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by Goz3rr 6y ago
> and their “predictive failure” notification is BS afaict. Maybe it’s new, but I’ve not yet seen it when my MCU starts acting up. If they are using eMMC, it should be trivial to just query the controller about the flash health which sho
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by Goz3rr 6y ago
Do you also pronounce char as in character or as in charcoal?
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by Goz3rr 6y ago
The double router approach always seemed a bit weird to me. I'm really glad that in the Netherlands ISPs are required to make it possible for you to use your own networking equipment. I removed all the ISP equipment and replaced it wit
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by Goz3rr 6y ago
70% of the Autobahn is unrestricted, that is not a small section.
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by Goz3rr 6y ago
How do you imagine this working for someone who drives across Europe frequently, including sections of unrestricted Autobahn? Or someone who takes their street legal car onto (private) tracks from time to time?
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by Goz3rr 6y ago
Too many chargebacks perhaps?
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by Goz3rr 6y ago
> due to torque being provided directly at the wheels and the lack of a gear box. All Tesla's have gearboxes[1], sometimes to the surprise of the owner when they learn they need their transmission oil changed after thinking they&#x2
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by Goz3rr 6y ago
> It's nearly impossible to find out which of the umpteen repositories contains the source for the class you're trying to understand > OmniSharp has a "go-to-source" option, but you only get the real source if it&#
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by Goz3rr 6y ago
>MS walled garden .NET Core is FOSS though?
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by Goz3rr 6y ago
You didn't even bother reading until the third paragraph did you? > Your family will still be approached and your faith, beliefs and culture will continue to be respected.
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
From what I'm reading in the article, they're cutting the bitrates and not the resolution. This would mean they're still serving you FullHD/4K but with worse quality. From a quick search, I can't find any guarantees
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
The Xiaomi ones map out and display their path in the app, no long exposure photos needed
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
What exactly does a short list of CVEs prove? Is there any mainstream software that doesn't have at least a few published?
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
Many movies and series we get in the Netherlands are not dubbed either, only subbed. Whenever I catch a glimpse of TV in Germany I'm always bothered by the horrible dubs. Dutch, English, French, and German are also all mandatory subjec
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
I doubt your average phone screen would be happy being left in 80+ °C for prolonged periods of time. Automotive grade exists for a reason, as Tesla[1] found out the hard way. [1]: https://www.thedrive.com/tech/27989&#x2
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
You still need to reload nginx for it to start using the new certificates. But you're right about issuing/renewing certificates. I have a small snippet like this in all my server blocks: location ^~ /.well-known/acme
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
I have a Roborock (Xiaomi) S50 which just has a LiDAR on top and I can set boundaries based on an actual map of my house with the app. Greatly preferable over having to place random things around the house.
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
The author stating that using a webserver and a full web framework for a desktop application feels wasteful seems oddly ironic when you follow up by using a browser and full framework for a desktop application.
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
>where an ICE has a pretty fixed resistance. That's what the gearbox is for
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
Something similar happens if you own a domain name. They'll send you an "invoice" for your domain by email or physical post hoping that someone who doesn't know too much about IT or just blindly pays invoices to fall for
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
By opening the link OP posted? There's an embedded youtube video right there on the page.
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
For reference, almost 10% of the Netherlands consists of polders (reclaimed land)
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
Because what we tend to call Chinese is more Indonesian than Chinese and very dulled down on top of that
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
It only happens when nginx is starting and the hostname of the upstream doesn't resolve, doesn't have to be reachable. I believe just specifying a resolver should fix it, but another common workaround is to use a variable for the
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
And cloud providers don't need IP addresses?
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
I wouldn't say it was exactly left behind, because the average consumer will not really benefit from anything over 1Gbit. 1Gbit is already enough to saturate most consumer harddrives. I run 10gbit inside my home and it didn't even
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
Same for me, I believe this is the video and it's gotten a new ID for some reason: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKw9QH1yH5Q
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
The problem with 10nm is that they were too ambitious and tried to do it without EUV. 7nm is being developed by a different team and does use EUV so it shouldn't suffer from the same delays.
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
What? Autoranging has absolutely no impact on whether you will damage a digital multimeter or not. If you select too low of a range it will simply display overload but not cause any damage on a meter worth it's salt. Now, if you connec
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by Goz3rr 7y ago
Yes, because that person shouldn't have been in the left lane then. The law says you should drive in the rightmost lane possible.

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