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2y ago
Just keep using Firefox or a fork like Zen. The idea that using a chrome fork is somehow better is ridiculous.
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2y ago
>I am using CloudFlare for my DNS. Could have been discovered from the SSL cert request for the subdomain.
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2y ago
I don't believe lithium-ion cells have lithium metal in them.
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2y ago
I wonder why NAT hole punching techniques never took off much with P2P, it seems like with enough work getting around NAT most of the time would be possible.
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2y ago
Even OpenVINO on an Intel iGPU is as fast with (I've heard) more accurate detection, and can be done on under 5W with a i3 mobile CPU or similar.
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2y ago
Only 10 devices is a crazy limitation. I probably have close to 100 devices going through my DNS.
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2y ago
Those USB-C to microUSB adapters are handy, I keep one in my backpack since my camera and some other things are microUSB.
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2y ago
Maybe Bazzite? It's close-ish, not as good as android though.
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2y ago
And TP-Link, Ubiquiti, Asus, Linksys, D-Link, Netgear, etc.. I think the only good options are something flashed with up-to-date OpenWRT, or a PC running something like Opnsense.
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2y ago
Gotcha, that makes sense.
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2y ago
This is a genuine question because I don't know, how do tariffs stop illegal drugs from coming in?
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2y ago
I never understood why it waits so long, surely maybe 2-3 seconds would be plenty as a default.
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2y ago
I would love to see some more detail added and variety of structures and whatnot. The planets are cool but I just end up feeling so bored after awhile with the same random structures every so often. I think I would rather play on maybe 100
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2y ago
I really like https://immich.app/ Has auto backup on the mobile apps, great webUI, multi user, face recognition and search all done locally. Then for local and cloud backup you can use your preferred software like Restic or
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2y ago
Mastodon probably has a lot more of that, at least it feels like it.
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>But by the same token there's not a lot of weight to accelerate either, right? Right, most of the energy is used pushing air out of the way, which you don't get back from regen. Say you ride half a mile before stopping, the ti
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2y ago
A hub motor ebike can do this with the right controller, assuming the hub motor has no clutch in it. But you don't gain much, there's not a lot of weight to slow down with an ebike so regen gives you very little back. You do lose
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2y ago
>I'm a bit surprised at the "pedaling charges the batteries" bullet point. That's extremely rare in the e-bike world. For the most part it doesn't make much sense for most e-bike users that have power easily avai
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2y ago
That's really easy, you can also just add some links since bicycle chains are pretty standard.
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2y ago
USB-C does 240W, what makes you think it can't charge an E-Bike battery? Most are under 500Wh and would take at most 2 hours. Also it looks to be a USB source, for charging your devices, not the other way around. It's a nice bit o
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2y ago
Isn't `service nginx status` a shorter way to do it? I've always done that instead of the longer systemctl commands.
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2y ago
That's pretty wild for such a popular brand. My panasonic G9 just has that stuff built in.
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2y ago
I would guess for very high performance NVMe drives.
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2y ago
Ease of use probably.
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2y ago
I don't think many will, those are far too difficult to use compared to WP which most people use because its so easy.
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2y ago
I tip for stuff like sit down dining where someone is coming out and bringing me food.
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2y ago
Magic links are one of the worst things ever introduced on the internet. They're slow, painful, and just such a dumb idea.
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2y ago
Yeah I think this is probably part of the reason it's not doing well, the price being the other side of things. There was no effort done to integrate with SteamVR at all that I've read about.
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2y ago
Pretty much everything has an official docker image and included docker-compose file at this point, so installation is pretty standard and can be done in a couple of minutes for just about any of them. But if you do want mobile phone app le
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2y ago
For what I need it sounds overly complex and expensive, when a $5/mo VPS works just fine. Any time AWS is mentioned I know it's going to be some huge expensive setup.
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