"I felt like I may be uniquely equipped to make this problem much more complicated than it needed to be."
Worth it!
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"I felt like I may be uniquely equipped to make this problem much more complicated than it needed to be."
Worth it!
Or all of those feet in BC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salish_Sea_human_foot_discover...
try botany:
Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3CBOpT2-NRvoc2ecFMDCsA
I love clearing cookies.
My old Sony xz2c's USB C port wore out after about three years use. About the same length of time they bothered to update Android. :/
Philips knows how to penny pinch. Don't buy the more recent low end models.
Their kid's app has been great.
How about the us citizen who is a permanent resident in Germany? German family? Business partners?
Any feedback from different locations or cultural groups?
One group's expectation of interruption for pleasant conversational flow can be just as off-putting as another's expectation of patient silence.
Also .net.au and .com.au are not available for personal use.
That's how we end up with stolen generations of kids taken from parents.
It was bad and suggesting state violence for lack of compliance with your world view is bad.
"No vendor sells you a product for that gap, because the gap spans two vendors. So nobody can cross-examine the building. Including you, who owns it."
Power monitoring is surprisingly effective. Open data is better but a few shelly/whatever devices works even for dumb devices.
I would argue that my old 4790K with dual channel ddr3 19200, at 10x power, is similar or better. That box lasted way longer than was reasonable.
My kid has a Fisher-Price Kid Tough camera. It's excellent for us but the pictures are so bad even the kid is disappointed.
It would be fun to repace the guts with something like this project but a long boot time is a deal breaker.
Perhaps the software can be optimised or a DIY friendly pi pico project is the way.
Where possible, I believe it's our duty to educate those who know or care little about how their devices work. Unfortunately stats aren't persuasive for my family, but they might be for some as a starting point.
https://bjs.ojp.gov/library/publications/victims-identity-th...
Victims of Identity Theft, 2021
October 2023, NCJ 306474
Here are our top ~500 English picture books from Open Library that my kids liked enough that we've read at least twice.
The quality of the scans are usually poor and occasionally pages are missing and many have been removed. It's been great for us.
https://openlibrary.org/people/duiznwudidj/books/want-to-rea...
A couple of photos (also seen in terhechte's comment) https://images.nationalarchives.gov.uk/search/?searchQuery=f...
The gallery has some images and photos. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Naval_Dockyard,_Bermuda
Users, ad-block users, and scrapers all consume the publicly-available content whether you like it or not.
I expect the difference is that the scrapers are the most likely to regurgitate the content one way or the other.
The mini linear motion volumetric display is pretty neat too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgT20tHpk1g
Reminds me of Henry Segerman's expanding racks. Geared crazyness! https://www.youtube.com/@henryseg/videos
Lots of touristy and proper hiking in the Blue Mountains. I like the cliffs and waterfalls loops at Wentworth Falls.
Random blog with photos https://www.walkmyworld.com/posts/wentworth-pass
Rent bikes and cruise the Olympic site. Or cut through briefly to the Cooks River and ride to the beach.
Walk through the glow worm tunnel in the mountains or find someone to take you canyoning. Eeevblog has a video. (Not public transport friendly)
Walk through the the coal terminal at Balls Head.
Walk the start of the Great North walk. Or the length of the Royal national Park (Bundeena to Otford).
Bike/walk the Seven Bridges loop.
Go snorkelling / swim the various rock pools.
Swim at the North Sydney Olympic Pool (if they finish it).
Visit Cockatoo Island / picnic on some of the small islands in the harbour.
Go up the pylon on the bridge.
Examples.
https://www.macrumors.com/2026/04/24/apple-maps-ads-what-to-...
How to advertise in Google Maps
Even our tires blast out IDs.
https://www.rtl-sdr.com/exploring-the-privacy-risks-of-tire-...
https://global.brompton.com/s/article/What-Is-The-Recommende...
What Is The Recommended Maximum Rider Weight And The Recommended Maximum Load?
Rider + load 110kg-130kg(G line)
The video call sequence in 2001 from 1968 comes to mind too.
Vodafone cable's cgnat struggles. I went v6 for home so that at least the v6 sites and my own connections avoid the congestion.
"Chat generate a blog post on paxos but explain it through Mad Max: Fury Road"
I don't know but it cooencideds with the start of satellite monitoring.
Half a century of satellite remote sensing of sea-surface temperature (2019) https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S003442571...
I haven't looked but there will probably be references somewhere explaining the dat sources.
3rd percentile for boys at 12 years old. https://www.cdc.gov/growthcharts/cdc-charts.htm
In NSW the guide is the person should be > 145cm which is somewhere between age 9 and 14 for girls.
https://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/roadsafety/parents/child-ca...
Not quite as I understand it. At the low end, a couple of panels, yes. Beyond 960W of panels you will still need an an electrician rather than just the Schuko plug.
It's not clear to me why, for example, 2kW of panels which are also limited to 800W need need the special plug.
Hopefully I'm wrong!
"With a standard Schuko plug, a maximum of 960 watts peak is allowed on the DC side, regulated by DIN VDE V 0126-95. With the Wieland connector, a special feed-in socket, the limit increases to 2,000 watts peak. Anyone wanting to operate a system with up to 7,000 watts of module power will need a permanently installed feed-in socket, thus entering a range that is technically possible but also more complex to implement."
Tourism oxymoron "This content is not available in your region"