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MaKey
1y ago
freifunk.net is building these mesh networks but based on volunteers without a fee. Big communities have thousands of nodes.
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1y ago
Regarding the T1000-E: > Note: Currently, LR1110 radios are unable to receive Meshtastic packets from the older SX127x radios, it requires a breaking change to fix this. Transmitting works and when hopping through an SX126x radio, you ca
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1y ago
> This looks super nice! That is kind of the interface I wish FreeCAD could have. What do you dislike about FreeCAD's interface?
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1y ago
This is a niche Synology used to cater to but seems to abandon more and more.
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1y ago
Context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44168134
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1y ago
It seems like it went over your head that the package name is valkey, not valkey-server, so the instructions won't work. Why paste a long faulty AI response instead of linking to the concise official documentation? https://v
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Komodo: A tool to build and deploy software across many servers
(github.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
> Running an on-premise cluster [...] You don't need a cluster for most things. A simple server managed with Ansible playbooks will take you quite far.
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1y ago
The GDPR allows for huge fines, so for companies operating in Europe there is an incentive to take privacy and security seriously.
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1y ago
Over time lint and dirt builds up at the end of the USB-C port. It gets compressed there so you won't immediately notice it. Try to find something small enough to put in there and carefully scrape over the backside.
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1y ago
No, it doesn't. I often eat without feeling hungry because I'll get moody if I don't.
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1y ago
Evidence, particularly of a crime, that is difficult or impossible to dispute. [1] Even with your explanation I don't think it fits here. [1] https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/smoking_gun
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1y ago
> If everyone's an extremist, that word soon loses its meaning. See: the boy who cried wolf. People are getting tired of this crap and can see trying to outlaw a growing party for "extremism" as a shameless political tacti
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1y ago
This hasn't happened to the Android ecosystem, so why should it happen to the Apple ecosystem now?
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1y ago
I'm not sure how it's working. Maybe Uber is currently eating a part of the costs to gain market share. They handed out very generous 4x 15€ coupons last year for new users. That was when I signed up for Uber Eats.
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1y ago
How do you transfer snapshots with rsync?
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1y ago
The last time I checked I just had to pay 1,50€ extra compared to ordering directly with the restaurant. The delivery itself is free with Uber One. Getting your food delivered for 1,50€ seems pretty cheap to me.
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1y ago
Sounds like the CT scan was a clear win then.
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1y ago
It seems like it has not been standardized yet: > As of March 7, 2025, the domain has not been standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), though an Internet-Draft describing the TLD has been submitted.
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2y ago
I feel for the pilot who has been made a scapegoat. There was no way for him to know in which state his aircraft was in. Officially the heavy rain has been ruled out as the cause of the incident. However, it's an interesting coincidenc
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2y ago
I'd like to add the "We can't send mail more than 500 miles" story to that list: https://web.mit.edu/jemorris/humor/500-miles
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2y ago
> I'm not a pilot, and I can't fathom what being in that situation would have been like. In IFR conditions (= you can't see anything) losing your instruments means you're hosed as you can't trust your senses.
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2y ago
He's a periodontist, I've only seen him for the two gum transplants I had. It's a delicate procedure and the results were great both times, so to me he is competent.
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2y ago
Do you have an example for such an app? I don't know anybody using 3rd party file transfer apps. Usually files are uploaded to some cloud service (iCloud, OneDrive, ...) and then shared with a link if they can't be sent via messag
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> There is quite literally no evidence for this theory [...] There is: https://www.macrumors.com/2023/02/10/apple-planning-to-limit... Apple was then told by the EU commission to abandon those plans: http
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While Apple might have switched to USB-C on their own, they would have done so using propriety cables again. Thankfully the EU thwarted those plans.
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The biggest point for me is privacy. I don't want to upload private data to some server just to send it to another device that's next to mine.
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2y ago
I do it. This week I congratulated a dentist on his great job at a gum transplant. I love it when people are highly competent at their profession.
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VMware sues Siemens for allegedly using unlicensed software
(theregister.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Another example of their managed services is Kubernetes. If someone is interested in getting to know STACKIT, feel free to contact me. I'm working for a STACKIT partner.
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