YuccaGloriosa

emix is the New Zealand version

A required next step, for the removal of cash from society.

There are reports of graphics card and sneaker scalpers turning their bots to the RPi https://www.tomshardware.com/uk/news/raspberry-pi-4-supply-i...

So don't hold your breath

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The common factor with seemingly all of those accounts is a mobile number. That seems to be the only thing that really connects them all together.

Of course anti-satellite tests creating uncontrolled debris are totally acceptable.

I wonder what this new path of Chinese comments is leading up to? Is it about reducing personal influence. Building a good guy reputation in space endeavours. Heading off a global comms system that has potential to evade state control?

Either way, very rude.

I would like to be in a work environment where things make sense.

An environment where colleagues and managers don't make seemingly irrational decisions.

I get things done when I am left to get on with them.

I don't like it when I question tasks I am given, and it is interpreted as me not understanding it. I understand it just fine. I'm baffled by the vague and inaccurate definitions of the tasks. I then question whether it is me missing something obvious, or them missing the essence of it.

It's not me. It's everyone else that has the issues.

It's all relative.

I have done the same, albeit with no medication for 25 years of working.

I'm sure you get similar spread on ages when you compare top 100 albums, or top 100 films

Even Facebook is trying to distance itself from Facebook these days.

I accidentally went to TVguide.co.uk today, on a different PC to usual, not equipped with ad blocking, it was barely usable due to ads.

In the UK at least, TV stations have a limit on the duration of ads per hour.

How was it in 720?

With prime pre show ads, you can right on your ring on the remote (on fire TV) to skip, despite a prompt not appearing on screen

When is this "small number of users" going to end?

I have a monitor that has "eco" mode, reducing the brightness. Is that a different DCC command or are they implementing a similar gamma reduction? If not could an eco mode be called, if indeed it is a industry wide standard for reducing energy usage?

Not just WD... Seagate Dino's NAS interest too

As of May 15, 2021 the Seagate Access feature of Seagate NAS products will be discontinued. Specifically, the Seagate Access service, Seagate Access through Seagate Sdrive, Seagate Access through Seagate Media App, and Seagate MyNAS will no longer be available after May 15, 2021 at midnight Central European Time. Additionally, customer support for the Seagate Access service will also be discontinued. The removal of this service means that access to all Seagate NAS devices via the Seagate Access web portal, Seagate Sdrive, Seagate Media App, and Seagate MyNAS will no longer function. However, you will not lose remote access to the files on your Seagate NAS since it can be configured and accessed using the FTP/SFTP service. Similarly, your Seagate NAS will not change for standard network access within the home or office network using common network protocols on macOS and Windows. Please know that we remain grateful for your purchase of a Seagate NAS and hope you continue to enjoy it despite this change to remote access via Seagate Access, Sdrive, Seagate Media App and MyNAS. For questions, please contact https://www.seagate.com/contacts/. Cordially, The Seagate NAS Team

And it's all probably going to happen again with Seagate.

"As of May 15, 2021 the Seagate Access feature of Seagate NAS products will be discontinued. Specifically, the Seagate Access service, Seagate Access through Seagate Sdrive, Seagate Access through Seagate Media App, and Seagate MyNAS will no longer be available after May 15, 2021 at midnight Central European Time. Additionally, customer support for the Seagate Access service will also be discontinued.

The removal of this service means that access to all Seagate NAS devices via the Seagate Access web portal, Seagate Sdrive, Seagate Media App, and Seagate MyNAS will no longer function. However, you will not lose remote access to the files on your Seagate NAS since it can be configured and accessed using the FTP/SFTP service. Similarly, your Seagate NAS will not change for standard network access within the home or office network using common network protocols on macOS and Windows.

Please know that we remain grateful for your purchase of a Seagate NAS and hope you continue to enjoy it despite this change to remote access via Seagate Access, Sdrive, Seagate Media App and MyNAS.

For questions, please contact https://www.seagate.com/contacts/.

Cordially,

The Seagate NAS Team"

The whole point of my book live was that the user could access their files from remote locations. If I remember correctly the app was called WD2go or something similar. No doubt by setting up this service on their box, it opened up the path to the net. WD after some years then shut down that service, leaving the hole open.

I can see a future where every seven eleven has surge pricing. Black mirror Indeed.

Too much bigclivelive from YouTube

You have to ask what is the motivation to keep the storage usage down, I can't see any. If an app runs at a speed acceptable to the end user, nobody cares.

Is this the future of PI hacks...company pays for credit monitoring...considers matter closed.

It hasn't been Cyanogenmod for 4 years. Maybe need to take a fresh look.

Is it me or is this article just trying to leverage TLB's status to justify the extortionate expense of high speed rural internet.

Binance website states : What are the advantages of DeFi Staking? 1.Easy to use: You don't need to manage private keys, acquire resources, make trades, or perform other complicated tasks to participate in DeFi Staking. Binance's one-stop service allows users to obtain generous online rewards without having to keep an on-chain wallet. 2. Funds are safe: Binance selects only the best DeFi projects in the industry and monitors the DeFi system in real-time while it's running in order to reduce the risks associated with such projects.

Then go on to say : Does Binance bear the losses if an on-chain contract is attacked during DeFi Staking? No. Binance only acts as a platform to showcase projects and provide users with related services, such as accessing funds on behalf of the user and distributing earnings, etc. Binance does not bear any liability for losses incurred as a result of on-chain contract security.

--- So if you don't have the keys, and there aren't liable, that's a bit messed up.

Nobody if importance is going to stand up. Ask J.K.Rowling

This just ends up with lawyers thinking they can do whatever the hell they want. Especially when it costs them next to nothing to prepare court documents.

There is just no need. The raspberry pi can do many things, all of which users just get on and do. Nobody needs any hand holding like this. It's just intrusive, and unnecessary.

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F*k Google. * (1 star)

I DID stop at season 1... Just couldn't get into it after that