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• Post #3206107

  Also, most Bluetooth devices today - the ones they seem to be tracking, anyway - are using Resolvable Private Addresses, meaning the devices exchange not the MAC address directly, but a crypto key that can be used, in correlation with the current time, to determine a pseudo-randomly generated address and establish connection... I've implemented Bluetooth tracking in my home (using ESPHome and in-house triangulation - I have appropriate nodes all over my home for this), and needed to extrac...

• Post #2664104

  It's quite easy, actually. The entire world of money - e-commerce, fintech, literally any aspect that deals with finances, even a shitty accounting software - requires a SHITTON of money to get going. You have to deal with regulatory bullshit that takes up tons of resources and efforts and money. You have to deal with partnerships to make your product viable - also a big money sink. You have to pay for marketing, licensing, accreditation, the list goes on. Good fintech engineers - let th...

• Post #2580757

  It's actually the other way around, prices should go down as mobo sales are low.

• Post #955963

  A moderator cannot BAN your account. They can ban you from posting on their subreddit, and can, often baselessly, get you reported to admins (who 100% of the time side with the moderators), usually flagging any kind of modmail conduct as "threatening or harassment". I've literally got a warning because I dared to ask a mod why they banned me - their response being a 30 day mute and a report to the admins about "Hey! I was wondering why you banned me, as I don't think my...

• Post #646205

  Is the direction change in the room with us? Cu the digits are written the exact same way, left to right, along the inner circumference of the circle...

• Post #427618

  Resist and find other ways to do the thing... which is literally what kids do. Do you want your kids to be on Roblox with your knowledge and occasional oversight, or without your knowledge at all, without any parental control?

• Post #422536

  Compared to some dark romance? Sure. I mean, very, very few things will top the femur scene in I Will Break You (the trigger warnings specifying "inappropriate use of thigh bone" were NOT joking), so compared, indeed tame. But for your average non-smut reader, there's a lot of emphasis on... milking. Though still not as full of smut as e.g. Kiss Of The Basilisk. Which is like, 98% pure porn.

• Post #398080

  Depends, are the thighs mostly muscle?

• Post #385136

  And then he morged all over the place! Cleaning up the morge conflicts took us a whole freaking week...

• Post #382683

  At that point, why bother with the setup of samba shares and nextcloud or syncthing or whatever else and not use VaultWarden with its built in sync over WireGuard/TailScale?

• Post #382660

  So, absolutely no difference in security compared to having a properly secured self-hosted VaultWarden instance. Gotcha.

• Post #355315

  Often this is because neither streaming nor selling physical media is "worth it" for the parent company. Setting up even a simplified BD release takes tons of money because it's not as simple as the copyright owner taking ready to use final renditions and burning it to a disk, there's a whole process that goes into taking the masters and getting the highest possible quality digital copies off them, encoding appropriately for the disks, etc., and that's not even mentioning t...

• Post #297457

  True but we're talking about dating apps meant for the general public, not a hookup/ONS/poly dating app.

• Post #295446

  At that quality of MP3 you'd really need either a track that specifically pushes the limits of the codec on technicalities, or a one in a million hearing + high precision monitors. Albeit FLAC is generally a better option still because it compresses things losslessly, reducing raw file size 50-70% (comparable to MP3 at 128kbps bitrate) and is a royalty-free, meaning it can be freely implemented as a hardware codec. For example, a bunch of microcontrollers in the ESP32 family have built i...

• Post #232086

  Maybe if I lick the boot hard enough, it won't be on my own neck? Just maybe, just this one time?

• Post #232061

  Given the size of the singular testicle, I think the scales are right-ish.

• Post #231668

  So... it's Hitler's penis?

• Post #231272

  Biometrics are an issue because in most jurisdictions (not just the US but globally), you can't be coerced to provide your password/passcode - but absolutely nothing stops LE from forcing you to provide biometric data to unlock the device.

• Post #186602

  And potentially the cleanest your asshole has been for a decade.

• Post #157643

  It's even more dumbass to show her as an alt, punk-goth girl when pretty much every representative of those subcultures is staunchly against alt-right BS. Especially the immigration paranoia.

• Post #150959

  Do tell, which part of that sounds awful?

• Post #149467

  Many. If you get deliveries and they're mishandled, you have a recording of it. If someone comes to your door when you're not home, you can talk to them. You can also set up local AI alerts (AI here is mostly used for facial recognition) e.g. to alert you if your MIL comes around uninvited, or if your kids sneak out at 2am, and so on. Once you begin appreciating a home CCTV camera setup (fully local mind you), you'll see the benefit of having your doorbell video-ed up as well...

• Post #149413

  Or just use one of the hundreds of other brands that provide smart doorbells.

• Post #148118

  What you lose is audience. People often aren't willing to replatform for a single creator.

• Post #145042

  Agreeing/coming to an agreement, versus the "left" side constantly arguing. Japan et al is a very societally conservative country and considers the typical right-wing mob/sheep mentality preferable to the left's constant debates.

• Post #144237

  I'd say that McD's patties are super small. Your average patty will be around 6-8oz, so 170-230g, which is much closer to your initial number of 1600 parties per cow.

• Post #143755

  That count is way off. An average cow is 600kg, and yields 36-48% in pure meat, so around 250kg. McDonald's standard patty is 45g, while larger patties - say, like, the Quarter Pounder - go up to 120g. Presuming 2/3 of all burgers per cow are regular, and 1/3 are Quarter Pounder size, then we have a simple formula to solve: 2x*0.045kg + x*0.120kg = 250kg That makes X approximately 1190, so the total number of burgers is ~3570, over double of your calculations.

• Post #141370

  Because consumer sales is slow and expensive. What do you think costs more? Building RAM sticks for individual users who'll pay $200-300 per 8/16 DRAM modules, or building sticks for enterprise customers who in one single order will spend millions of USD? Also latter requires no fancy packaging, marketing, or variations in the product.

• Post #139649

  Not really. A room by definition is a subsection of a structure meant for human inhabitation, one that is in some way separated from the rest of the interior subsections. Saunas are generally completely separate structures that aren't meant for general inhabitation.

• Post #136114

  Rough-faced shag? Sounds like an average Friday, innit