SpikedCola

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by SpikedCola 6y ago
I've scraped MLS for personal use to build a very similar tool (draw on a map, highlight new listings, able to hide listings), and had no technical issues at all, just a simple curl call. This was a few years ago, though.
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by SpikedCola 6y ago
Genuinely curious about the fuse indicate you mention. On one hand it seems very useful! On the other hand, wouldn't this: a) pass a small amount of current in what would otherwise be a 'fault' condition? a few mA or so to
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
Unfortunately McMaster-Carr won't deal with Canadian companies they believe could be associated with the cannabis industry "due to US Federal Laws". I've been at two companies where we've placed an order with them,
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
Relevant XKCD [0] [0] https://xkcd.com/1217/
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
In my log window I see: GPUs: 2 GPU 0: Bus:1 Slot:0 Func:0 AMD:4 Barts XT [Radeon HD 6800 Series] GPU 1: Bus:2 Slot:0 Func:0 NVIDIA:7 GP107 [GeForce GTX 1050 LP] 1862 CUDA Device 0: Platform:0 Device:0 Bus:2 Slot:0 Compute:6.1 Dri
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
Same problem on my GTX 1050 (just tried updating drivers, no change). However, my laptop's GTX460M has pulled down project 11745 and is folding away. EDIT after fiddling with gpu-index, cuda-index, and opencl-index (had to manually set
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
+1 for Bosch. Their service/repair documentation (eg. [0]) is especially fantastic. [0] https://www.frontloadbearings.com/bosch-800-plus-series-dish...
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
Going from dd-wrt to openwrt should be as simple as a firmware flash from the web gui, and an nvram reset. Worst case, you can flash a "revert to stock" image from ddwrt to go back to factory, then flash openwrt as if the device w
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
Do you know if WireGuard supports DHCP yet? I can only find wg-dynamic[0] but it doesn't look like it's functional. [0] https://github.com/WireGuard/wg-dynamic/blob/master/docs/ide...
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
You are correct. Here's[0] a great video on the subject if you're interested. [0] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SCplhq1xoYE
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
+1 for FreePBX. No affiliation, just a happy user. Fantastically easy to set up a PBX at home in under an hour, with no prior Asterisk experience.
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OpenBluelabConnect – Proof of Concept for Communicating with Bluelab Devices(github.com)
1 points by SpikedCola 7y ago|0 comments
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
My way requires a separate receiver but at least not a separate remote... TV speakers just weren't enough for me. I have a 6+ year old dumb panel that has S/PDIF and RCA "audio out" connectors. I run HDMI from a Pi to my
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
https://pastebin.com/xeUmgmkR
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Scotiabank Source Code, Credentials Found on GitHub(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by SpikedCola 7y ago|0 comments
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
> in my opinion the best iPhone design was the iPhone4, this one was a real masterpiece Glad to hear someone else shares this opinion! Still rocking an iPhone4 here.
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by SpikedCola 7y ago
Appears to be using google's geocoder [0] My location resolved a province over, so I suspect it is at least somewhat IP-based (or IP + some other magic) [0] https://github.com/ksho/whenisgoldenhour.com/blob&#x
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by SpikedCola 8y ago
I would consider "SLC" microSD cards to be "high-reliability" compared to MLC/TLC. However you pay for it - the cheapest 1GB SLC card on Digikey is $43 CAN[0]. Here is a helpful-looking image for selecting between d
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by SpikedCola 8y ago
I think it's a Silicon Valley[0] reference [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uMEE7eaaUA
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by SpikedCola 8y ago
At least in Canada, the new Amber-Alert-over-LTE system is mandatory, and cannot be opted out of: "People cannot opt out of this," said CRTC spokesperson Patricia Valladao. "There is a high importance that people — want it or
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by SpikedCola 8y ago
Why does it sound dangerous? (Genuinely curious, it looks like it could be a very useful tool in certain situations) I've never used it, but it appears to operate in read-only mode by default[0]: > -w > Specifies that the file sy
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by SpikedCola 9y ago
I believe this is because wind turbines are brought online and taken offline according to demand. Nukes/gas stations can't have capacity adjusted very quickly, and take hours to get up to full production. Wind can be started/
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by SpikedCola 9y ago
I'm using a K-World ATSC Tuner[1] on an Orange Pi Zero[2] (not Banana Pi as previously mentioned). Armbian[3] nightly installs with no modifications, and then Mythbackend[4] is installed using apt-get. I bound to the machine's IP
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by SpikedCola 9y ago
I'm sorry, it's an "Orange Pi Zero"[1] that I'm using, not a "Banana Pi Zero". I've gone through so many of these dev boards that it's hard to keep them all straight! [1] http://www.or
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by SpikedCola 9y ago
I've used Raspberry Pis for this, but they tended to be bulky and overkill - the "Banana Pi Zero" is what I've been using lately. Combined with a PoE splitter (some have micro-usb, you can plug directly into the board),
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by SpikedCola 10y ago
"... parthenogenetic offspring may have anywhere between all and half of the mother's alleles. The offspring having all of the mother's genetic material are called full clones and those having only half are called half clones
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by SpikedCola 10y ago
Can you explain how this works? I live in Canada, shipping is $8 flat rate, and all the taxes and shipping are totalled on the "preview" screen. I've never paid customs fees in all the years of ordering, so for my situation I
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by SpikedCola 10y ago
Love your use of wire duct to keep things organized, and small attention to detail like ferrules on each wire going into the terminal blocks. To my eyes this shows really you care about what you build. Nice job!
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by SpikedCola 11y ago
Thanks for all your advice! I really appreciate it. I'm going to follow up with a notice of payment due, and lawyer up. sigh
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Ask HN: My client stopped paying; should I tell the end users?
7 points by SpikedCola 11y ago|7 comments

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