builder did something unsavory? Where do we draw the line?
I won’t be. The majority of accounts I follow have already migrated away or at least mirror their posts on other platforms. There’s nothing I need from X anymore.
I’ve been happy with Just at our workplace. It lets me focus more on the task at hand instead of Conan / Cmake incantations. It’s consistent, easy to use and maintain, and keeps all relevant operations in one place.
It also lacks active thermal management. That's more or less a requirement for long battery life.
I have the Cingular version and had forgotten this detail. Sure enough, you’re right- it has a 2.5mm jack on it. How unusual.
These aren’t the same as the Ultra Definition series they mentioned, unfortunately. They lack the dim to warm feature that makes those desirable. RAB is the only manufacturer I’m aware of that makes 3000k dim to warm…
My initial reply was a bit rough around the edges. I've since edited it for clarity.
I can barely read my own handwriting. I just don’t have the fine motor coordination for it. In the context of learning per the article, typed notes are more useful to me as I get more out of them.
AT&T sold me a defective new phone once. They replaced it with a refurb, and marked it in their system that I had purchased it that way. They could not be convinced that I should have a 1-year new phone warranty instead…
They use centimeter accurate GPS for per-row logged performance data and autosteering on guidance lines. That data’s used for planning, data analysis and to keep the sprayer from trampling over planted crop later in the…
I got $148.25 in two payments for the Vergara v. Uber TCPA settlement. They sent me an unsolicited SMS.
As an EV owner, range doesn’t matter to me beyond ~200 miles real world or so. It’s the 10-70% charge speed that matters the most. And advances are being made there- see KIA/Hyundai.
Superficially at best. It’s improving, but support for prefix delegation is nonexistent on the firewall side.
Genuinely sad to hear. His wit and sage advice will be missed. For anyone who has the means to visit a Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting, it's worth it at least once.
TN43x cartridges don't have the DRM chip, thankfully. They still sell printers that use them. Such printers cost a bit more than Brother's base models but to me, it was worth the extra.
In what way is a credit monitoring app (Credit Karma) a viable alternative to a budgeting app (Mint)?
My SDXL workflow was often spilling over my RTX 3080’s 10GB of VRAM into system RAM. I’ve since tweaked my workflow to prevent that, as the slowdowns are dramatic. Tiled VAE encode/decode was a big help.
My work machine, a Precision 5550 (XPS 15) has never been able to reliably wake from sleep. Ubuntu, Pop!_OS, Windows 11- it doesn’t matter.
It’s certainly divisive. I was never the slightest bit interested in the Mustang brand until the Mach-E. That brand is now more valuable to me. For those on the other side, I agree that “all press is good press”.
I had an X220t once. It was a great machine, but I kept my W500 instead. The latter is even better built and easier to disassemble. I like its keyboard quite a bit more as well. To me, the T/Wx00 line was the last of…
Some of us have a challenging RF environment and rely on the 5GHz band for reliability, even for low data rates.
Comcast has Steam server(s) colocated within their network in my immediate area. I’ve observed that less popular downloads tend to connect to external servers in the next state over.
Apple’s Wallet app presents this feature as being for “age and identity verification in apps, online and in person”.
I upstreamed a 1-line fix, plus tests, at my previous company. I had to go through a multi-month process of red tape and legal reviews to make it happen. That was a discouraging experience to say the least.
I’ve not had that experience. To the contrary, it’s so much more convenient than ICE for our family. Our EV always has a full “tank” every morning. What’s the problem you’ve been having with yours?
Would someone be expected to sell their home because the builder did something unsavory? Where do we draw the line?
I won’t be. The majority of accounts I follow have already migrated away or at least mirror their posts on other platforms. There’s nothing I need from X anymore.
I’ve been happy with Just at our workplace. It lets me focus more on the task at hand instead of Conan / Cmake incantations. It’s consistent, easy to use and maintain, and keeps all relevant operations in one place.
It also lacks active thermal management. That's more or less a requirement for long battery life.
I have the Cingular version and had forgotten this detail. Sure enough, you’re right- it has a 2.5mm jack on it. How unusual.
These aren’t the same as the Ultra Definition series they mentioned, unfortunately. They lack the dim to warm feature that makes those desirable. RAB is the only manufacturer I’m aware of that makes 3000k dim to warm…
My initial reply was a bit rough around the edges. I've since edited it for clarity.
I can barely read my own handwriting. I just don’t have the fine motor coordination for it. In the context of learning per the article, typed notes are more useful to me as I get more out of them.
AT&T sold me a defective new phone once. They replaced it with a refurb, and marked it in their system that I had purchased it that way. They could not be convinced that I should have a 1-year new phone warranty instead…
They use centimeter accurate GPS for per-row logged performance data and autosteering on guidance lines. That data’s used for planning, data analysis and to keep the sprayer from trampling over planted crop later in the…
I got $148.25 in two payments for the Vergara v. Uber TCPA settlement. They sent me an unsolicited SMS.
As an EV owner, range doesn’t matter to me beyond ~200 miles real world or so. It’s the 10-70% charge speed that matters the most. And advances are being made there- see KIA/Hyundai.
Superficially at best. It’s improving, but support for prefix delegation is nonexistent on the firewall side.
Genuinely sad to hear. His wit and sage advice will be missed. For anyone who has the means to visit a Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting, it's worth it at least once.
TN43x cartridges don't have the DRM chip, thankfully. They still sell printers that use them. Such printers cost a bit more than Brother's base models but to me, it was worth the extra.
In what way is a credit monitoring app (Credit Karma) a viable alternative to a budgeting app (Mint)?
My SDXL workflow was often spilling over my RTX 3080’s 10GB of VRAM into system RAM. I’ve since tweaked my workflow to prevent that, as the slowdowns are dramatic. Tiled VAE encode/decode was a big help.
My work machine, a Precision 5550 (XPS 15) has never been able to reliably wake from sleep. Ubuntu, Pop!_OS, Windows 11- it doesn’t matter.
It’s certainly divisive. I was never the slightest bit interested in the Mustang brand until the Mach-E. That brand is now more valuable to me. For those on the other side, I agree that “all press is good press”.
I had an X220t once. It was a great machine, but I kept my W500 instead. The latter is even better built and easier to disassemble. I like its keyboard quite a bit more as well. To me, the T/Wx00 line was the last of…