Couldn’t the job still be performed at home with the occasional on site? I’m thinking of a construction PM. The job could mainly be done at home other then when needed to meet GC on site. Seems like there is still WFH no?
I wish this came out 3 weeks ago. I was using this setup on a device by device basis and got so tired of the setup I canceled one of my 2 ISPs and just decided to pay for “unlimited” data. This would have solved my use case perfectly.
I’m not sure how deranking lies affects it’s privacy or speed but you clearly have an bone to pick with DDG which in my opinion is a great product that more should use.
Hey I did as well. I always thought it cool and as kids wondered if we swam in there if we get sucked up the hill at night. Had loads of fun at the community pool there as well.
Just a FYI to all this hasn’t yet been peer reviewed. News agencies are too quick to publish. While the findings may not change it’s still worth mentioning.
The point is to mess with Russian lives so they don’t put up with Putin as their ruler and world destroyer. Any way we can put pain on the Russians right now that doesn’t include nuclear war is better then the alternative.
I recently "upgraded" to a Comcast xFi box where I can't change my DNS server to my PiHole so I have been looking for public DNS servers that provide some privacy protection and found this but very little about them. Can I trust them more than Comcast with my DNS queries?
Except at half power directed away from the air. Quoteddirectly from the article:
"We were not aware that the power of the antennas in the United States have been doubled compared to what's going on elsewhere. We were not aware that the antenna themselves have been put into a vertical position rather than a slight slanting position, which then taken together compromise not only the radio altimeter systems but the flight control systems on the fly by wire aircraft."
If I am reading this right (and I am not an expert at all), if wanted to subsidize my current electric bill I could just buy a few solar panels and a grid tie inverter that I just plug into any random outlet and as long as my house consumes more energy than the panels provide and I don't exceed the amperage on the breaker I can effectively do this that simply? (even if the ROI doesn't make sense?)
I have a Garmin Fenix 6 Pro and it does a pretty good job tracking my HRV, but I am not sure if the best measure (at least for me) to track my well being. I find just step counting and "activity minutes" to be a better metric for me. Basically if I force myself to walk, bike, etc I end up having a better week then if I do not. I also try not to read to much news.
I was considering doing something similar this spring, but instead of trenching my yard I was considering solar and just a small mesh network to get to the corner of my backyard, maybe 300 feet from the house. My thought was that it would be an office and reading area. Perhaps a place to nap away from the kiddo as well :)
Have you found a way to precompile the templates on save and enable gzip/brotli compression on build? Any sort of Parcel plugins are years old and filled with caveats.
Talk about a tactical attack.
Whistleblower interview goes up.
BGP weakness likely hacked.
Facebook down.
Facebook internal tools for communicating problem and fix also down.
Everyone is WFH because of COVID.
The fix may have been easy, all the tools and comms down you need to fix is making it hard. It's all so interesting. Good riddance to Facebook.
I really wish an integration to something like Sitecore would exist for this since their image pipeline is such hot garbage for both the db, the UX and UI of the user.
I am happy with this announcement I traded in my iPad Pro V2 to order a new iPad mini today. I can use it in my overlanding rig and read books when I get to the camp site. This product announcement fits my specific needs well.
We haven't. Although we do plenty of testing in general. We don't view it as a ROI driver, just an element of a strong brand. Which is much more subjective.
In Colorado I have been using a few different Coway air purifers and they have been able to keep the air quality in my house good, and quickly can recover that good air quality after running my swamp cooler in the morning/evening. Been overall happy with them but perhaps this box fan/merv filter is a good backup to have in case it gets really bad.
Just a data point. My team manages about 15 different brands with a couple hundred million annual page views and we pay north of $100K a year for fonts and believe that to be a good value for the money. The difference between a good Monotype font and a free or cheap font is worlds different when your concerned with a brand looking as good as can be. The cheaper fonts sometimes have odd space in them that make letter spacing or line-height changes look horrible.
I use my RTL-SDR to read my own power meter and then pipe that data into my Home Assistant instance so I can get depressed when I see the spike when I use my central AC. It's actually quite cool. I haven't yet figured how to do it for my water meter yet though.