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2y ago
Seems almost ideal if you don’t use it as an ethernet switch. A third radio for wireless mesh trunking is the only thing I see missing from my OpenWRT setup.
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My DIY setup uses cameras on an isolated VLAN that prohibits outbound internet access, RTSP data collected by Frigate[0] with Coral TPU recognition, and alerts via Pushover[1] notifications. My push notifications include an unencrypted thum
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2y ago
Nice that they explicitly state the printer is fully functional even if you don't connect it to the network.
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2y ago
Yo dawg I heard you liked databases so we put a database in your database.
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2y ago
Yeah I took an in-person class at a ham club here in Canada and the pass rate wasn’t 90%.
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2y ago
Logic Henry Ford would recognize.
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2y ago
I learned about it when they knocked on my door (UK). Said I didn’t have a TV to which they replied they’d like to look around inside to confirm. LOL no.
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2y ago
I don’t think this is the best way to clean PCBs but it would make a great machine for marinating food, moving the marinade around continuously for max/even absorption.
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2y ago
I had never heard of Pharrell before this interview but he seemed instantly likeable. Nardwuar confuses people and I think a bit of their true selves comes through (whether that’s passion, narcissism, etc).
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2y ago
Or just block ads in the first place rather than filtering them at the print driver level.
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2y ago
Porkbun is my alternative to Gandi lol. The last email they sent me contained a dark pattern and PII leakage.
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2y ago
Has been discussed a few times on HN already. I moved everything off Gandi after the buyout but can’t say I’m thrilled with my alternative. Domain registration is the business of bottom feeders.
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2y ago
Similar/related: https://www.hermanmiller.com/stories/why-magazine/home-ergon...
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2y ago
Looks like 8GB.
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2y ago
Seems like an extreme take. I think Buckley’s version is sublime but love Cohen’s too (which I’ve been privileged to enjoy live on a couple occasions).
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2y ago
I find the behavior varies depending on whether your browser sends a Referer header. (Which is still a fail on their part.)
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2y ago
> A fiscal year is a 12-month period chosen by a company or government to coincide with planning, budgeting, or revenue cycles. > Financial reports, external audits, and federal tax filings are based on a company's fiscal year.
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2y ago
Click ‘Dependents’.
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2y ago
Perhaps the nomenclature should be updated from GNU/Linux to GNU/systemd/Linux.
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2y ago
Garibaldi, $300 for up to 10k page views per month.
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2y ago
I was thinking the same but in terms of firmware updates.
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2y ago
Yes according to the caveats section in the llco subproject: > Webassembly: Must be compiled with Emscripten using the -sASYNCIFY flag.
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3y ago
I sympathize in theory but MS is the worst offender in this category.
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3y ago
> Most of the time they don't need infiltrators. Governments can just pressure companies with export controls or warrantless surveillance to get backdoors into commercial systems. Or they simply pay companies with a “support contrac
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3y ago
“Prove you’re not a spammer by sending a larger volume of emails.” True and diabolical.
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3y ago
I have similar-looking ones that have a chip in the connector, capable of negotiating USB PD. There is no UI on the cable — buy the cable “hardcoded” to the voltage you desire. (My personal use case is powering 12v barrel jack electronics f
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3y ago
In the same (old) boat. I ran email and USENET over UUCP before I had IP access for Gopher. Such a long time ago. In my area Gopher was free for everyone with a modem because the local university did not authenticate dial-in connections.
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3y ago
I have been online since 1992 and have never seen this pattern.
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3y ago
This article doesn’t come right out and say it but repeatedly suggests working on the weekend is the core problem. I like Friday releases because I don’t care about working weekends. In my mind slower uptake from weekend users can help iden
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3y ago
There is onbeforeprint.
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