Mashimo

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541.
by Mashimo 1y ago
I don't know what they use it for. Just an example what it could be.
542.
by Mashimo 1y ago
> what else would it be for? Could be for a small part of the UI, for example the start page / project selection thing.
543.
by Mashimo 1y ago
Well I was entertained. What is up with a lot of voices are left ear only?
544.
by Mashimo 1y ago
But could they not do the same without a CoC?
545.
by Mashimo 1y ago
> Do we say "The British" Yes.
546.
by Mashimo 1y ago
> Where is the illegal part? Right here in the stack: >Lidarr -> sabnzbd Someone else mentioned he is also very active in piracy sub-reddits. Think of piracy what you want, but I doubt all music OP has was paid for ;-)
547.
by Mashimo 1y ago
Docker / Docker-compose removes so much complexity when selfhosting it's one of the best things happening to the hobby in a while.
548.
by Mashimo 1y ago
I'm somewhat sure you can buy a DRM free copy on both Apple Music and Amazon. How would they revoke it? What would happen?
549.
by Mashimo 1y ago
Or the middle way, just install one of {navidrome/plex/jellyfin} + app. But OPs stack also can do a bit more. My music collection would not fit on my phone. But I got 1Gbit/s upload and 4G connection most of the time.
550.
by Mashimo 1y ago
You might still be able to install linux, just not with the latest kernel.
551.
by Mashimo 1y ago
It's like a lot of other feature; ease of use. Imagine your DAW only supports import of wav files, you could argue that there are already services / programs that convert * to .wav, so no need to implement that. But if it's b
552.
by Mashimo 1y ago
> I assume that anyone seriously using a DAW does. Ah, the classic "you use it different, you are not serious" argument.
553.
by Mashimo 1y ago
Now you can use /var/tmp I think.
554.
by Mashimo 1y ago
Is it common for scripts to download multiple gigabytes to /tmp? I sometimes manually changed the /tmp to be in memory, or used /dev/shm which by default is in memory. Did not run into any problems just yet, but then aga
555.
by Mashimo 1y ago
For a long time my default download folder was /dev/shm. It is / was? the memory tmpfs and everything would just be gone after a reboot. Now I can just use /tmp Even used something similar on my windows pc, had a B:&#x2F
556.
by Mashimo 1y ago
On IDEA the organisation who controls the license can disable the build in (remote) AI. (Not the local auto complete one) But I guess the user could still get a 3rd party plugin.
557.
by Mashimo 1y ago
> Linux users live a peaceful and uneventful life. So do most Windows users.
558.
by Mashimo 1y ago
As someone who might move into a house soon and wants wifi + a few cameras with on prem AI, what are the alternatives? Needs to be easy to setup. Why are UniFi enthusiasts without moral reasoning?
559.
by Mashimo 1y ago
> It also lacks support for people and vehicle detections. I think they sell hardware to add that to 3rd party cameras. For the low price of 200 :)))) https://store.ui.com/us/en/products/up-ai-port
560.
by Mashimo 1y ago
Dang, I never even heard about that. A few years back I read that US people had to pay for incoming SMS. That was already crazy.
561.
by Mashimo 1y ago
How I imagine you ~~calling~~ emailing the fire department: https://youtu.be/uesx85EHRTo (The IT crowd - Moss Contacts Fire Department)
562.
by Mashimo 1y ago
> Or just make callers cover all the costs, Wait, who covers the cost in the US?
563.
by Mashimo 1y ago
As long as the toaster as access to the network! Jokes asides, except that fun of programming I don't quite get the usecase for this agent.
564.
by Mashimo 1y ago
I think they where talking about phones with keyboard vs modern smartphones.
565.
by Mashimo 1y ago
I have been a fullstack java developer for 10+ years and In my free time I also vibe code some python, bash or html/css frontends. But it's mostly just very basic stuff with limited scope. It's fun having a backend, writing a
566.
by Mashimo 1y ago
Or, maybe it will be useful, but only for a niche group.
567.
by Mashimo 1y ago
Judging just from the screenshots, it seems it blocks websites from accessing 127.0.0.1 get requests. Not a port scan to the outside, more of what do you have running on the local machine inside your network.
568.
by Mashimo 1y ago
I would say either private torrent trackers or usenet. Later I never tried. I never had a problem with "garbage" on private trackers, and if they are "nuked" fairly quickly. Both torrent and usenet can be automated. (Son
569.
by Mashimo 1y ago
I use torrent with private trackers for over 20 years now, no VPN. Never had an issue.
570.
by Mashimo 1y ago
I really like the trend. It is getting more acceptable to not drink. I'm a party drinker, but whenever I see someone who does not drink he gets bombarded with "why not?" "You just did not have the right kind of beer yet&

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