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Deiv @ Deiv @lemmy.ca
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I hope someday we'll find a way to pirated a car

  • Yea, maybe like 4 cents a month lol it's nowhere near 4 dollars a month to handle a hundred lightweight API calls

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  • It would just go to their next of kin. You'd have to set up a guillotine slaughter house with a conveyor belt

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  • Can you share a washing machine that only works with wifi?

    • Your washing machine could be sending 3.7 GB of data a day — LG washing machine owner disconnected his device from Wi-Fi after noticing excessive outgoing daily data traffic

  • Most of them don't have non-wifi variants, at least not that I know of

    • Your washing machine could be sending 3.7 GB of data a day — LG washing machine owner disconnected his device from Wi-Fi after noticing excessive outgoing daily data traffic

  • They don't need wifi, so no, you're not an idiot if you buy one and just leave it disconnected

    • It can't be stopped

  • I highly doubt it. I work for a large bank, and it's all W10/11 due to the need for continuous security patches/currency updates. Large banks don't mess around with EOL software that has a risk of vulnerabilities

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  • Is tf2classic any good? I loved tf2, but the bots just made it unplayable

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    • When you forget to set a boundary conditions in your logic

  • You're special, #6,211,583

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  • I'm not sure why, but there are a lot of Lemmy users who have a hard time picking up on sarcasm

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  • Good luck buying a pizza with your BTC lmao

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  • You need to stop idolizing politicians, Biden is no saint

    • Russia's egg crisis is spiraling out of control

  • Looks like someone failed economics class

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  • Ok, Doomer

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  • You're confusing Canadian politics with USA

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  • This is essentially what's happening, but instead of them lowering the prime fee and removing videos, they're adding the additional fee to remove ads from the video service

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  • 5-8k for a car in this day and age? That's the price of a scooter

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    • Woodworking @lemmy.ca
    Deiv @lemmy.ca

    Do indoor standard 2x10 wooden panels need a wood sealer?

    I'm working on creating a mount for a hangboard, the final product is going to look similar to what's shown here: https://rockclimberstrainingmanual.com/2014/03/06/hows-your-hang/ Specifically, this part: https://rockclimberstrainingmanual.files.wordpress.com/2014/02/img_1330.jpg

    My question is, do the panels need any type of wood sealer applied to them? I'm using regular 2x10s and I live in Canada so it's not very humid here. If I should use a sealer anyways, what type is recommended? I couldn't find a straight answer while researching