Good point!
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I admit I'm using my 1,1 as an extra seat in the office, but it's form of use.
And I bought it back in 2006
Looks like non-functional 2006 Mac Pros are on eBay for $60. Cheaper than an office chair!
Even if they're generating articles, I'd have thought that they'd at least be reading them before publishing them.
/r/Europe used to have a "no title editorialization" rule. There might be some sense to having it here as well.
https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2025/06/26/voting-patterns-in-the-2024-election/
46% of women voted for Trump in 2024
I'd kind of imagine that he's not developing these ideas on his own, that rather some media that he's consuming is providing him with them.
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DNS requests shouldn't contain search terms.
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On some systems, DNS requests might expose the hostname of servers that serve sites for results that you're clicking on. Firefox and Chrome at least, probably others, defaults to use of DNS-over-HTTPS, so the hostname shouldn't be visible in plaintext even then.
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Depending upon how the HTTP server is set up, due to SNI, it may be possible for the VPN provider to see the hostname to which you are opening a connection during the TLS handshake by looking at the HTTPS traffic. AFAICT, this is the common case today.
Reading these comments, I have to say that a number of users of this community have very strong views on batteries.
Like, I would not have expected as many people to get upset as did in a discussion over batteries.
You do if you want it to connect to the thing you're playing on.
Unless you're ok with a shitty Bluetooth connection. But I'm guessing few people comparatively are using that, at least as their primary use case.
Okay, but I think that that kind of misses the broader context. This only came up as a hypothetical for how one could discharge a controller. If you're playing on a wired connection, then the console is charging thr controller and the issue never comes up in the first place.
Maybe it's a bad translation of something that approximates "junk food" in French?
https://www.worldometers.info/oil/
There are 1.65 trillion barrels of proven oil reserves in the world as of 2016.
So another extra 30% or so.
The cases of old ones are on eBay, as I mention in another comment.
And it looks like someone has made ATX mounting kits.
https://thelaserhive.com/product/mac-pro-atx-kit-with-psu-mount/