LeonM

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by LeonM 1y ago
Author's setup doesn't really have that problem as far as I can see. AFAIK the cable from the xreal glasses don't even detach, keyboard and mouse are wireless. I guess you could forget the USB-C cable for power of the minipc,
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by LeonM 2y ago
> But how can a country not have something that represents a formal request for payment by some future time? There are plenty countries where the vendor will charge the account of the customer, like a 'pull' mechanism. In many
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by LeonM 2y ago
> Every invoice—whether B2B or even B2C (receipts included)—must be sent electronically using a government-defined XML format So not a universal standard then. Imagine having to implement a different format for every country you do busin
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by LeonM 2y ago
Not be negative about bestfreevoice, or any other invoicing tool, but it always seems like developers and early-stage entrepreneurs don't understand invoicing. First major disconnect is that not every country uses invoices, but may use
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by LeonM 2y ago
Have a look at the 12" Retina Macbook [0]. It's just called the 'Retina Macbook' (not air or pro). It was produced between 2016 and 2019. It is absolutely tiny, it ways just 920gr. It took me a while to find a decent one
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by LeonM 2y ago
Not just the i3, BMW also produced the 'carbon core' 7-series, which I think was a very interesting development as well. The 'carbon core' chassis are a combination of steel, aluminium and carbon fiber parts bonded toget
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by LeonM 2y ago
The Norwegian ISO3166 code colliding with the English word 'no' is not a YAML problem per se, I've been bitten by that a few times in other situations as well. For example: Stripe uses constants for types of tax registration
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by LeonM 2y ago
> CI is not "configured", it is coded. Finally! I was always struggling to explain to others why YAML is OK-ish as a language, but then never seems to work well for the things people tried doing with it. Especially stuff that n
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by LeonM 2y ago
Teslas have been very popular in the Netherlands, and by far the best selling cars (Model 3 as of 2019 [0], Model Y in 2023 [1] and 2024 [2]), but sales have been declining for a while now. Though I'm not under the impressions that thi
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by LeonM 2y ago
> I thought gmail doesn't disclose sender's IP address? Or I was wrong? This is not good for privacy. This is not necessarily a Gmail thing, but just how SMTP works. It's not as bad as you'd think though. SMTP service
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by LeonM 2y ago
My story was exactly like yours. I have been running for many years, did a few half marathons, but it never got easier. I could never do the 'effortless' carefree running that I heard so many talking about. In 2021 I got COVID and
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by LeonM 2y ago
The announcement page does not explain what FLUX is, what |pro| means, what Ultra means, or raw for that matter. I click on the homepage, more jargon, still no explanation of what FLUX is. Scrolling down to way below the fold finally there
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by LeonM 2y ago
Would have been nice if they would mention the key tag in the announcement. Its 38696 for those wondering.
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by LeonM 2y ago
FWIW, you can invalidate MTA-STS cache by updating the DNS assertion record to a different 'id' value. This is how you indicate a policy has changed. So the sender is supposed to obey the normal DNS TTL caching period, and re-quer
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by LeonM 2y ago
Instead of trying to change the mascot, why not add a little "what is this?" button next to it, which when clicked explains that it is a mascot, not some devil's worship. Also, somehow I got the feeling that this hotel wasn&#
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by LeonM 2y ago
I have been researching that same question lately. Most of it comes down to: - Modern houses have much more systems installed. Think HVAC, electricity, hot/cold water, sewage, lightning, networking, etc. - Safety and quality requiremen
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by LeonM 2y ago
At that distance you wouldn't be vaporized, but burned. What you see on the steps is not vapor deposits, but rather they are shadows. The immense heat and light from the detonation burned/discolored the stones, but not in the shad
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by LeonM 2y ago
Which book is it?
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by LeonM 2y ago
Have you looked into micro-inverters? Where each panel has its own inverter, thus mitigating the 'weakest link' problem as you describe. Any particular reason why you did/didn't go for a micro-inverter setup?
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by LeonM 2y ago
I'm not sure why, but reading the article I got an urge to just apply for a job to help clean up the site. The coal plant served us (humanity), and now it's time to clean up after ourselves and return the land for other use. It se
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by LeonM 2y ago
Reading the first article it seems like OP could benefit from using start_cd.elf (3rd stage bootloader, but with the graphic subsystem removed), they report a 0.5s improvement in loading time
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by LeonM 2y ago
> Why would you ever trust something like this that will helpfully pull images from the internet? How is that different than pulling an ISO image of your favorite distro, or using a package manager like apt? Yes, I know that Linux ISOs h
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by LeonM 2y ago
Let's face it, the real problem with ticket sales is scalping. OP may not like Ticketmaster, and doesn't want to install the app, but the majority of fans don't have a problem with that. The real problem for most fans are the
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by LeonM 2y ago
I haven't familiarised myself with the latest in hydrogen development, but isn't the round trip efficiency absolutely horrible? Not to mention boil off and leakage (afaik no material exists that can store hydrogen without leaking)
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by LeonM 2y ago
And just to put those numbers further in perspective: the current design goal of the SpaceX Raptor engine is 3MN (3000kN). Currently they have achieved 2.64MN during ground testing. It is speculated that each of the 33 engines of the superh
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by LeonM 2y ago
If your DNS is compromised it's game over anyway, because then everything is compromised. DNS is a single point of failure. You'll also be able to reroute inbound email, MITM HTTP traffic, order rogue TLS certificates, etc. etc. S
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by LeonM 2y ago
The gaming market is huge. And gamers are typically willing to spend top money on hardware (thanks to nVidia raising the bar every time). That's why the market is flooded with expensive 1440p models featuring ridiculous refresh rates a
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by LeonM 2y ago
> DKIM is trivial to bypass if you can create a TXT record with your own key This is exactly what DMARC prevents. With DMARC the alignment requirement is added, so signing an email with a different domain key will no longer work. For a D
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by LeonM 2y ago
Because SPF has many design flaws that will break SPF for legitimate use-cases (such as relaying/forwarding). You wouldn't want to rely on SPF, you should always on DKIM instead. SPF should be considered legacy at this point. But
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by LeonM 2y ago
This is an excellent writeup, and great example of responsible disclosure done right. However, I can't get over the clickbait title. This seems like a real cheap shot at BIMI, and DMARC for that matter. BIMI never pretended to be a &#x

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