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3 months agoI am sooo glad I got my new gaming rig last black friday, even though it wasn’t a great discount
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7·3 months agoSparkling
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[…] only around three minutes slower than it charges in normal temperatures.
No. The cold tests starts at 20% and the normal test at 10%. My guess is that charging from 10-20% at -30 C takes a lot longer. Still a good battery, but they’re fudging the numbers here.
Or believing that 72 virgins are waiting for you in the afterlife.
Sunk cost fallacy. You won’t need a decade to rebuild in Godot. You know exactly what you’re making. It’ll be waaay faster. Unity as a company has proven themselves to be untrustworthy. They will pull the rug out from under you when they get the chance.
They don’t design a system that does so intentionally. It’s equal parts ignorance, automation and cluelessness
Not really. They just announced they want to age gate VPNs too.
And very destructive for the local environment
14·1 year agoOnly the first 10 seconds of the video. After that it looks much more like “Schedule 1”
Sure. That’s why I have my Reolink doorbell hooked up to Frigate NVR running on my home server. And frigate is hooked up to my home assistant. But that’s the thorough and secure solution, not the quick and easy solution that the grandparent poster was asking for.
Just buy a Reolink Doorbell. Pop in an SD card. Put in on your wifi or LAN and access it with your browser. You’re done. It’s all local. There’s an optional app that does need an external server, but that’s optional and there is no subscription.
It doesn’t matter. That will happen for both the stored hash and the entered password, so it still matches.
Yes. Current best practice is to use pass phrases. They can get long. Also, salt length is added to the password length as well, depending on implementation.
13·1 year agoBermuda is the 4th I think, halfway on the long side
It’s worse. As long as any parent or holding company is incorporated in the US, they are subject to secret FISA court orders. It doesn’t matter where the data or keys are located. FISA can compel the company to hand it over.
How is US tech going to do without European money? It’s a two-way street. Things like GDPR, USB-C charging everywhere and other regulations have shown that the EU has plenty of influence.
Gemini was automatically installed for me, and the app connections were all enabled, like the article describes. Better check and be safe than to be sorry
Ah, good old guerilla development