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That sounds like a nightmare with how many spammers you'd get. For $20 fee, that solves the vast majority of the spam problem.

Interesting fact: the magnetic variation in Canada changes at a more frequent rate, and some northern airports got tired of updating their runway numbers every year or two so they now use true instead of magnetic headings (I believe indicated on the runway numbers like 17T to indicate true instead of 17 which would indicate magnetic).

I purchased a Lenovo laptop back when Macbooks switched to the touchbar design and I've been very happy. The latest M2 Macbook Airs are tempting for the longer battery life, but I rarely need long battery life anyway.

True, I suppose it's just reporters capitalizing on outrage without actually doing much research. Not sure if that's much better though.

Debunked, this is just clickbait: https://youtu.be/a_rAXF_btvE

Matt Levine (article's author) did an interview with SBF about 6 months ago and there were plenty of red flags back then (mentioned in article in section about yield farming):

https://youtu.be/C6nAxiym9oc

Joke's on you, you're getting dodgecoin instead of dogecoin

Lol that mobile registration demo page: https://imgur.io/4T21QYQ

My company has donated thousands of dollars to the crystal development budget. Always excited to see new additions to the ecosystem!

This framework is looking very nice if you're looking for a rails-style framework. I'll definitely give it a shot on my next project.

Yeah but walking in Chicago in the winter weather?

Airtags use a CR2032 lithium battery: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211670

The FAA specifies both lithium ion and lithium metal batteries need to be in carry-on bags only, not checked: https://www.faa.gov/hazmat/packsafe/more_info/?hazmat=7

Lithium batteries with you in the cabin have different rules than lithium batteries inside checked luggage.

Also cell phones don't need to be powered off while inside the cabin.

FYI I use leaddyno as well, and there's an option in the commission settings to pay on first purchase only, or recurring.

I've got my app using the custom API, and it works just fine (although lately a lot of ad blockers have started blocking leaddyno js, but that's a whole different can of worms)

Demo: https://www.cssscript.com/demo/cat-follow-cursor-oneko/

The official language of Nigeria is English, so it's not much of a surprise that your co-worker speaks fluent English.

My related experience on Oracle Cloud from 5 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30507846

Here's unrolled version, easier to read: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1550230795230781440.html

$65/year on Porkbun, not terrible.

Do you have a link for more information on this? I'm curious and would like to look into it.

Technically Ruby only accepts seconds. You're thinking of ActiveSupport from Rails.

Or Ruby on Rails:

  sleep(5.seconds)
  sleep(1.minute)
  sleep(2.hours)

etc etc

hello world

> there are no approved alternatives yet

Not exactly, you can get STC approval to use mogas in most piston engines, it's just a hassle and expense so most people don't do it: https://www.autofuelstc.com/

73 on my first try :)

https://i.imgur.com/2M6ce5h.jpg

Thanks, I'll send an email!

Linked links:

https://i.imgur.com/dlf2wQP.png

https://i.imgur.com/T9jkKx7.png

You're right, I probably should open it up and check the fuses before I put it out on the curb.

Switched to an LG OLED TV. My brother has had the same one for 3+ years so hopefully it'll last me a while.

I've honestly never had a TV just randomly die on me before, which is why I never buy the extended warranties. But Vizio not selling parts for expensive TVs just doesn't sit well with me, hence the "never again".

My $1500 Vizio TV just died 13 months into a 12 month warranty. They don't sell parts for TVs anymore, Vizio support just told me to trash it and buy a new one. Never again Vizio.

Lenovo took care of my Thinkpad T14s AMD when the keyboard started acting funky. Ordered the parts and sent a tech to my house to install it within a week. So I would still recommend getting a nice Thinkpad.