otacon239 @ otacon239 @lemmy.world

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Nope. They’ve just implemented verification cans instead.

Yeah then someone fucked up ¯(ツ)_/¯.

It’s not compiled. You can read the source in plaintext.

This a WiFi channel issue. People often leave WiFi on auto channel mode. Like you said, this is fine for a single point network. For bigger networks, you're supposed to set your channels to static and spread your bandwidth.

For example, 2.4 GHz WiFi has channels 1, 6 and 11. The in-between channels are just blending these 3. You would have one end of the network set to 1, the midpoint set to 6, and the far end set to 11. Your client device will do the work of choose the strong signal and jump between them.

If these were in Auto, they would constantly detect each other and regularly channel hop, dropping connections in the process.

From my experience in IT, it’s almost always a local network issue in the end. That’s not to say, the user’s fault. But the distance a little education on home networking could go to save a technician having to come to your house a day or two later just to fix something that could be done in a few minutes is not insignificant.

Prudes gonna prude.

I regularly let work emails sit a day or two to give people realistic expectations for when I’m actually busy.

I think there has to be some crossover. I have yet to witness someone who is smart enough to grift, recognize grifters and has also not found something better to do with their time.

I have to imagine there’s hundreds of thousands of grifts that go nowhere by unintelligent fucks and we only hear of the ones that were successful. Not saying there’s no one out there like that, but I think there’s just barely any crossover in those two crowds.

I wouldn’t be surprised at all if all the big-time grifters were constantly being grifted as well because those are the types of people they surround themselves with.

I thought they were all playing Strongbad’s Cool Game for Attractive People.

if you know what you're going to do with it.

the penguin silently approaches, stalking its prey

Are they known for barking a lot? All the ones my friends had were pretty quiet and tame, even when I first met them.

I saw this recently and all of my frustrations with the keyboard were suddenly justified. I knew it was getting measurably worse over time, but then someone went and measured it: https://youtu.be/hksVvXONrIo

Yeah, but some of that healthcare would make its way to non-white, non-Christian, non-men.

Sometimes the webpage will select a bunch of stuff outside the table as well as a bunch of extra lines and spaces that you have to rearrange.

Not all websites do it, but for the ones that do, this trick can save several minutes of fixing.

That is exactly what I use mine for and it does it pretty much silently.

The number of ways I’ve found to “win” against the modern internet over the years… My favorite is the trick of copying tables. In Firefox, if you hold Alt and drag, you can grab clean table data to copy paste into whatever spreadsheet you need. Take that, overly-complicated webpage!

You’re replying to my comment when it’s incredibly obvious you do not look at the attached video or read the whole original post. Pretty sure you’re either a high-effort troll or a bot. 2.3 year old account with one post then nothing for 2 years, then several comments.

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It goes far, far deeper than that. I recommend you listen to this to get a full grasp on just how twisted his schemes really are: https://youtu.be/D503ScaSGc4

I’m in a similar boat. I’ve been producing music for nearly ten years in Ableton, including stuff for some local theater, but this will be my first year releasing an album. Making music takes a lot of time and effort, I found out.

I must have played a few thousand rounds on my HP Pocket PC in high school. Such a great game for a stylus. That and Bejeweled.