GordonS

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by GordonS 1y ago
Multiple Israeli ministers have publicly made the claim. But no, for now they are only saying that they will stay there for as long as they want. I'm sure destroying all those homes has nothing to do with it either...
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by GordonS 1y ago
Sure, here's stories from the Guardian in March, and Al Jazeera from last December: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/mar/12/israel-to-occu... , https://www.aljazeera.com/news&#x
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by GordonS 1y ago
> Hamas is a death cult. They will fight to the last Gazan child. This is just... utterly absurd. The entity killing children (literally on a daily basis!), bombing hopsitals, schools, water treatment facilities etc, and carrying out cam
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by GordonS 1y ago
Israel has already this year claimed a chunk of Syria, and has destroyed over 100,000 (!!!) homes in Lebanon with the clear intention of taking that land too.
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by GordonS 1y ago
I hadn't thought about clubs, probably because I live in a small, rural Scottish town... but I just had a quick look, and incredibly there's an active club just a few miles from me, which I had no idea even existed!
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by GordonS 1y ago
Wow! Recently my son has been asking about doing a project with a robotic arm, and this looks amazing , especially at the hobbyist-friendly price point. And adding in AI is really cool - and just the thing to really grab the attention of
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by GordonS 1y ago
I tried slits, but unfortunately that didn't work for me - has to be the full mouth. It's far from ideal, but it's that or CPAP, or no sleep...
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by GordonS 1y ago
I've tried them, but if you have facial hair they don't stick well and come off too easily. Instead, I've been using 3M micropore tape - just the right amount of adhesive, my skin feels fine, and cheap too. It works well to s
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by GordonS 1y ago
I doubt any new hotness could tear me away from Datagrip. I've used loads of database admin UIs over the years, and Datagrip is by far the most impressive.
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by GordonS 1y ago
Fit like!? (had to be said)
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by GordonS 1y ago
Which Aberdeen was the inspiration behind the name? (I'm near the original Aberdeen in Scotland, but I know there's at least one in Australia and several in the US too).
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by GordonS 1y ago
This really does look like a great project! Is it possible to use it server-side only, with no JavaScript required? I currently use Umami like that - it has an API, so I can send it page view events and custom events from server-side code.
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by GordonS 1y ago
Umami has an API, so it can be used server-side, without any JavaScript (I use it like that).
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by GordonS 1y ago
I was basing my comments on the email I received from Plex, which did not make that clear at all - thanks.
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by GordonS 1y ago
To be clear... does this mean that I won't be able to stream media from my PC/NAS to my TV any more? I mean... that's a pretty basic function of any streaming software, so hopefully I'm misunderstanding this? In any case
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by GordonS 1y ago
I'd love to be able to use an icon instead of names - maybe it could let you select a favicon from one of the member tabs.
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by GordonS 1y ago
I tried sillytavern a few weeks ago... wow, that is an "interesting" UI! I blundered around for a while, couldn't figure out how to do anything useful... and then installed LM Studio instead.
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by GordonS 2y ago
If I installed this ony Kindle, would it sill be able to read all the books I have with DRM? (I've bought lots of ebooks from Amazon over the years)
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by GordonS 2y ago
Azure TTS has some great British accents - I used a British female voice for a demo video voice over, and the quality was great. Not as good as ElevenLabs, but I was still really impressed with the final result.
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by GordonS 2y ago
Google is a huge organisation, so both claims could certainly be true.
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by GordonS 2y ago
I'm also self-hosting Postgres, and the project is getting to the point where a standby would be a good idea to ensure higher availability. Did you use any particular guide for setting up replication? Also, how do you handle failover&#
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by GordonS 2y ago
See here, and deer were hit regularly on the 4m road I walked... but even as a kid I recognised it was kind of dangerous, and I wouldn't want my own kids to do the same.
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by GordonS 2y ago
Wow, it looks amazing! I needed an enclosure for a project recently and went with modifying a stock ABS enclosure - but I'd love to use machined aluminium! You mentioned you're in the EU - did PCBway deliver from the US, or from c
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by GordonS 2y ago
I usually lean on Resource Monitor when I need this kind of info, but it's clunky - so this looks useful!
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by GordonS 2y ago
Just tried your version on Firefox on Android, but it seems to go into a reload loop (I keep seeing the Detenator loading page), then the device becomes unresponsive and Firefox crashes.
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by GordonS 2y ago
> I think it's 'insufflate', rather than insulate Haha, auto-correct strikes again!
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by GordonS 2y ago
ROA (route of administration) also matters, and those figures you've given appear to be a mix of IV (intravenous) and IM (intramuscular) injection doses. Many recreational users insufflate (snort) ketamine, and that ROA has much lower
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by GordonS 2y ago
This is absolute gold, thanks!
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by GordonS 2y ago
> it works well, though at scale even that can become an issue due to the GIN fastupdate index logic, which can lead to the occasional 20-30 second insert as the buffer gets flushed and the index updated. Hmm, interesting! I've been
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by GordonS 2y ago
Can't you adjust the prompt to filter out companies that fund genocide etc?

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