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Is it really true that meth or amphetamine can be synthesized from plastic spoons?
If anyone could, nilered could.
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Is it really true that meth or amphetamine can be synthesized from plastic spoons?
If anyone could, nilered could.
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[Old laptop][Help] Portégé R600 will not accept additional memory module.
How long did you wait? Give it like 15 minutes
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Replacing GBC Cart Battery
Don't put another tabbed battery in, put a cr2025 slot in there so you can replace them more easily in future.
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Are there smart-plugs like Eve that dont require iCloud/Home to run, more like Phillips Hue Bulbs kind of?
Anything that uses zigbee / threads
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Take off your pants and bend over
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I suspect the reality is something like them not needing to do dual languages on products we import.
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Best laptop hardware?
Unfortunately not really. I use a framework as my day to day and offload builds to a Macbook pro.
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Can I do something with this?
Maybe, look into software defined radio
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Stick PC for a media client?
As a media client, totally. Lots of people run jellyfin on Android TV sticks and things like that.
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Dog movies that are not dog movies
Prey.
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What is open SSL ?
What?
It's an open source ssl library. There's also alternatives like Libressl
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How IMDB Users Rate Season 4 of SNW
I've soured on s4 too. First one was the best, second acceptable but not really trek, and it's just been shit since.
Please just give us a final 1.5 seasons of quality fucking trek. Is that really so hard? I'm glad they're having fun making the show, but the audience isn't.
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Hehe
Just put a box in the carrier, problem solved.
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Does anyone have any experience with Yose Power e-bikes
One more thing to try, if you have cables going from the brakes try disconnecting them. Motors are usually setup to cut out as soon as the brakes are hit, so a switch jammed on might cause what you're seeing.
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ICE Is Asking Gate Agents To Help Arrest Passengers. Some Are Pushing Back
Laurie says she was still waiting for guidance when ICE agents returned to the airport looking for another passenger. This time, she made a different choice. She called the supervisor at the gate, asked for the passenger’s phone number and called the woman herself.
“I know this is going to sound extremely radical, or crazy,” she recounted telling the woman, “but ICE is there at the gate, and they're looking for you."
There was a pause. “Are you serious?” the woman asked.
“Yes,” Laurie said. “I know this is crazy, but I promise you. I'm being serious.”
“Should I leave?” the woman asked. “I think it might be best if you do,” Laurie said.
That's awesome. Good for her.
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Finnish wildlife photographer Lassi Rautianen documented the surprising friendship between a male brown bear and a female grey wolf. The pair was seen hunting together, walking together and sharing w…
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Tail down in a dog doesn't only mean scared, and I don't think you can assume dog behaviours of a wolf.
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Keep large HDD from always spinning up
hdparm
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An amazing directory: /proc
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If you delete a file that's still open by the app, the link in proc will still exist and you can copy the file back out of proc.
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An amazing directory: /proc
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No, you can't have a hard link cross filesystems and proc is its own fs type.
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An amazing directory: /proc
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/dev and /sys are the other two special ones
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An amazing directory: /proc
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It still is! If you try and boot a kernel with nothing in /dev, you won't get most of the kernel boot messages since /dev/console doesn't exist. You need a basic set of device nodes in /dev before udev is started.
If you're going to rsync a system to new hardware and exclude /dev /proc /sys, it's better to setup a new mount of your / to a different directory and sync off that, so you get the underlying stuff without the cruft.