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Fabricio20
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Fabricio20
2y ago
Interesting question, I personally first saw it because jetbrains now has a plugin for it on all their IDEs.
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2y ago
I must ask, in your github readme you say "[Planned] Downloading the content for offline reading." but what does that mean in the context of a self hosted application? Isn't the data already downloaded - via the other feature
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2y ago
I think to be fair BetaFlight is not aimed at autonomous flight, when I got into this stuff a few years ago I was told "BetaFlight is for FPV (acro mode?)" and "iNAV is for Autonomous" and after giving both a try I can s
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2y ago
Just to confirm, you are using the Yeelight app for this setup? On android there's Yeelight Classic (red icon), Yeelight (purple icon), Yeelight Pro (black icon) and the Xiaomi Home one. I think some of my issue might have been that re
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2y ago
I got some of those Yeelight ones (gen 1/gray plastic and gen 2/white plastic!) but my experience has been really bad. Even if their app allows you to enable local mode it's laggy and just... stops working after a while, it a
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2y ago
Personal anecdote but at least for me WiFi devices are significantly more reliable and there exists good brands that don't have any vendor lockdown, such as Shelly or Sonoff. Others can do Tasmota. So you shouldn't go around disca
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2y ago
I gave MediaWiki a shot just now but it's seriously lacking Markdown support. Seems that there's a plugin for it but that's a no-go in the docker setup, would need to make my own container because it depends on some php packa
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2y ago
I tried to run Wiki.js in the past but it's really buggy and has a lot of spinners/loading pages for what is supposed to be simple html pages so i've been looking for a good self-hosted alternative since. I love how there are
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2y ago
I think OrbitDB [1] is the closest we have to a functional version of this right now? Unsure, but the concept is really cool! [1]: https://github.com/orbitdb/orbitdb/blob/main/docs/GETTING_ST...
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2y ago
> However, most game services tend to schedule their downloads in the middle of the night Except that usually doesn't matter because almost all game updates are released slight before prime time (or on prime time) so players can enj
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2y ago
Wow these look huge, I was expecting it from the comments but it still managed to surpass my expectations. I wonder if they managed to squeeze a battery in it and that's why it's so thick. Assuming it's light enough to not ca
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2y ago
> Who copy and pastes from a password manager? I do! And way more than I would like, because for some reason it's "modern" to have a login flow that first requests your email, and then you have to click next for it to requ
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2y ago
I want to go the other way and say DO NOT use HAOS if you know anything about docker. If you have ANY experience working under linux/docker just don't bother with HAOS and save yourself the headache. You will have an incredibly be
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2y ago
There is actually more to this here, it was not just information about Brazilian users, the request was actually to shadowban (block without notifying the users) specific accounts. Some of those accounts happen to be political opposition (a
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2y ago
The goal is that it's a scare tactic. There is no technical way that these fines could be imposed at large, outside of say, people outing themselves publicly or similar. This is the same wording that was used when they blocked Whatsapp
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2y ago
There is no reliable way to diagnose this issue with the 14th gen, the chip slowly degrades over time and you start getting more and more (usually gpu driver under windows) crashes. I believe the easy way might be to run decompression stres
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2y ago
Oh this is bad. Real bad.
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2y ago
Except when it doesn't ask you if you want it to do that, and suddenly after investigating why my games are patching slow as shit it turns out my OneDrive is full from game patches that it synced from my Documents/My Games folder
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2y ago
But an attacker with one of the biggest vulnerabilities on earth (hell, ssh noauth 0day) would very likely use it against big cloud providers and infrastructure (isps and others) and not burn it on your home server! Keeping it reasonably up
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3y ago
To this day I still dont know why WebSockets and SSE dont support sending headers on the initial request, such as Authorization. Leaving authentication on realtime services entirely up to whoever is implementing the service. I may be wrong
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3y ago
I'd give https://in-the-sky.org/satmap_worldmap.php a try, it might not contain the debree you are looking for however. Make sure to check the checkboxes below the map! At least you can go back in time and maybe spot t
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3y ago
I mean if you don't really want _switches_... I use Sonoff's TX series, they are just a "touchscreen" light switch that lights up when its on. Can't get out of sync since the ring light is part of it being on or off
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3y ago
Some modern military night vision goggles works with fiber optics like this, but I don't believe the "quality" of the image would be good enough for the AR use case. You end up with a lot of little smeared dots.
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3y ago
Yet.
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This is not entirely true, at least not anymore. Twitch forces ads every two hours? or so nowadays (some predefined amount of time), even if the streamer has ads disabled entirely. I believe it's either that or preroll ads? Don't
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3y ago
This might come off weird but I can't help but comment on how markety/"I need to justify myself" your comment looked to me at first. You started off very normal "I switched ... and i'm very happy with it."
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3y ago
You mean Mouse [0]? It's coming 2025! [0]: https://youtu.be/av3K-PEEF1c?si=5pTMiN1s-SxPcb83
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3y ago
I think this one in particular, like many others before it, always fail at replicating the Explorer look. This is probably a limitation in Dolphin and other linux file browsers, but it just doesn't look like Windows Explorer at all to
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3y ago
Indeed, looking at the samples HexRays really did a great job compared to the others, much more readable code.
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3y ago
I guess this is the best scenario for this as far as I can tell, but as another commenter mentioned, how is this better than standard small missiles such as a normal "Iron Dome" style system? Having them "in the air" wai
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