Sendotsh

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by Sendotsh 7y ago
Oh wow. Not sure how I missed that, thanks. Considering hardware projects are just software (CAD files, schematics, diagrams, documentation) I’d love to see Github or Gitlab or someone take this on.
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
I see it as more a place for makers/hackers to post complete projects others can replicate. Be it a 3D printing project, or an electronics one with various components. Something like Thingiverse meets Instructables meets Github. We’ve
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
It could be opt-in like on other sites of this nature. Just like you can choose the license of your project on GitHub.
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
> Is there an alternative repository to Thingiverse yet? They're run by notorious bad actor MakerBot, so depending on them to archive our manufacturing knowledge hardly seems prudent. This is something very close to my heart that I’
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
This has been seriously grinding at me lately. Google is pretty much useless for me personally as a search engine lately. I find it so frustrating that I just end up not wanting to search for things. - It ignores that I tick "Australia
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
Sounds like you want Kodi: https://kodi.wiki
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
6000 troops on the ground locally, with support from the largest standing army in the world nearby.
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
For those that aren't aware, this is designed for the RoboMaster robotics league in China, which is sponsored (owned?) by DJI in the first place. Overview of the competition series itself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
That actually ends up being quite a beautiful piece of art.
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
> large warehouse spaces which house various specialty kitchens. Common functions, such as shipping, cleaning, equipment maintenance, and order handling are shared. Deliveroo in Australia does something like that. https://food
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
I’ve never seen the animated version. That is incredibly well done. The way it takes scrolling into account is brilliant.
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
If I could tune into these 3 combined on a 24hr loop as an internet radio station, I'd listen ever single day while coding. This is an amazing combo. I set the rain one to 50% volume and it balances perfectly with the other 2. Edit: It
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
Minecraft is still huge, and moddable. Sure lots of people moved to Bedrock edition on Consoles/Win10 but plenty of people still play the Java version and develop mods, resource packs, shader packs, etc. Racing Sims like Assetto Corsa
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
I answer these with random wrong answers and add the question/answer combo to the Notes section in my password manager. Don’t just mash the keyboard or use random strings, as customer support will regularly accept “I don’t remember, I
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
That’s been a thing since the start of voice assistants. I’ve even seen local TV ads do it to try get the viewers Google Home to activate, and mine has reacted to TV shows and YouTube channels before.
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
That’s odd because I swear mine does. I don’t use that feature but I’ve definitely had it connect to multiple at once as I rotate through then I change again to get the single device I want.
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
I still use Winamp 2.x on my Win 10 PC. I have had my MP3s sorted as /mp3/genre/artist/album since mp3s first started and it suits me just fine. I’ll right-click either a genre, artist, or album folder and Play In Winamp
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
I just checked and the "Cryptominers" box is ticked under "Privacy & Security > Content Blocking" for me, and I didn't turn it on. I have Firefox auto updating, so not sure if it's the same on a fresh in
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
I just use the switch on the side to change devices. It reads out the name of each device as you switch so it’s still clear what you’re changing to. I never installed the app purely because I’ve never had a reason. Then the spying stuff jus
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
I love the idea of a modern OS with the 90s function-over-form aesthetic. There’s immense beauty for me in function, and the 90s was without a doubt the peak of OS design.
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
> At the time of writing, the database had over 49 million records — but was growing by the hour. This implies it's still going, so not related to the patched bug. Which begs the question... how are they now, currently, scraping and
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
It was absolutely in use on IRC in the mid 90s or earlier. We used it plenty to diss the kids pingflooding their school then saying they hacked it, or using winnuke or Back Orifice (manually, by installing the client themselves) on a friend
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
In Australia you’re legally allowed to change the locks on your rental but you’re required to give a copy of the new keys to your Agent within x hours (my contract says 24hrs). We do it for all properties and highly recommend it, as we’ve h
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
The flow-on damage of billing errors like this can be immense. Ive seen it first hand, and the people working for these companies generally have no idea how much an overdraft fee can ruin someone’s life in the short/medium term. If the
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
Yup pretty much this. Any benefit to the car owners was purely a happy coincidence. I'd say the homeless guy mentioned above (and know for a fact others who did it in the same area/era) were doing it for the same reason.
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
It was a thing all over Sydney throughout the 90s. We used to do it too (and I'm pretty sure I saw the guy your girlfriend is referring to, or another like him). We'd skate down at Bondi and throughout the city and if we saw the i
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
I have 2 girls, one of which has an iPhone (with parental controls), and I completely agree that the snooping/askingforpasswords/etc is really full-on and crosses a boundary. My girls are a bit too young for me to worry about part
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
I do this for old (15yrs+, not old-old) JDM cars. There's a massive untapped potential in this for any car-nuts who have 3D printers. Just take a quick look through your favourite forum for your car of choice and there's endless t
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
“Rapid unplanned disassembly”
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by Sendotsh 7y ago
It still reads like it’s a Google/Gmail replacement, and not an add-on/enhancement. I’m not sure what the right words are, but it definitely needs to be clearer that it enhances Gmail, not replaces it. “Your Google Inbox replaceme

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