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[quote]But they hurt. They feel like cuts.[/quote] You probably have an asteroid....

[quote]They should require a minimum IQ score also, to keep the simpletons that are so easily misled from invalidating the elections.[/quote] :lol: You severely underestimate the number of absolute morons who vote R....

[quote]since the new liquid can displace the old, could you use air pressure at the fill point to force out all the fluid? [/quote] You'd just get air coming out the drain. The new liquid doesn't displace the old. It mixes with the old causing the level of the mixture to rise so the top 4 quart...

[quote]Why is app development so expensive? Those numbers are mind blowing.[/quote] Programming is a valuable skill, and writing a custom app takes a long time. For comparison, AAA games have movie sized development budgets. Tens of millions. Half a million dollars, you're only talking abou...

[quote]He’s cracking me up mocking Kimbrel [/quote] I mean the dude is begging to be mocked with that ridiculous shite....

HDMI splitter?...

I'm sure there's a better solution, I just don't know what that might be off hand. :lol: You can definitely use Google sheets for this, and then maybe identify and log the pain points to help you find or create a better way next time, assuming this will be a regular thing....

In finding conflicting info, but most commonly I see a limit of 200 worksheets per file. But given you're asking the question, there is assuredly a better solution to the problem you're trying to solve....

I put together a little bit of [link=(https://hackernoon.com/the-best-tv-experience-philips-ambilight-clone-f164e392266a)]this[/link], and some of [link=(https://christianmoser.me/how-to-build-your-own-tv-ambilight-with-raspberry-pi-and-xbmc/)]this[/link] and [link=(https://christianmoser.me/how-to-...

[quote]LINK[/quote] That's exactly what my Pi setup does for $100 in parts. ...

[quote]Sounds like it's being taken on "faith" then. [/quote]Oh lawd, here we go. [quote]What's to say creationism isn't just as valid as a theory?[/quote]Because there is absolutely zero scientific evidence that points to creationism. Whereas every measurement we have been able to take points to t...

I followed a tutorial I found to use a raspberry pi to run my led backlights. It's a clone of the Philips Ambilight TV effect. It's pretty neat, the backlights change to match the colors around the edges of the screen. It's obviously very configurable, so you could program it to do basically anythin...

You'd better find them and read them carefully. [img]https://thumbs.gfycat.com/UnselfishJadedJumpingbean-size_restricted.gif[/img]...

[quote][quote]see the talk about torrents but no one mentions anything about Usenet for material.[/quote] wait until kork gets here[/quote]:lol: I do love me some usenet. I download hundreds of gigs of random articles per month for research purposes....

I don't know what your timeline is on this project (other than 3 months may be too long), but I may have some free time in the next few weeks. You can email me at my username at gmail if you want to try to work some things out....

Looked into [link=(https://www.33mail.com/)]33mail.com[/link]?...

[quote]It can be done pretty easily with postfix.[/quote]As above, I've never set up a mail server, but I've heard it's not for the faint of heart. Does postfix expose an api for easily creating addresses and forwards?...

[quote]There are email service providers I can use that provide a dedicated server. Pretty cheap[/quote] Yeah and that's fine, but I was thinking more along the lines of interfacing with the mail server to automate the creation of the forwarding rules. I honestly have never set up a mail server, so...

Apparently it's a bug having to do with the chrome redesign. I had it too, and upgrading to chrome 69 fixed....

[quote]This seems really easy. [/quote] Generating and mapping the addresses is easy, but I think the hard part will be you actually have to set up your own email server to handle the forwarding. ...