MayeulC

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by MayeulC 7mo ago
I typically just create a "new" connection in a separate tab when I want to add tunneling. I put new in quotes because I use another little-known feature, "ControlMaster". Multiplexes multiple connections into one, it ma
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by MayeulC 7mo ago
Note that it only works after pressing enter, so the odds are slim. In practice, I don't think I ever hit it by accident.
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by MayeulC 7mo ago
I'm curious, what is the powe draw for such a system? Of course, it heavily depends on the disks, but does it idle under 200W? I personally feel like I will downscale my homelab hardware to reduce its power draw. My HW is rather old (a
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by MayeulC 7mo ago
Usually you can bind ZigBee devices together. I have multiple IKEA "rodret" switches bound to generic ZigBee smart plugs from Aliexpress. Works great, with minimal latency. With zha, you can bind them together from the Home Assist
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by MayeulC 8mo ago
The beam is split and re-emitted in multiple points. By controlling the optical length (refractive index, or just the length of the waveguide by using optical junctions) of the path that leads to each emitter, the phase can be adjusted. In
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by MayeulC 8mo ago
Hey, thanks for the new release. I should definitely fix my wristband and start wearing my AsteroisOS watch again (LG Lenok). You have probably addressed that somewhere, but would it be possible to run your UI stack somewhere else? (Postmar
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by MayeulC 8mo ago
> Just like the US not bankrolling half of Ukraine's defense would be unthinkable... This is outdated. Look at page 4 of this report for instance: https://www.kielinstitut.de/publications/europe-steps-up-ukr...
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by MayeulC 8mo ago
I personally agree with the more elaborate response: 1. It lays down the policy explicitly, making it seem fair, not arbitrary and capricious, both to human observers (including the mastermind) and the agent. 2. It can be linked to / q
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by MayeulC 9mo ago
Ugh, this is part of the reason why I left them, but https://free.fr still does this AFAIR. They were deploying IPv6 to all their consumers well before the other ISPs (more than 15 tears ago), but they have stagnated since. IPv6
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by MayeulC 10mo ago
Ah, I wonder if corporate proxies will end up flagging your blog as porn, if you protect it this way?
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by MayeulC 10mo ago
At least you have bash scripts. Most of my coworkers write tcsh scripts :| (And yes, I have been pushing for bash or posix sh).
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by MayeulC 10mo ago
The PCI bus has nothing to do with the instruction set. Usually it is just a block a designer can add to a chip, and connect to an internal bus like AXI, give or take a few other adjustments on the chip. You can have PCIe buses without prop
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by MayeulC 10mo ago
s/fans/fabs/ (blame autocorrect)
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by MayeulC 10mo ago
If you want to be pedantic, the original (and revised) law are definitely about cost. The original formulation was that the number of features (i.e. transistors) on an integrated circuit doubled every two years for the best-priced chips (sm
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by MayeulC 10mo ago
As far as I know, these don't have programmable IOs (PIO), though, which may make it more difficult if you want fine timing control of your GPIO, such as "bit-banging" (not really with PIO) arbitrary protocols. And they have
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
> or even putting thermal mass around the existing oscillator I was thinking along these lines as well. Put a metal block on the CPU and oscillator for thermal mass (not sure if separate blocks would be better). Ideally, with a large en
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
> the fact that it showed as Israel Please re-read. That never happened.
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
The ESP32-C3 also has a RISC-V core.
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
Raspbery Pi Picos are extremely capable for their price as well! It isn't like we are out of options these days.
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
Ah, interesting, it looks like Dune3D is based on solvespace with opencascade: https://docs.dune3d.org/en/latest/why-another-3d-cad.html I was going to suggest solvespace. It is very barebones, but was much easier
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
This looks very handy, thank you for working on this and making it open source. I did submit a feature request for vi keybindings; though I could look into contributing this myself if I find a bit of spare time. The other thing that surpris
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
It did make me think of a Borderlands one I heard about. Unfortunately, I cannot find a good writeup, and the video listed here is unavailable: https://gamesbeat.com/7-awesomely-geeky-video-game-marriage-...
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
jtx ? https://jtx.techbee.at/ Available on F-Droid
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
Installing backported kernels & mesa versions on my aging Debian version got me much better results with VA-API, for what it's worth (that was an AMD card).
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
> I've had issues when three people all streaming a VC-1 encoded video to H264 in software. I don't quite get the "in software" part. I assume you mean that the video needs to be transcoded to h.264 on your server for
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
Most of these are actively maintained though. Older ports, such as UT2004, still work but a few upgrades give a much better experience: SDL2-compat (and now SDL3-compat) really helps, as it brings compatibility with newer APIs (pulseaudio,
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
Agreed. I imagine that obsidian surface must have been as polished as my smartphone screen in its prime, and probably as useful as a mirror (screen turned off). I am not sure of the flatness they were able to achieve though, so the reflecti
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
I agree, though I wish you had specified in what context that aversion was. To give a specific example, I can cite units in the metric system, often written as kg.s⁻².J⁻¹ instead of the more ambiguous kg/s²/J; which could technica
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
It's also a cultural thing I suppose, as I would personally understand all these expressions having just one as the numerator and the rest below. It may be related to the fact that "mixed numbers" were never part of my curric
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by MayeulC 11mo ago
In LaTeX that would be close to option 2: e^{|x|} f_{i(x)} Except with {} for grouping, which I think is a good thing, as {} are never rendered, unlike parenthesis. I haven't used Typst much, so I am a bit wary of typesett

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