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I guess that's it then
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OP said Austria, so maybe not.
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I guess that's it then
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OP said Austria, so maybe not.
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I guess that's it then
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The verification flag might be tied to the account if there's no specific local law. If that is the case wherever they pop out reddit will try id them.
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A French small business owner has his video game store looted
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I'd love to know what countries you think have higher rate of gun ownership than the states. Maybe look that one up?
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tech never works for long
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Yeah home built and programmed smart devices are the way to go. I'm addicted to the rush of making dumb appliances automated.
The smartphone controlled aircon for $150 extra? Slap a $4 Esp in that. $400 to get sleek control of your central heating? $4 Esp. Turn on the ice maker on the commute home? You guessed it, $4 Esp.
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AI slop mugs hitting the thrift store shelves
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Nahh it was renamed to 365 Cupilot
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Tired of expensive disposable batteries and rechargeable AA suck. So I made a 10k mAh pack for my deadbolt.
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No kilomilliamp silly
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German Court Orders Deletion of Footage Exposing Pig Gas Chambers
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Co2 can be effective as a mild anesthetic at certain percentage, causing relaxation and drowsiness. So can be used to euthanize animals humanely and without toxicity. If the levels rise above that threshold, you experience a burning throat and a feeling of suffocation. Which is not humane. I imagine it's what the videos show.
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Age checks could turn internet into an ID checkpoint and would kill anonymity, Proton CEO says
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That's the best part, companies do that for you
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What are the strategic considerations behind the active spread of anti-vax theories?
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Android compatibility is insane!
Your only compatibility wall is the play store. If you've got the apk you're installing 9/10 times. Apk repos are great.
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I bought 4 4tb HDDs for $500 total last year, went to buy a spare last month and they're $250 each now. So no. Not even a little bit true.
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'It Would Be The Dumbest War In History': Danish MP Hits Back At Trump's Greenland Threats
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There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee - that says, fool me once, shame on - shame on you. Fool me - you can't get fooled again.
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Keep Android Open
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way ahead there, I use Android and my internet banking app is just a wrapper for their website.
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'It Would Be The Dumbest War In History': Danish MP Hits Back At Trump's Greenland Threats
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I'm just gonna share another quote that I remember from the President of the war on terror.
"Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take dream."
In the competition for "politics' dumbest fucking member" US will probably place several times.
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Lemmy's total users surged from 156k to 240k in a single day today! What caused the jump?
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Surely some are people, there's still developments at reddit that would cause further exodus. Though it is a huge jump.
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Here I come!
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Spiky dude is called the Shrike. Hyperion Cantos - Dan Simmons
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It's called "Dachshund", there's a typo in the community name
The Chund
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Trump looks increasingly desperate to restrict voting rights
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This is proof of citizenship. Not drivers license or proof of age. Passport, birth cert plus supporting, citizenship cert and supporting. Discrepancy between the latter two options resulting from change of name could disqualify voters.
"Nine percent of American citizens, or approximately 21 million people, don’t have ready access to citizenship documents."
Then you have my country where you enroll to vote, which requires id, lasts forever and you only have to update your address. On the day the volunteer looks up my given name on a ledger for my area, asks for my address and phone number, then explains how to write my vote.
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Americans Love Supplements, but Experts Doubt Their Benefits
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tech never works for long
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You need electrical experience, I wouldn't recommend anyone to work with high voltages unless they knew what they were doing. The method depends on the device, every one is different. For the aircon unit the esp is an internal remote, so I spent time decoding that model's IR codes and building a platform for reliable control via home assistant. I have fans around the house that use mains voltage motors with 3 speeds, those got an interlocked 3 channel relay board. The ice maker used digital logic, so the esp sits between the control board and the rest and intercepts button presses to keep track of state and the injects its own commands for remote control(not my work). If you are lucky there will be a guide on the internet you can apply to your specific device, otherwise you'll have to work the project out solo from smaller guides.