Saris

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by Saris 4mo ago
Tons of people use head tracking like this via TrackIR and similar setups, it's quite common for space or air sim games.
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by Saris 5mo ago
Unifi doesn't have any cloud requirements that I know of. But yes they are more expensive than the hardware you've got, at $100 per AP. For my needs unifi was worth it to not have to deal with OpenWRT again, or worse, stock firmwa
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by Saris 5mo ago
One of the first things I look for when trying out software is the "Updates" toggle. If it doesn't have a way to disable them, most of the time I'll go look for another option.
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by Saris 5mo ago
I'm on Zen which is still on FF 150.x right now, and I laughed a little when going to the Adafruit demo page and it says "Sorry, Web Serial is not supported on this device, make sure you're running Chrome 89 or later" ac
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by Saris 5mo ago
It's closed source and chromium based, it's also really ugly looking IMO. The Android version also doesn't support addons so that's a huge fail. I'll stick with Zen.
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by Saris 5mo ago
Maybe a VPS? Simple to manage and way cheaper. But really any service (or even on-site hosting) can have downtime, if that's not acceptable then I suppose building/using a tool that can be distributed between multiple hosts locate
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by Saris 5mo ago
I've been noticing this type of thing a lot lately, updates that plain don't work because of bugs that would have been caught with any testing, installers that don't work at all.. It's like coding with AI and not testing
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by Saris 5mo ago
I use Wholfin ( https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin ) on my TV and it's really nice, it's meant to be familiar to users of Plex. On my phone I use Findroid ( https://github.com/jarnedemeuleme
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by Saris 5mo ago
Sometimes the people who set up the email service just forget or don't bother to add the receivers email to the URL parameter when you click unsubscribe, so it'll ask for your email again which is always an annoying step.
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by Saris 5mo ago
Looks like it uses AI to solve the captchas, but yeah some do require making an account in my experience.
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by Saris 5mo ago
Depends on the type of LiFePo4 cells, ones designed for higher power can easily do 5-10C or more. But that's not needed for a UPS. Most common high energy cells can handle 3C. 3C or 20 minutes of runtime would be in the realm of most U
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by Saris 5mo ago
I wonder where the 10MB came from, I checked on my browser and it's only loading about 1.5MB with cache disabled.
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by Saris 5mo ago
The difference is with this you have an entire browser (~500MB install) using typically 1000MB+ of RAM, to run this 35MB file. Whereas docker is quite small, uses very little RAM, and the image only grows because of what is included inside
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by Saris 6mo ago
I use one because of kindle unlimited, it's nice to have a big selection of books I can just hit 'read' on right on the kindle store. I don't know if the alternative e-readers have an equivalent store? Tracking down epub
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by Saris 6mo ago
Obsidian is at least storing in markdown. Although some plugins probably add additional formatting that isn't standard.
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by Saris 6mo ago
Backblaze offers 'unlimited' backup space, so they have to do this kind of thing as a result of that poor marketing choice.
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by Saris 6mo ago
I wonder if https://github.com/zelikos/davincibox would make it easier and more stable, I haven't tried it myself yet.
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by Saris 6mo ago
Why would the military sign any agreement along these lines? It seems the polar opposite of what they would want.
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by Saris 6mo ago
Isn't this super limited? It seems to only support the latest version of android which only recently released phones have.
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by Saris 6mo ago
You can also block windows update in firewall, I like Fort.
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by Saris 6mo ago
That doesn't work across VLANs very well, how do you manage that? Or devices that don't offer mDNS?
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by Saris 6mo ago
... How do you connect to another PC on your network? Always use DNS or something?
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by Saris 6mo ago
What I don't understand is why a bot/scraper needs to load every page and image multiple times in the same hour or whatever session it's doing on my site. If I have say 10 pages and 100 images, surely 110 requests should be a
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by Saris 7mo ago
That's a weird take. There are plenty of professional use cases like quickly putting together a few short clips for social media shorts or whatever, that does not require anywhere near feature-parity with the big NLEs.
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by Saris 7mo ago
It's a photoshop clone but if you have not used that before I can see how it might be a lot!
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by Saris 7mo ago
I had not used either before reading this thread, but omniclip has an odd interface, it's very unfamiliar to me compared to a standard NLE, and the loading time was quite long (maybe just HN load?).
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by Saris 7mo ago
>Seriously, give me a good reason to buy a Neo over a machine like this. What is actually better about the Mac objectively? The price? Yes the Lenovo is better but it's also $950.
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by Saris 8mo ago
$60,000 after dealer markup and dealer fees.
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by Saris 8mo ago
How are you doing output RF filtering? Fixed filters or some kind of adjustable one?
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by Saris 8mo ago
It's basically a replacement for SMS, not anything near what Discord does.

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