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Reventlov
3y ago
What about nb-iot ? Isn't it a part of LTE(-M) and the 5G set of standards ? They do mention « eNodeB » on the page, so, that's LTE.
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3y ago
To be fair, between french from different regions, people will pronounce those differently or not, and not pronounce it the same way…
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As a non native speaker, it does sound a bit like Michael Jackson imo…
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3y ago
Commit messages like "more", "rollback", "missed that" are not really what you expect from such an organization, so, yeah, that should've been squashed with a descriptive and useful commit message. My repo
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3y ago
I saw many reactions whose content was, in essence, "this attack has been known for a long time". At the same time, I see a number of VPN vendors confirming that they are vulnerable, at least in part ( https://www.there
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TunnelCrack: Widespread design flaws in VPN clients
(tunnelcrack.mathyvanhoef.com)
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Disclosure: Matrix Bridges Security Issues
(matrix.org)
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3y ago
So, I understand the appeal of having something use pens to plot such things but… If I were to just use a regular printer to print those things (art, drawings, …), would the result be really different ? I have no pen plotter nor printer, so
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Inkscape 1.3
(inkscape.org)
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This comment is surprising. Can you remember how to do 3d scatter plots, for example, without looking at the manual ? IIRC, that's an example of a shitty interface from matplotlib, while plotly is better on this regard.
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3y ago
It's spelled mastodon.
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3y ago
So, did Nix actually adopt flakes ? Because last time I checked, it was still an experimental feature that everyone insists on using, but… it's still experimental, which means you have to make effort to use it.
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3y ago
The latest, but it was a few months ago. The results were off by 50 meters or so, and many persons have the same problems : https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/issues/8976
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3y ago
Not exactly related, but I tried using the ESP32-S3 ftm functionality, and it's totally broken…
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3y ago
but you can round-robin the teams
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Millions of domains to be deleted as Freenom loses its first TLD
(domainincite.com)
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3y ago
Nothing to do with the content of the video but… Am I the only one seeing a weird synchronization between the sound and the video ? It looks (and sounds) like the sound is a bit too early or late with regards to the video…
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3y ago
I can access the wsj article without any account using https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-firefox-clea... (bypass paywall clean)
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3y ago
See also https://unsigned.io/website/rnode/
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3y ago
I have been using ipcalc-ng for this and it works well.
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3y ago
Being able to run rootful stuff in rootless containers is nice for CI where you need for example to install a bunch of stuff or mount things. There are stuff that requires being root, and you might not want to give a real root access to you
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3y ago
You don't need data volume for IoT.
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3y ago
If that's for IoT, just use LoRa on license-free bands, and that's it, you're done with km of range if that's some rural areas.
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4y ago
Basic mutuelle is not mandatory e.g. in the public sector in France.
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4y ago
Doesn't America have Ikea shops? I mean… you get what you pay for, and it's durable enough…
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4y ago
Hold up we're talking about Nix not Rust ! (yeah sorry couldn't resist, I know this is probably misleading)
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4y ago
> I opened this article and immediately ctrl-f searched for "white". Was not surprised at all with what it jumped to. So, you mean, you didn't read the article, went to cherry-pick some part of the article, and you're
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Retire the P-Curve (On Twitter)
(joebakcoleman.com)
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Taking advantage of ZFS for smarter Proxmox backups
(blog.guillaumematheron.fr)
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Bring on the Drugs
(luc.devroye.org)
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