Modified3019

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by Modified3019 5mo ago
You might consider setting up Navidrome. It’s working well for me, running NixOS on an N150 minipc along with Tailscale. Lots of clients are available to connect with it (it also has a functional web UI). It does not touch your music files,
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
I don’t have direct experience, but when I looked into it my takeaway that NBD was unable to reliably deal with network interruptions as well as iscsi. https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?p=4895771&sid=f9b7ac... ht
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
I just bought a few more Intel 310 Series 40GB mSATA ssd’s on eBay for $10 each. They are ancient and comparatively slow, but reliable and extremely low power, so much so they can be perfectly powered by a USB 2.0 port in an enclosure if ne
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
IMOD’s (like Mirasol, which was abandoned) are pretty neat: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interferometric_modulator_disp... https://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers/the-rise-and...
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
I’m an agronomist and while I don’t directly deal with that level of things, what you wrote sounds roughly like what goes on for the hazelnut industry here in Oregon. https://www.hazelnutbargaining.com/
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
It’s for sure not fair for you personally. However it’s also not fair the rest of us have do deal with Russia’s hacking and propaganda organizations that are either directly state run or willfully tolerated. IP blocks don’t fix everything,
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
>An estimated 1.36 short tons (1.23 t) of uranium and 46 curies of alpha contaminants traveled 80 miles (130 km) downstream[8] to Navajo County, Arizona, and onto the Navajo Nation.[2] In addition to being radioactive and acidic, the spi
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
My understanding is that FDIC deposit insurance only protects against bank failure, not fraudulent activity. Getting your account drained by an attacker may or may not be covered by a patchwork of other laws at various levels, and you could
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
Do the design and materials take into account how well it can be sterilized?
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by Modified3019 5mo ago
My earliest desire for real AI was so it could control my dumb fucking harvester in C&C95.
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
Same, and agreed. It’s also annoying for everyone else who has to listen to the same few unit movement confirmation sounds hundreds of times in an hour.
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
Ah, now I see where they got the name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redcap
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
TL:DR Ultimately I settled on incredibly smooth, linear pre-lubed hall effect/TMR switches, and that’s what I strongly recommend to others. I played around with different mechanical switches for a bit, getting a few switch testers and
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
Literally same, saw “Robot cat ears”. Somehow I not only misread the words, but flipped the order as well, multiple times. For those who need help recovering from the crushing self induced disappointment, here’s some brainwave controlled ca
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
The general consensus from I saw from discussions years ago was that scanning of your local files was not something that happened (which would be detectable and eventually discovered and called out by someone). Doing so would also require t
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
Speaking of llm OCR tools, had a quick look and immediately found this: https://github.com/transitive-bullshit/kindle-ai-export If anyone has similar tools they like I’d love to hear.
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
Long ago, for a few years I would occasionally buy ebooks from Amazon when it was trivial to strip the DRM with basically my credit card number and a script. Once they started trying to lock things down further, I completely stopped buying,
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
In the agriculture world, application of harpin proteins ( https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/reg_actions/regi... ) can be used to help treat diseases by inducing a defense response. Mind you, it’s not
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
I wish there was some kind of desktop application that I could sit down and locally organize my data into, allowing me to keep a full quality source while syncing a copy to naturalist for others to benefit from. As it stands, I don’t really
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
I did agronomy work out in Kansas for a while, which is basically a big grid of very similar crop circles. Thinking on it, there were lots of places I passed by often on the roads, but would never remember, but wherever I stopped and enter
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
And to add to that 4th point, there is a very real chance that many the “AI” companies that are buying all this hardware could go bankrupt at anytime and in rapid succession, leaving drive/memory manufactures with a bunch of unpaid ord
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
I’ve had one for a while as well. I don’t use it often, but frankly I couldn’t sort my cables without it.
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Scientists uncovered the nutrients bees were missing(sciencedaily.com)
4 points by Modified3019 6mo ago|0 comments
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
Yes, though you need to know what sort of nesting sites they like, and what sources of food they need. Many native bees need certain plants to get the nutritional profile they are adapted for, and don’t do so well on nothing but dandelions
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by Modified3019 6mo ago
This is what I use DeArrow for, crowdsourced titles and thumbnails (from the maker of SponsorBlock): https://github.com/ajayyy/DeArrow
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by Modified3019 7mo ago
Seeing long presses implemented for those intermittent and irreversible actions in games is something I‘ve always appreciated. I often end up making errant inputs, especially on keyboards. A guard I often make for myself is removing/di
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Windows 98 NVMe Driver [video](youtube.com)
4 points by Modified3019 7mo ago|1 comments
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by Modified3019 7mo ago
Turns out there is now an NVMe driver for Win2K, and now Win98. https://github.com/LordOfMice/Tools https://github.com/techomancer/nvme2k
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by Modified3019 7mo ago
> It's kind of funny because Telegram is used by Russian military to coordinate a lot of things, so they complain a lot about the block. This plus the starlink cutoff blinded them so badly Ukraine was able to counterattack and retak
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by Modified3019 7mo ago
Thanks to asrock motherboards for AMD’s threadripper 1950x working with ECC memory, that’s what I learned to overclock on. I eventually discovered with some timings I could pass all the usual tests for days, but would still end up seeing a

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