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Zanz

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  • Social media age verification laws in the United States

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  • California requires age verification for algorithm feeds, not for general social media or content filtering.

  • It used to be fun

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  • Voice over l t e is not standardized and the carriers on the I p to connect to their system. So every carrier has an encrypted blob that only works with whatever version of phone they want to sell. If you have a major phone like an iPhone or a pixel, then apple and Google work to make sure that those seemlessly download.But if you're any other brand you're kind of screwed. Even Samsung has issues since I can't use the Play Store to distribute it in their own app.Store doesn't have good support from the carriers. The carriers really push that only the phones are purchased from them work. Spokennoise, they also pushed it unsecured.Devices need to be wiped, including them voiceover Lte data.

    Look at the issues with australian service right now , they are even trying to stop iphones from other countries from using it. Apple has a whole system to make sure that all phones work with the same voice over lte stuff following the bands match and auto download the blobs.

  • It used to be fun

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  • It won't happen due to voice over lte.

  • I dont want to enter a contract when consuming your product..

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  • Lg tried it on refrigerators, even though refrigerators are not delivered in boxes.So the customer never receives them. The delayed or denied every warranty claim on their stupid 2 stage refrigerant pump, then said since the customer opened the box with the terms agreement that they couldn't sue. It took more than a year to resolve just that there could be a class action lawsuit against LG.

  • FTC’s click-to-cancel rule has been struck down by federal judges at the eleventh hour

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  • California has the law and visa is based in california. We can push them to make it so that if any site accepts visa they have to follow california's lawn click to cancel. It'll be a nice change from them trying to ban the anime, and do something useful.

  • Samsung phones can survive twice as many charges as Pixel and iPhone, according to EU data

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  • When you do the initial setup it asks if you'd like to optimize for battery health and most people say yes. Most recently it wouldn't even tell you that it was only charging to 80%.It would still charge to a hundred but that would actually be eighty percent. Around a year ago they changed it so now it says eighty percent when you're at full charge if you have the battery health turned on.

    If you turn on the battery over provisioning you would see the same battery life at about a year and a half and then after that the provision battery will last longer. After the exploding phone they also provisioned five percent of all batteries.

  • Samsung phones can survive twice as many charges as Pixel and iPhone, according to EU data

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  • Samsung encourages battery provisioning in it by the user. So most people using a samsung only charge to eighty percent.

  • Who remembers this?

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  • Change your screen settings to be accurate instead of vivid it should show the correct colors. If you have a tn or really low quality v.A panel that might cause it. Be the cause

  • Who remembers this?

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  • It had a lot to do with low quality displays at the time and not necessarily people seeing it incorrectly.

  • New fuel cell could enable electric aviation

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  • Same thing as a diesel electric train

  • Toshiba says Europe doesn't need 24TB HDDs, witholds beefy models from region. And we have no homegrown alternatives.

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  • Iso recognizes with no i as base 2 for all memory including hdd. You can also put a disclaimer that the stupid unit with an i is actually in based 10 in the EU and U.S.

  • Apple's USB-C transition is a confusing mess (and that might be on purpose)

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  • Those are the bi directional bandwidth not the file transfer speeds going one way.

  • Where do UK people buy their HDDs from?

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  • When you buy refurbished drives, you don't want to buy them at different times since they should already be different batches. You want to get them all at once so you can make sure they're all the same model of the same specs.

  • Tesla Fans Furious at Video of Tesla Crashing Into Wall Painted Like Road

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  • Light aren't radar systems don't work internationally because they're functionally band in many asian and european countries. Instead of making one system that was almost complete finished, they went all camera and now none of it works right.

  • Check your DVDs for disc rot — Warner Bros. says it’s replacing them

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  • Downloading a copy would not be illegal in the US. Uploading a copy to someone would likely be illegal.

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  • Due to marketing b*******, most things labeled as 3G are actually 2G.So networks don't support both two and three g. Then things that are actually 3G like hspda and L.T.E are marketed as four g , so it's just very confusing between all of it. They want to shut down the 2G.Networks that are edge and gsm.And they want to shut down the one g network that's cdma. Depending on your service that could be marketed as 123 or even four g.

  • Liquid Death Quietly Adds Stevia to Tea Drinks

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  • Stevie leaf extract is a petroleum base sweetener. It was used as an artificial sweetener , but then they found that it could be naturally occurring in small quantities and rebranded. It works like natural flavors where it can still come from petroleum so long as its naturally occurring with some source. I find it extremely bitter and soapy, just like almost every other artificial sweetener.

  • Remember: the SUX 3141 Ti is 60% slower than the SUX 3141 Xt. because it's 5 years older and has no components in common.

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  • That is fundamentally not how PC cooling works. Each part is a closed system, with the PC an open system so long as you have fans. The heat sink temp over ambient could be what you are looking for, but that still would not work that way if you are looking at hot spot temps. If you tried to run a thread ripper at 500W in a closed space the air temp would end up hotter than than a 350W Graphics card. But the CPU if not throttling would have a temp over ambient of about 30c and the gpu core would be about 45c over ambient. The effect on your room will be that the 500W cpu raises the ambient temp more than the 350W gpu over the same period of time. The air in your room is what is cooling the components. Air at a given humidity has a specific heat capacity and will be your limiting factor. With your bath example you would need to have a much larger capacity of 60c water to melt the ice since the specific heat of water doesn't change when a liquid.

    You have a fundamental misunderstanding of the 1st law of thermodynamics and what a "system" is as relating to the 2nd.

    For your HDD you want them to run 45-60c. running them colder will impact their life span. The drive will try to heat up if under 30c to prevent damage.

  • Remember: the SUX 3141 Ti is 60% slower than the SUX 3141 Xt. because it's 5 years older and has no components in common.

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  • Temperature is meaningless unless you want oc headroom. A watt into your room is the same no matter the temp the part runs at.