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It's possible that some chains could have credentials or other sensitive information in ticket chains.

Suspected of criminal activity due to "money existing".

It should be a very simple procedure.

I have no issue with the seizure itself. What should come next is the police ask the person or business to explain it. They show an invoice / receipt, and the money is logged and returned promptly.

Someone looks like they extracted it and uploaded to HF.

https://huggingface.co/wave-on-discord/gemini-nano/tree/main

If you're paying someone to be on-call, this is not an issue.

This is about unpaid out-of-hours work.

https://www.unimelb.edu.au/newsroom/news/2019/august/myki-pr...

new-old school is to do spacer.base64.

This seems like double-dipping.

The open source ytdlp tool has some parameters to list all audio tracks and their quality, and you can make a choice from there.

> If you want the best surface finish possible, follow the proper print orientation guidelines outlined in the docs. It might not be mentioned here, but I had to repair the model. The outer box showed problems with the geometry in PrusaSlicer, so I used PrusaSlicer on Windows to fix that. I'm not sure if the repair feature is available in the Mac version, but you can also use NP Faab Services or Meshmixer for geometry repair. Just be aware that the box will print as a solid object unless it's repaired well.

Saw a video reviewing this yesterday - above is a quote from it.

When I asked to call them back to verify, they said (from memory):

- Call us back on the main line, you can find it on website.

- Press option 9

- Enter the five-digit code: 51762

And got transferred straight back to the caller.

I thought this was a fantastic idea.

This will prioritise cities in large countries with smaller countries likely to have most if not all cities unavailable.

Should be a secondary filter that has the top X cities in each individual country, this should capture all major cities in smaller countries.

While a lot of these processes may not be efficient for electricity generation, using them to clean up very emission intensive industries is a process that needs to be undertaken to reduce emissions worldwide.

The steel industry consumes 5.9% of global energy and emits 6-9% of global CO2 emissions.

https://reneweconomy.com.au/a-near-100pct-renewable-grid-for...

It basically found that you can get close to 100% relatively easily with minimal storage (5 hours average demand).

The issue with getting over the mid-90s and to handle 100% is that you need to cater for the edge-cases (conditions that may occur 1-2 times per year max).

Either way from memory, LCOE (in $/MWH) for grid-scale solar is around 50-60, adding storage brings costs up to 80-120. Nuclear is in the range of 200-300+, so even with storage the economics of renewables are better with costs trending downward. Especially when you can build them and scale them up quickly (compared to 10-15 years of nuclear builds).

If someone for example makes a political video and fails to label it, they can delete the video/terminate the account for a breach of service.

So it became less of driving a taxi and more about financial investment. People bought dozens of licences and leased them out.

It no longer became about driving taxis and was more an investment.

As soon as Uber came, those who invested heavily were left holding a useless (or heavily reduced) investment.

Most apps I use (ie. banking) are bypassed simply by adding them to a hide-list.

The only apps that require a bit more work / expertise are apps that require integrity checks (ie. google wallet).

WIN+SHIFT+S

If it doesn't have the "Text actions" icon (dashed square with paragraph lines in it), you can update it via windows store to get the latest version.

I wonder if that explains the battery difference.