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Is the eu or apple the toddler here?


How many ppm of Tylenol


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How is \\server\share any harder than finder?


You have to type it.

Finder shows them in the sidebar and you just click on it.

Apple OS (both classic and NeXTStep) are not keyboard driven but mouse driven.


Same for Explorer, really. The SMB hosts that announce themselves show up in the sidebar.


Can't wait to start my stolen id as a service for the botnets


Is hardly extra work, just a tune to reduce bust.

From manufacturer point of view it makes sense, less boost is less stress on engine and less warranty claims.


We're talking about paid subscriptions here though, setting all that up is extra work.


In scheme of things that get redesigned for no reason other than fashion its negligible.


This is where inverter microwaves come into play, lower constant power to let the heat conduct evenly.


Its been my experience too, they mainly want the eye candy of the prompt to compliment their macbook.


Similar, only mine was an even more basic fancy feast cat food can stove


Next step is to connect the sensor to a can of pressured brake fluid that sprays onto the paintwork of vehicles passing too close.


I know you’re joking but there’s a simpler way to get the same effect.

There are people who attach a pool noodle to the back of their bike sticking out straight into the road less than proper passing distance.

They are highly visible and the idea is that drivers avoid them because they don’t know if they will damage their car or not.

In the case of a case of a close pass the pool noodle just bends out of the way.

The was also a laser product that projected a line onto the ground around the cyclist. I don’t think it worked very well though.


I did similar for my lights, I just have a cronjob on my router that runs "sunwait" utility to pause until sunset, then uses curl to hit the "power on" endpoint of my $15 sonoff switch flashed with tasmota.

Manual on/off is just a URL shortcut in my chrome bookmark bar.

Basic but does what I want, turns light on when it starts to get dark, and simple bookmark on my laptop and phone to toggle power on/off manually.


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