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   by C60H92O6 2y ago

   I'm not a big fan of Uber, but this seems like a case of "confirmation bias." The author formed an opinion, then searched for anything that confirmed it and accepted that as proof, even if it was completely unrelated or just
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   by C60H92O6 2y ago

   I advise you to add a disclaimer at the bottom that says "this is for educational purposes only, try it at your own risk and don't rely on it for serious/dangerous measurements". And also change the name to "Ammeter
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   The Rarest Move in Chess [video](youtube.com)

   3 points by C60H92O6 2y ago|0 comments
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   by C60H92O6 3y ago

   Every product, and I mean every, will eventually get hacked. Putting all your keys in one basket and handing them over defies common sense, not to mention that it also makes the basket a high profile target.
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   by C60H92O6 3y ago

   The README more or less describes the "what" but there's no "why". Why is this needed, who is this for (target audience), why did you build it, which gap is it closing, which problems does it solve in a homelab, or
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   by C60H92O6 3y ago

   Privacy must belong to no one, or everyone, but no where in between; i.e. privacy must not be owned by a certain class or group. If I can read anyone's messages, I'm absolutely fine with everyone else reading mine. If governments