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Nighed

@ Nighed @feddit.uk

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  • Thanksgiving's Upon Us - CatTrigger

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  • Don't stuff your turkey, leave the chest cavity open and unstaffed. You will cook it in half the time and the meat will be juicy.

    I will admit that means the stuffing will be inferior though.

  • Amazon unveils Starlink rival capable of up to 1 Gbps satellite internet — Leo Ultra is an enterprise-grade terminal with 400 Mbps upload speeds

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  • And thereby destroying the ozone layer again.....

    (Probably, unsure if this is confirmed?)

  • Approximately 1 in 25 Pixel users run GrapheneOS

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  • They are comparing USA pixel users with worldwide graphene users...

    The world is more than the USA

  • Approximately 1 in 25 Pixel users run GrapheneOS

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  • Yeh, that's crazy maths....

  • How did bittorrent fail to become essential technology?

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  • I think it, or derrivative methods are used more than you think, but aren't talked about because torrenting has a bad rep.

    I believe windows update and World of Warcraft either do or did use p2p downloads for updates

  • Critical 7 Zip Vulnerability With Public Exploit Requires Manual Update – Hackread – Cybersecurity News, Data Breaches, Tech, AI, Crypto and More

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  • I don't think they found it, they are just flagging it as critical internally.

  • What Percentage of Salary Is Spent on Renting a One-Bedroom Apartment in European Cities?

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  • It's great for detail, but bad for getting a general look. Could get busy with more data points.

  • What Percentage of Salary Is Spent on Renting a One-Bedroom Apartment in European Cities?

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  • Put a dot on the map for each data point, or colour regions if that's how the data is.

    Given this is effectively one piece of data (% of income on rent) you can colour it on a scale. A red dot is 100% on rent. A green dot is 0% on rent. Colours in between represent middle states.

    I actually prefer this though, easier to see detail instead of having to compare shades of colours, our brains have issues with that sometimes. (This can be avoided with a good colour scheme I guess?)

  • The stolen heat!

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  • Ah, called a thermostatic valve here I think? Maybe?

  • Nvidia's revenue skyrockets to record $57 billion per quarter — all GPUs are sold out

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  • I think Q3 FY26 are today's results? So it's saying g what happened rather than a forecast?

  • Baby DM

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  • Wtf, that's crazy! Why don't they tell you about this kind of stuff in school?

  • Browser Fingerprinting And Why VPNs Won’t Make You Anonymous

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  • If you go to the site, what does it think of your fingerprint?

  • Adding stickers to my fruit so it's harder to recycle

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  • I once went to a store and they had put the pins for their security tags through the shells of their expensive waterproof coats.....

  • Adding stickers to my fruit so it's harder to recycle

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  • Even the paper ones often use plastics in the glue apparently?

  • After Its Disastrous Launch, Cities: Skylines 2 Changes Developers

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  • If you view it as them seeing that the current studio has failed, then this is them trying to fix it by bringing it in house.

    IF they expand the studio and invest, then they could save it.

    Or it could just die like KSP

  • After Its Disastrous Launch, Cities: Skylines 2 Changes Developers

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  • They are in the same city even I think.

  • Cloudfare outage post mortem

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  • Somewhere, that Dev who was told that having clustered databases in nonprod was two expensive and not needed is now updating the deploy scripts

  • Reselling tickets for profit to be outlawed in UK government crackdown

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  • But we are not selling at a profit! The ticket is the same price!

    It's an expensive business though, so we have to charge a processing fee. Of course, to make sure the ticket is legit, we also need to charge a ticket verification fee to ensure that. Card companies are bandits nowadays too, so we are forced to add a card processing fee to cover that, as well as a reservation fee to cover the cost of holding your ticket while you go through the purchase process.

    We also add mandatory cancellation insurance (through our sister company) to ensure we don't have to refund you if the gig is cancelled, only 10% of cost, a bargain!

    What do you mean that's excessive!?! We have to cover costs, the staff costs for our 3 support agents and our hard working CEO alone is crippling, this barely makes us break even!

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    If dark matter doesn't emit, absorb, or reflect light, what happens when light hits it?

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  • And we recently discovered a clump of dark matter big enough to form a gravitational lens - we could actually see it curving light.

    This helps show that dark matter isn't evenly distributed, it's not that we just need to add a multiplier to some equation; it's something that 'exists'.