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Just gotta sign away your soul.
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birdman3131 on Thursday October 15, 2026 @02:21AM
from the greatergood.berkeley.edu dept.
There are some lines of front load washers that use them as the door lock. And the ones they use have a habit of shorting out and taking the control board with them.
The idea is that so long as the washer is providing power the motor stays locked. But if you ever loose power within a few minutes you can open the door if you had to.
I can't say for a properly designed system but I can get anywhere in my city (~90k population / ~0.25m metro) in 15 minutes via car. (Some days traffic effects a bit.)
Many bus stops are up to 1:45 away.
Can and implemented are often worlds apart.
A 12 seater is not a microvan. That is in full size van territory.
Don't know that I would say anyone. As I have never had any issue with any sort of motion sickness.
Should see the shure ones. Shure SB900C is like $115. And at least last I looked I never saw any aftermarket ones.
At 8 mics and 6 in-ear packs you can get a lot of alkalines.
For my city it is Free Ferry for some reason.
Free Ferry Road
Free Ferry St N (Multiple not near each other)
Free Ferry Ln (Multiple sections as well.)
Free Ferry Cir
Free Ferry heights
Free Ferry Landing
I feel like I am missing a couple but google maps is being a pain right now.
Everybody else looks for em dashes. For me that is the number 1 tell of AI.
Had that happen a few times but switching the use old reddit box off and back on fixes it.
A bit pedantic but that is a pipe smoke effect not a cigarette effect. Cigarette smoke tends to go horizontal for a ways before kinda going vertical.
It works well in the image they use to demo it but the image shows a pipe where it actually looks right.
It seems nobody recalls how bad it was back in the day. CDMA phones (Mostly carriers like Alltel, Verizon and sprint.) did not have sim cards until 4g/LTE. Before that to migrate phones you had to get customer support involved.
AT&T and other GSM based carriers had sim cards on their phones and it was so much nicer.
Nobody has been able to convince me that esim is not just going back in time 15+ years. We moved to sim cards for a reason.
By a verification service owned by epic games apparently. So not fortnite but its not a super stretch.
Thats not what he said. What he said was even rapidly moving his eyes around he could not spot the lower resolution part.
Its showing as $149 for me.
Which still feels outrageous for what is basically a knitted scarf.
It started about a month ago for me. I am subscribed to emails from an IT as a Gig platform called Field Nation. Thought I might pickup a bit of side work but never did.
Recently it started adding them to my calendar and there is no way to turn off this feature without also turning off useful features such as package out for delivery notifications.
They do not want to have such a list as it makes them a target.
What they do have is a searchable password list not connected to any usernames.
As a note hetzner has a lot of auction servers and I believe they lack the setup fee
The main reason is wanting it on a second drive.
Given that it is a car post Internal Combustion Engine would be my first guess when seeing ICE but I can see where one might think of the other as well.
So I don't personally find text hard to read or very much focus impacting.
However, it is very person dependent. Personally, I am one of the fastest readers I know.
It's also day dependent. I've had days where my ability to focus switch is significantly impaired.
The big issue is that while there are people that touch screens are not going to impair their driving, you can't gear your system to them.
You have to aim it at the lowest common denominator.
Personally, I am a fan of my current vehicle which while being at 2015 because it's one of the police interceptors still has the basic ish radio. And has twist knobs for volume, tune, fan speed and temperature.
And while I probably wouldn't mind having the actual Ford sync stuff, I don't find myself missing it either.
So windows 11 easily bypasses this when taking a screenshot. Just switch to video mode. (Yeah yeah. Not technically a screenshot but same default software built in to windows.)
No its not. Slicer software is just CAM software for 3d printers. It just creates Gcode like any other CAM software. Calling it " basically just your interface to the dials and knobs on the CNC settings for speeds and feeds." shows a deep misunderstanding of operating CNC's in general.
Your manual controls on pretty much all 3d printers suck. But that's because manual operation is considerable far down the priority list. I've never seen one that did jogging other than setting an increment and tapping a touchscreen button to make it move 1 increment.
Every CNC machine I have ever ran did way better with the jogging. Even the ones from the 70's. You set a speed with a knob and then hold down a button. It goes till you let up. Or you use a rotary wheel for fine control.
And don't even get me started on homing. The homing sequence on all the printers I have dealt with is home X and Y before homing Z. Most machinists will be aghast at this as if you are homing all 3 axis's at once you home Z first to get the tool out of the way.
AI is not a replacement for a greybeard.
That said AI, Search and the like can be quite useful and helpful.
Tinypic maybe? I know we used it a lot on Gaia back in the day.
One of the arguments to be made is that while " automation reduces the possible human errors." it also reduces the amount of human oversight as well.
So that started out as unlimited. After people abused it to tether it got dropped to like 50mb of non amazon traffic a month.