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by Fnoord 3y ago
My old Nokia N900 had a FM _transmitter_ allowing me to broadcast to my car.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Any reproducible package manager is suffice. Debian aims for that, too, AFAIK. With Homebrew you end up having to link the binary, and you cannot link different binaries with the same name. I just use venvs for Python, and pipx takes care o
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Some possible clues: > https://github.com/kubero-dev/ladder#environment-variables > USER_AGENT User agent to emulate Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; + http://www.google.com/bot.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Not really. I mean 1 TB microSD cards exist. Look at Kiwix. I've downloaded the English without the images, and the Dutch version with. Easily got them on my smartphone. Useful when I wouldn't have internet but would still like to
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by Fnoord 3y ago
..which doesn't work in Germany. You're accountable, period. Hence why hotels snoop and register activity. I don't think it is the oldest either. Coercion is older. "Forgive me father, they forced my hand."
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by Fnoord 3y ago
By observing a lack of transparency within his comments; which I don't observe, as I observe the opposite: transparency. It allows him to earn trust, as it makes him accountable.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
OpenBSD uses BSD_Auth instead of PAM. So you cannot use your YubiKey with doas via PAM on the Linux ports. At least not in the same way, as they do not support caching it seems.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Supposedly the scroll wheel gets dirty quickly, and requires cleaning with contact spray and then some lube. It also has no support for pink apparently. People are claiming defect after X months. Either way, in EU I get 2 years warranty and
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Check this out: > Broadband penetration as of June 2017: 23.5 broadband connections for every 100 people. > Distribution of broadband connections by type, as reported by Ancom, is as follows 94% FTTx (FTTH/FTTB/FTTC/FTT
940.
by Fnoord 3y ago
Stuff like this is material for a background image on desktop. I use Bing Wallpaper of the Day for that (you can download the picture with 3rd party clients). This way, I always get the same background on every computer, but it changes ever
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I don't know. I can only comment on the original. A friend of mine had it back in the days, could just play it like that. The game suffered from the same issue as Star Wars CCG: too little players in my vicinity. Everyone played Magic,
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Yeah that seems like great bang for the buck. I'll try that one and if it works out I will use it till it breaks [EDIT: or try one of the mentioned ones and send it back within 2 weeks if not satisfied]. I read reviews and if it works
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Yep, I looked them up. That seems about the only brand I'd have trusted (need high performance HDMI/DP), but the price is too high for my liking. We're looking at 300+ USD w/o tax. I've go
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Tried it. Couldn't get it to work reliable (something with it getting stuck to one or the other? I forgot). Latency was noticeable but OKish. Thanks for the suggestion tho.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
> My main complaint about people who dislike telemetry is they never acknowledge its good uses and they never state what telemetry is objectionable. There's a good reason for that: it is an asymmetric relationship. The person who en
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I need to let my arm rest on a wrist patch and/or armchair. Else I get inflammation. With my second keyboard (for my Mac) I didn't do this, as it stands behind the first one, and so now I have developed an inflammation. The advice
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I'd love some kind of quick method to move my entire second screen, primary keyboard, and mouse, with one keybind to my Mac instead of my Windows machine and vice versa. I don't need multiplexing, I'd even be OK with keeping
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Just to comment on this, given you mention a year: the game is from 90s and out of print. It is by the same person as Magic: The Gathering: > Netrunner is an out-of-print collectible card game (CCG) designed by Richard Garfield, the crea
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Yeah Netrunner was a fun card game, and not really P2W but B2P. You'd buy the set (or expansion) and you and your buddy could play, doing blue vs red and vice versa. The game was fun but also you had to buy it once and that was it. No
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Before .eu we had .eu.org where the country level was administered by so-called Good People (networking techies of the 90s), so you could have e.g. nl.eu.org this was for free. Back then (end 90s) I didn't envision UK leaving EU. I&#x2
951.
by Fnoord 3y ago
Nothing, but Brits had to quit their .eu domains due to Brexit. Which seems reasonable to me. Of course, Brexit wasn't; it was manipulated by the Russians.
952.
by Fnoord 3y ago
Well, that depends. In general, there's no need for street lights to be on when there's no traffic. But I grew up traveling throughout my country from rural to main capital and there was always an area of the highway without stree
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Hopefully the dependency is OCI compatible container instead of specifically Docker.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
My WF1000XM4 had a bug where this occurred.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
> or used it on some other provider that still had the forced disconnect every 24 hours German providers disconnecting customers every night is a ridiculous feature in itself. It is condescending towards customers who require to use thei
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by Fnoord 3y ago
The application such as Spotify could have a timer. The headphones apparently don't, nor do they have an auto go off when battery is depleted, or a way to more silently announce battery is low.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
> This announcement is, quite obviously, much worse than doing nothing at all. The worst case scenario, if a warning is just not given, is that my sound cuts out and I miss whatever someone was saying. But that is precisely the effect th
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by Fnoord 3y ago
You really do not want to deplete batteries on devices where they're difficult to replace. Whether that is true for your sleep mask, I HAVE NO IDEA. A better way to deal with it is have them disable themselves after a timer. Maybe you
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Mine just doesn't want to connect to WiFi anymore. I'm (or well: was) using this one [1]. Also it feels tricky to update the software, and keep it updated. I'm in the process of switching to a Bresser weather station [2], usi
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by Fnoord 3y ago
> I don't think hiding manipulative content is the right path here. True; shadowbanning would be more effective as it doesn't require a user to install and maintain their own filter(s). > I don't think hiding manipulati

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