I always wonder if those actually work
“We help you find real verified customers 100% guaranteed” - says the ones that mass mailed a honeypot address that’s visible only to bots (so it’s not real, not verified and lands directly in spam dragging down your email domain reputation)
Uncompressed Blu-ray rips are almost the same size when compressed with lossless compression. The binary content of h264 files are almost random bits so deduplication is almost a waste of CPU time. Maybe you can save space from the useless repeated media like trailers and other ads in the bluray isos
spammers they just email info@domain and call it a day, they don’t try to see if you have some custom naming scheme. I bounce all emails sent to that, the rest is catchall, with occasional blacklist to some TLD like .monster .asia .xyz or .su
First amendment? That was during democracy,
Did the TikTok CEO donate some millions to Trump like all the others? Yes, someone in the bytedance board donated 1.4 millions to Trump super PAC, so that’s what it counts.
Wait, there’s now a paywall on the verge? It’s a/b testing?
news site? BGR hasn’t posted actual news in at least two decades, only clickbait and apple fanservice
Every site needs a government license and it’s trivial to detect and flag incoming traffic on web ports on a residential IP address - they are going to be interested in what kind of " subversive propaganda " you’re hosting
wow, really neat design for this price range
It seems like regular people can get a public IPv6 so they can self host at home. Although, technically, everything public facing needs a ICP license so hosting stuff on Port 80/443 can draw a target on the head
Otherwise rent a vps in Singapore/Korea/Japan plus a .com domain and access via cloudflare tunnel as too much traffic over SSH/VPN/rarely used ports to a fresh Ipv4 address leads it to automatic probing and ban https://gfw.report/blog/gfw_shadowsocks/
Automatic photo upload works good, but it’s the album creation (and sharing with other users) that severely lacks in features. 3rd party modules like memories are also better
But for official photos, last time i checked it 3 months ago, you could add photos to an album only at the moment of creation, and not add later
Nextcloud photos is in the “proof of concept” stage, not even alpha.
0.4% of candidates are influencers, this doesn’t seem “so many” to me
It won’t work. Each of those companies isn’t going to actually cut production, just sell the excess on the grey market. Private company cares about profits, the real plan is to have someone else to cut production and raise prices
it completely negates the usefulness of a site like that
why on their website they still link their (now abandoned) xitter account instead of the active bluesky account?
edit: their xitter account is dead, right? The latest post that it shows without log in is from 2022
it’s a number that i pulled out of my ass but yes, it’s about annualized failure rate. If the average battery breaks after 9 years, then it means there would be a lot of free replacements under the 8 year warranty. Like for hard drives they give 3 years warranty but it’s normal to assume that it lasts 10-15 years and not break immediately after 3 years (exception: [western digital inserted a timebomb[(https://www.reddit.com/r/synology/comments/13uyk41/wd_red_pluspro_issue_drive_being_markd_as_warning/) to mark their drives as faulty via SMART as soon as the warranty is expired)
for the mitsubishi imiev most batteries are still working (different chemistry from modern ones) even if the last ones have been made in 2013
I’m not surprised at all.
Almost all automakers are offering a 8 years warranty on the battery. That means who made the battery (=the one that would ultimately pay the bill if it lasts less than 8 years) is expecting an average of 15 years or more
Can you say the same for a normal engine? After 8 years it will start to give lots of problems. Oil leaking, compression problems, dirty injectors, and so on
There are a lot of websites that pretend to give you a hacked version but all the download button does is to show more ads. They just automatically fill pages with automatically stolen content from play store
“for sale in Asia except Japan” => they wrote all the text in Japanese (and latin for the Lorem Ipsum on the back)
What I hate the most is that in order to know the pricing I have to watch a 2 hours demo, and at that point I already know that it’s unaffordable because they’re starting to do calculations “this is how much you’re going to save”.
Saw a 100% offline quoting tool that, they wanted $1000 per month because “you and your team will save 200 hours per month so this tool pays back in less than 2 weeks”
Why the hell it’s a subscription???