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Did not know that - how well does it work?

How do you sync the KeePassXC file?

I didnt even realize you could do that - I just assumed you still had to roll your own coins or use a service like Coin Star

You can also just put any answer into the question as long as you will remember it.

Oldschool KeePass ftw

Isnt that smaller? I was under the impression e-beam is one of the (possible) next generation chip technologies.

Getting it to scale is the issue

Know of any other labels that are blocked or taken ?

Could also be that they are pricing it at levels where they actually make money. Without seeing the behind the scenes compute cost on all of these its hard to really judge.

That being said with any open model we of course do know the total cost (or estimate)

Forgot I had auto redirects setup. So lame

Isnt this going to decrease a massive amount of traffic from Google searches and whatnot?

What do you think of those cheap chips you can use as USB-C PD control boards ? They usually have a button some way to cycle between a few different output voltages (like 12v, 5v, 18v, etc)

Exactly - amazing it never caught on

Does it do anything else ?

First thing I do is delete all homescreen icons and widgets and any extra homescreens

Does this do anything else ? Or make the app list when you go fully right different ?

Can't you use a config profile and enroll it ?

Exactly. I believe for the firefighters they were not actually donating it.

For the average person (if we're all contaminated with some small level of pfas) I'm not sure there's a better solution to normal and regular (over many years) blood donation.

Yeah that's what I thought. Which is pretty weird.

Funnily enough donating blood actually can have big benefits for health - they did a study on Firemen who have massively higher PFAS blood levels (exposure to fire fighting foams). Turns out by regularly donating blood it forces the body to make new blood which was the only reliable way to dilute the "forever chemicals".

These people always crack me up. They don't actually want to follow the science - they just want to take a bunch of pills (easy mode) and look good.

If you really wanna live a long time you probably need to be carefully making tons of fermented food the way our grandparents did but with the advances of modern science and monitoring. And of course eat an otherwise healthy diet with moderate and varied amounts of exercise and low stress.

And of course win the genetic + luck lottery.

Doubt the guy would be having GI issues if he was eating his own homemade Natto everyday

Edit: went to the guys site and the first product he's selling is a gut health pill that makes a lot of bold claims. Bullshit meter is off the charts

He donates blood or ?

He's actually Bio"hacked" himself though ! Most people just take supplements.

Isn't getting "hacked" suppose to be a bad thing ?

Lot of these are a spectrum. 3 to 5% might have a mild form that's aggravated by super spicy food or something but otherwise not very noticeable.

And then maybe a percentage of those people have a more debilitating version ?

The lock lace method (I forget the "official" name) is also a huge game changer for footwear. Especially boots and taller stuff.

You can use it to have looser / tigher "zones" or specific areas and optimise the fit of well fitting shoes and make shoes that dont fit temporarily useable. Also great for hiking when you might want a slightly looser toebox for general use and then tighten everything down when switching to a steep downhill sections.

Also a game changer for snowboard boots and why I prefer traditional laces vs speed laces or boa systems. I can see why they are popular there though - most people wont be using fancier lacing techniques and have two adjustable zones (speed laces) is better than none.

You will....knot ?

Also think this is an underrated way to live. And it doesnt just have to be for efficiency sake. Taking even some beginner dance classes is helpful.

I like to call it "moving with intention" in my head. Proactive movement rather than Reactive.

Smooth is fast and fast is good - but there's nothing wrong with smooth and slow as well!

Its Microsoft - why not both?

UE5 can make a great and efficient game actually - its more about how you use it. And because its huge and popular and accessible there are a ton of developers using it very inefficiently.

That can be true for any commodity software though. Designing something inhouse means you inherently will have engineers and experts with better low level understanding. It doesnt mean it will be better (could even be much worse) but theres a tradeoff there.

Except that Idtech practically invented the modern 3D engine and is constantly pushing the envelope

Where they actually messed up was not licensing it more aggressively to other companies like Epic has been with Unreal.

Agreed

Unions also many times (especially with "guild" type unions) can serve other valuable functions like guaranteeing a higher minimum quality of work (generally).

There are also screws more commonly available than JIS but not as comically bad as Phillips. Hopefully they use those

I almost bought a Switch 2 but then remembered this was going into effect. Decided to push it off and keep using my still quite functional Switch 1 until I can get one.

Why would anyone not want a user replaceable battery ?

I also specifically ordered an electric toothbrush from UK Amazon awhile back that was (on the surface) identical to the American version. The UK and EU version however had a sort of (not super easy but still not that hard) user replaceable battery. Because they had to redesign with a user replaceable battery it uses a fairly standard sized lithium rechargeable (I forget the exact size - smaller than an 18650 but somewhat common).

The side effect of this was the battery inside is also much higher quality and much higher capacity than the US version. The diameter of the device is slightly larger (to accommodate the larger battery) which also fits my hands better. Even if I never replace the battery the device itself lasts insanely long between charges which is a huge plus. The cost was the same (excluding a small extra charge for shipping).