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by Saris 6y ago
That makes sense with AWS S3 pricing, I had always wondered if it was more distributed compared to the cheaper B2, Wasabi, etc.
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by Saris 6y ago
I don't know the details myself, but one aspect may be how many places your files are stored. With B2 or similar S3 based storage, it's generally in one datacenter. But at least from what I've heard, stuff like Storj or Sia h
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by Saris 6y ago
One example is Ubiquiti Unifi management software using MongoDB, you end up with 4GB+ of space usage just to run some basic software because of the prealloc files.
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by Saris 6y ago
DIY is the best route. Anything proprietary is going to end in disaster when they just decide they don't feel like supporting it anymore. It can be cheaper than off the shelf NAS units too.
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by Saris 6y ago
Depends, I have a very good boom mic plugged into a solid interface that has essentially no background hiss or noise. The software noise cancelling like Krisp in Discord or this Nvidia software is really nice because it stops outside noises
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by Saris 6y ago
You can for sure. But it seems like a waste of resources by Signal, they could be making the chat part of the app better instead.
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by Saris 6y ago
A potential option for anyone wanting to avoid buying new hardware to move away from Ubiquiti management software: https://openwrt.org/toh/start?dataflt%5BBrand*%7E%5D=Ubiquit...
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by Saris 6y ago
As far as I know, TP-Link doesn't require any cloud based service, or even a local controller. They can work fine without any of it and you just manage them locally/directly.
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by Saris 6y ago
Unlike most wireless power ideas and concepts that are complete BS, I actually believe that powering a low power IoT sensor that would normally last a year or something on a battery might be possible by using ambient energy like this.
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by Saris 6y ago
That screw looks like it'll snap in half the first time it gets used in clay or any other hard ground. Why not make it out of metal?
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by Saris 6y ago
It's interesting to me that linux doesn't natively reserve a little space to allow basic commands like directory listing and file deletion to function even with a full disk. Because really the biggest problem when I've had a
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by Saris 6y ago
That's something to think about. But I'm not sure how I would end up on fak3b00k.com unless something changed my bookmark for it, or I really mistyped it but if I did that the URL being different is a dead giveaway.
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by Saris 6y ago
Why are people so dismissive about this? It's a significant usability problem among many, many others that gnome has. It should be annoying that the issue keeps coming up. It's not a 'meme' that gnome lacks an extremel
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by Saris 6y ago
I used to use Keepass with auto-type. I had a hotkey for it, and it would recognize the site based on the browser window title. That would probably be the best of both, no clipboard, and no browser addons.
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by Saris 6y ago
It's definitely interesting to see their progress. They are fairly rapidly catching up to the minimum performance needed to run most typical users apps.
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by Saris 6y ago
Technically it is, as you can keep expanding your own storage. Compared to a cloud storage service that has hard limits on space usage.
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by Saris 6y ago
I do that as well. If it's true or not, I don't know. But my impression from using both platforms daily is that iOS paid apps are higher quality, in both design/looks and performance.
888.
by Saris 6y ago
The storage is all done on your own PC.
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by Saris 6y ago
That's some extremely slow performance for all the money spent to add NVME to the Pi. I get that there's a fun factor involved with raspberry pi stuff, but I wish the performance to price was better. I'm better off buying off
890.
by Saris 6y ago
It also depends if you're renting a dedicated server, vs cloud/VPS. AWS/Google/Azure deal with virtualized systems that can be moved around to another server easily. OVH has a lot of dedicated servers as well though, so
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by Saris 6y ago
Hmm, I have to say it's impressive to do this at 3 kbps, but even the Lyra sample I found very hard to understand, and misheard most of the words. The original was the only one I could understand fully.
892.
by Saris 6y ago
How on earth does an installer need 3GB of RAM and a 1.1GB ISO image to boot from?
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by Saris 6y ago
I'm amazed that an expensive car used eMMC in the first place. But then again car touchscreens are some of the slowest pieces of tech around it seems.
894.
by Saris 6y ago
I think curved is worth it on the bigger ultrawides. It feels a lot more natural. I also like how nice an ultrawide is compared to 2 separate monitors.
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by Saris 6y ago
I'm a fairly new ham, I've tried HF a bit here and there, and play around with 2m/70cm on the local repeaters or when camping. But a constant source of frustration is how little innovation seems to happen in the hobby, aside
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by Saris 6y ago
This looks great! I would definitely put RSS in the wording somewhere, I would not have thought to search for "feed" instead. Does it utilize firefox sync at all for multiple devices? I see an import/export option at least so
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by Saris 6y ago
I redid it multiple times to be sure too, that's basically 50 times more expensive than other backup options, crazy!
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by Saris 6y ago
That hub motor weighs probably 40+ lbs to be able to do a fairly measly 8kW though, low RPM motors by nature are very large and heavy compare to a small motor running through a chain or gears. A chain should last a very long time, as long a
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by Saris 6y ago
Not for small volume though, Li-ion is still $400-600/kWh unless you're Tesla or another huge company buying millions of them.
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by Saris 6y ago
The difference is, good luck getting Element installed on iOS if Apple removes it from the app store. On Android you just grab an APK or use F-Droid and it's a couple taps.

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