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iOS does something similar, but you take a screenshot and it translates all the text in the image. Just tap on the preview in the bottom corner, click the select all text button, then it should show a translate button. If there’s not enough foreign language then you have to manually highlight and hit translate. That part is annoying.

Talk to people.

Unless you want to be an SDR or something either high turnover and therefore lots of demand. Then indeed or any job hunting site.

If you value getting paid I’d highly suggest not tampering with any computer that isn’t yours.

That’s assuming the algorithm is sound. If the algorithm has a flaw then it’s only a matter of time until you can easily crack anything using it.

Down in Costa Rica I’d definitely take a VW over the invasion of Chinese cars.

But in the United States? I wouldn’t touch those overly complicated POS. The ones we get aren’t the simple cheap ones for outside the US market.

DVI and vga were mostly on older devices. HDMI was inferior to dual link dvi until I’d switched to DisplayPort.

Microsoft transaction SQL version 1 newer than what we have.

We had to write our own xml parser. And yes it sucks.

My regex at work is full of (<[^>]+\s*){0,5} because we don’t care about 90 percent of the attributes. All we care is it’s class=“data I want” and eventually take me to that data.

They still consume way more power than the pi. My pi fully loaded uses less power than my N100 router idle.

They do.

You’re not getting full time salary, but you’re getting paid a hell of a lot more than the 1% of the time you’re actually needed.

In addition to Hoka I really like my Altra shoes. They have a wide toebox so if your foot swelling is most of a problem around there then that should help. The paradigms I have also have metal support beams in the shoe to prevent your foot from rolling around which may help.

Mostly the non German ones.

That’s the same module. The dealer could add their own to the car, but those would be removable. Also on BHPH dealers add shit like that to make repoing the car easier.

Just like all encryption, once the algorithm has been cracked then bypassing the encryption is simple.

It wasn’t until recently that that basically all cars came with tracking built in. Some not that old models (like my 2018 Outback) can easily be bypassed with a quick harness install. But others are integrated into the ECU AMD cannot be removed.

Old hardware is cheaper, and these devices don’t need to be expensive.

Even when newly manufactured they’ll still use ancient CPUs because nobody wants to spend $500 on an android TV stick.

Even the latest shield pro uses a CPU from 2015 and it’s $200 brand new.

My favorite line from someone here: Yeah we have a hybrid work system. You work in the office until 5pm. Then you go home at work from home.

What is your goal with measuring this? Be aware that power consumption is designed to spike and return low. Most modern laptops won’t run very fast with a dead battery. Even with a high wattage charger because the spikes are too intense. Even with the highest wattage charger.

The average power estimates that hwinfo in windows gets me is pretty accurate, but even it can’t account fully for the spikes. I’m not sure what the best equivalent is for Linux.

Kill-a-watt is the most popular one. In the US they’re sold in harbor freight stores for like $30.

I put that meter on everything. I love it.

I don’t think I’ve ever used hdmi by choice. It’s always been VGA > DVI > DisplayPort. The only times I use HDMI is consoles or stupid monitors either only 1 DP and a bunch of HDMI.