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You probably need to update every now and the because of SEO and such.

You don't even need the email address. The account name is enough to start the password request.

I actually came here to check because downforeveryoneorjustme.com and downdetector are offline as well.

Semi related: A couple of years ago a waste facility in Berlin measured increased levels of radio activity and traced it back to a restaurant where 13 cards laced with radioactive Iodine-125 were found:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-42157129

I couldn't find anything about how the cheat actually worked, though. In Mongolia they found radioactive dice at an airport: https://conferences.iaea.org/event/16/contributions/7187/att...

There's an XKCD for that: https://what-if.xkcd.com/58/

Do you happen to know some software to repair/improve video files? I'm in the process of digitalizing a couple of Video 2000 and VHS casettes of childhood memories of my mom who start suffering from dementia. I have a pretty streamlined setup for digitalizing the videos but I'd like to improve the quality a bit.

Interestingly the gov.uk website and everything around it is a prime example of software that just works. In terms of performance and accessibility. I work/volunteer for a non-profit design agency and we use the the uk.gov design system and I just love it: https://design-system.service.gov.uk/

mil in this context is 1/1000 inch

> I worked in some companies that had this popup, and the most common goal was to harvest email addresses for newsletters.

Ooh, I've never looked into it, but I would have thought that with this feature the website explicitly does NOT get my email address. Silly me, still believing some features are meant for the user.

> Do they pay you to do this?

I don't sites get payed (with money) but it probably improves the ranking in the search results (or at least some SEO guide claims that, so everybody does it)

I think this was debunked and caused by misconfigured/outdated adblock rules, wasn't it?

How is this with videos? Couldn't you just start recording a video from a safe distance and than continue to creep around?

That is OS dependent, though. On Arch Linux with EDITOR empty `visudo` opens vi.

Maybe you are confusing AdGuard with AdBlockPlus? The latter[1] and the parent company Eyeo GmbH have some points of criticism.

AdGuard is basically pi-hole, just with different pre-configured filter lists and especially child and parental control settings. IIRC, some services can also be blocked there directly, Instagram for example.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adblock_Plus#Controversies

Alacritty has this function built-in, just define `SpawnNewInstance` in the config file:

    key_bindings:
        - { key: T,   mods: Control|Shift, action: SpawnNewInstance }

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Alacritty#Spawn_new_instanc...

The article opens with a somewhat moot point. The Factor Ostro VAM mentioned is a pro bike and costs around $10,000 - so it's no wonder that it also requires professional screwdrivers and the corresponding tools.

As stated in the original post printing and shipping is handled by https://www.printful.com/ and they offer their services in Europe.

I assume it has something to do with copyright regulations in Europe or similar?

> You have denied audio permission. If you want, you can always go to your 'settings' and allow it to fully experience this site

Weird phrasing. If I don't want to I can't experience the site at all.

I absolutely hate it when there is a QR code with text like "Scan here for more Information" or similar - and then there is no link written or no information on how to get there without having to scan the code.

When I type `4W*3hours` the result is `12 mWh`. Same with `12Wh/3hours = 4kW`

But if it's cheaper for them to add the necessary hardware and deactivate it, then they could add the hardware and activate it for free for every car.

Nope. The only reason I work on a terminal is that I never have to take my hand off the keyboard.

I don't know about smartphones and Macbooks, but biometric access control systems in buildings and such usually measure at least the body temperature.

You don't have to wait 20 years, he did one last year: https://ciechanow.ski/internal-combustion-engine/

I was still in school in the first half of the 2000s and spent a lot of my hard earned money on more or less useful and smart hardware, especially smartphones (mostly called PDA-phones in the pre-iPhone era) and with hardware keyboard. I think my first device was the HTC Blue Angel. I also had a Treo 600 and the Palm Abacus. Those were really nice devices, PalmOS was way better than Windows Mobile and worlds better than Symbian UIQ.

Fun times.

Why are those "nipples" on the chips? To align a heatsink?

I haven't checked yet, but I'll do.

But I'm kind of glad, that it finally had an error. I wanted to buy a newer one for a long time, but I didn't want to toss out a perfectly functioning notebook and it was too beat-up to sell or even donate it.

> Really though I miss the old old days when you could get an ultrabay battery. What do I need in a laptop more than storage? Battery life. I had a Fujitsu Lifebook which had an "ultrabay" (their version of it, at least) and that was the feature I used most for it.

Well, nowadays you can get a power bank with Power Delivery and charge your laptop via USB-C port

I found no suitable replacement for demnu/j4-menu on Wayland, so I stick to using Gnome on X. It's that simple.

I don't know much about window servers and have no idea why I should use Wayland instead of X.

I t420s fell out of my opened backpack a couple of days ago. Not the first time it fell, once I even stepped on it - but after the last drop the display has some problems and i have to push on a certain point to get it working, which made me put it to it's well deserved retirement.[*]

In need of an quick alternative I bought a Dell XPS 13 9343. I like this a lot - it has a way nicer display, the form factor is just great for my needs, build quality is good and even the keyboard feels right (missing a trackpoint tho). Unfortunately it supports Microsoft's "Modern Standy", which is a fancy name for s2idle - which just doesn't work using Linux, at least I couldn't get it to work . When in s2idle it looses power and does not reliably wake up, in s3 it goes to sleep but needs a hard reset to wake up.

Waiting for my t470s now, as far as I know the latest Thinkpad generation stat supports classic s3 sleep.

*: Actually it lives on as a small NAS/Homeserver. It even packs three disks (M2 SSD, HDD in the HDD slot and an Ultrabay-HDD adpter).