Fnoord

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by Fnoord 4mo ago
> With face detection? License plates? Tamper protection? I do that with my Unifi Protect doorbell. RTSP streams. Google Coral. Frigate. Scales very well. Do ML on low quality stream. Look/save the high quality stream. You do it all
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by Fnoord 4mo ago
Still, it is useful to mention. If PoE required: use copper twisted pair. If both sides SFP+ (preferred, but not always possible): Physical presence: DAC (very cheap). Not physical presence (e.g. has to go through wall, floor, or longer dis
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by Fnoord 4mo ago
> I have ten gigabits throughout most of my house, and you're right: copper is not happy pushing ten gigs. DACs are copper, and they're happy. > I have another Thunderbolt dongle that has an SFP+ module, so I ran a fiber lin
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by Fnoord 4mo ago
A company with the business practices of Fox News I will not buy services or products from. Same with regards to Oracle. I actually regret buying a Nvidia Shield TV. Yes, software support might be there. But what isn't there is the int
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by Fnoord 4mo ago
The Dutch government didn't exercise control over Diginotar. In the Dutch hacker scene, Diginotar was a meme. Everyone knew it was a mess there.
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by Fnoord 4mo ago
> Is Let's Encrypt the only provider of SSL certificates? No.
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by Fnoord 4mo ago
250 EUR (that is with VAT for 2x16 GB DDR4 [1] seems like a fair price. [1] https://tweakers.net/pricewatch/1419292/corsair-vengeance-lp...
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by Fnoord 4mo ago
This a good point but, do you browse torrent sites? There are much better tools available these days, than torrent sites. I mean, it was always the case that Usenet was quicker but even with that, there's options available such as the
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by Fnoord 4mo ago
This is why you should have at least two MFA options enabled.
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by Fnoord 4mo ago
I have a much simpler solution. I read before my son (5) one to two books, and he is allowed to watch a short movie (Lego technics, marble run, that kind of stuff). Sound is OK, if it is relaxed (so not music with 120 BPM, but lo-fi OK). Th
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by Fnoord 4mo ago
> The only way to stop this is for the original author(s) to release this under a BSD license No, then you get proprietary forks of the BSD codebase. Apple doesn't like GPLv3, but this is by choice. Sometimes, inventions by OpenBSD
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by Fnoord 4mo ago
A website could offer accessibility features, such as dark mode or dyslexia font. These could be subtle, or very obvious, depending on your target group. Large amounts of texts (e.g. a testimonial) could be a valid example. If you go for si
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
> European money is vacuumed out of the private sector into state pension funds and dumped into low yielding government bonds. Which countries do that? The ones in NL actually invest in US big tech. Once Europe stops investing in USA, Eu
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
The Chinese censorship. The Chinese use open weight models, Europeans too. US big three don't.
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Asymmetric fiber, ridiculous. That changes everything TBH. I didn't expect that to exist in 2026.
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Going for a cup of coffee means physical walk. Detaching from focussed mode means your mind gets in diffused mode. This is where/when creativity ensues. One thing to remember is 2.5 gbit/sec uplink is shared between all clients. S
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
I appreciate your comment, but don't bother complaining about moderation. It isn't an interesting read. Why not use the cert on the ID to sign your own private key in the chain? That way, you can revoke the keypair should the need
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Yeah, LSD, or Janet Jackson's nipples, or something else which is highly illegal in USA, such as opiates. Or copyright infringement. Or whatever else is on the darknet. Called hypothetic examples.
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
And you can replace Spain with any other country (including authoritarian regimes) and my comment would be unchanged. It is a matter of respecting local jurisdiction, local law. I didn't expect you to agree either. I wanted to inform t
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
You need a license to operate in Spain. The license is fairly available (EU regulations enforce this). So, Polymarket is able to obtain a license if they wish to operate in Spain, if they follow the fair rules to obtain a license. Don'
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
What kind of UserAgent is being used? This could be easily used in good faith by the sending party, then any spam blockers can remove everything from said UserAgent. If they then change their UserAgent to something generic, you know who&#x2
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
I'm a Kagi subscriber, too. But it is also partly a proxy for Google Search. My worry is the impact of Google Search quality degradation on Kagi. Mojeek doesn't cut it. I end up doing a lot of searching with Mistral Le Chat (also
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Well, if you have BYOD policy consider yourself blessed. Many are simply not allowed to do whatever on their managed devices. My recommendation is use OpenSSH (alternative: Wireguard, Tailscale for whole TCP/IP stack), tmux (or equival
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
What I like about the picture is that the user could've plugged in their smartphone on that monitor and then have a decent screen. Now, one may argue I type blind. Then, why does the screen have to be on? Smartphone screen size is mean
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
I think you're both right. What I dislike about it, is how we went from walled gardens to ads, tracking, and guilt tripping adblock users (while IMO whatever you see or don't want to see is up to the client). It is a huge cat and
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Were in for the hot rods. You can still play fantastic games with amazing gameplay, great storytelling, and even requiring quite a GPU. But you won't upgrade your GPU or RAM. If it gets broken, people have already gotten their money ba
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Honestly, it is pure hatred and plain stupidity. They don't have the same religion, customs, values, history, etc. Assimilation takes generations, and the point of integration is that some of their culture is retained. That is how you
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Yes, there is a reason for it: it is rude. It is better for privacy and receiving clients, but a disadvantage is less physical space in the center/walking area. You can play with lego on the ground, too. I would also get rid of the boo
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
After the eradication of humanity as we know it, a few survivors can start their own country with a law defining the term high . I don't believe it when I see it. I call it poppycocks. Because if you do want to argue such, you need to

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