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by Steltek 3y ago
I'm pretty sure you can find the same radio hardware platform but FCC certified for GMRS (or so the label says anyway). Maybe they added filtering to get it to pass? That means a $35 GMRS radio with USB-C charging, swappable antennas,
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by Steltek 3y ago
With that kind of upload speed, I can see why you'd want cloud hosting. I'm paranoid enough to want a local copy so my first instinct is to still sync to home with an inotify script to trickle-push everything to S3 (quicker to sta
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by Steltek 3y ago
Sorry this isn't a helpful answer but over in Android-land, Syncthing does exactly this for me right now. I paired Syncthing with a script that pushes any new photos to a self-hosted gallery. It's as fast if not faster than Google
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by Steltek 3y ago
Oh my goodness, the irony of your username while arguing against precisely defining the sun's position in the sky! But you're still correct: When most people are using time in conversation, they need it to be meaningful with respe
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by Steltek 3y ago
Zipcar is still around in Boston.
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by Steltek 3y ago
Has anyone tried this to run OSS photogrammetry tools like Meshroom? They mention a few proprietary ones in the article but my needs are pretty small.
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by Steltek 3y ago
Instead customers buy and develop on Nvidia and then deploy on Nvidia leaving AMD with nothing at all. "Production grade" feels pretty ambiguous. It either works or it doesn't for any particular developer's use case.
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by Steltek 3y ago
Integers are far faster, smaller, and golang is strongly typed. Once you're past the serialization phase, strings have many disadvantages.
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by Steltek 3y ago
I love iota! It comes in handy everywhere. Don't serialize to raw integers unless you absolutely have to. Serialize to a string value: it's future/oopsie proof and helps with debugging. The nature of iota is pushing people aw
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by Steltek 3y ago
Yes? All the time? "Stay out of trouble" is definitely not universal among Linux users. Not too long ago, the idea would have been kind of a fairy tale.
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by Steltek 3y ago
Wegman's definitely has bulk food sections. The memorable part is the candy but there are other foods. I'm not sure if they have bulk coffee? Their name brand coffee bags have the roast date on them (vs. "best by" BS dat
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by Steltek 3y ago
Boston gets a lot of attention for its drastic changes even over the past century. Comparing modern Boston to its 1893 map: * All of Logan airport, Winthrop, etc simply didn't exist * MIT was a mud flat * South Bay was still a bay, not
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by Steltek 3y ago
"Trashfire" is absolutely clickbait. The article lays out some poor onboarding documentation for a hypothetical 100% naive user. Matrix, Element, etc work and they work pretty well. The onboarding workflow for most Federated servi
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by Steltek 3y ago
The N95 was a god-like phone of the pre-iPhone era. * 5MP camera with an amazing lens and dedicated shutter button * 8GB(?) of flash and dedicated music controls * Internet Hotspot * Copy and paste (zing!) I loved it then and yet I was stil
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by Steltek 3y ago
If you're in a state that isn't regressive, teach your kids to jaywalk. It changes your view from focusing on the traffic signals to what the cars are actually doing. I don't think I go a single day without seeing a car flagr
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by Steltek 3y ago
Vastly outweighed by the problems of parking minimums: * Increased housing costs * Decreased housing supply * Increased air pollution * Increased traffic * Increased noise pollution * Increased water pollution, stormwater usage * Decrease i
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by Steltek 3y ago
I'm very against this trend. It's a bit like how compact cars have been slowly ruined by getting bigger and bigger. 13" is a great size for a truly portable use case.
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by Steltek 3y ago
A little trolling going on in that Wikipedia page. It captions the Cambridge photo as "Three-decker", where locals would call it a triple-decker. It then captions the Worcester photo as "triple-decker", where locals woul
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by Steltek 3y ago
You don't think people are naturally choosing "Samsung Internet" as their favorite browser?
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by Steltek 3y ago
American machinists converted to the "centifeet" system a long time ago. Dimensions are in "thou" and "mil" (of an inch). Meters, liters, and even Celsius are fine. But Pascals are the hyperinflation of pressur
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by Steltek 3y ago
LGPL leverages copyright and is triggered under distribution/copying. Users of a multitenant system are not receiving a copy of anything. At least this is how GPL2 worked. I don't know if 3 substantially changed that. What you&#x2
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by Steltek 3y ago
Whenever I read, "when my code breaks the tests, I delete the tests", this is what I picture in my head. Their code changed behavior and good unit tests catch change in behavior. Someone somewhere is probably depending on that beh
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by Steltek 3y ago
As I understand it, automakers have decided EV's are luxury vehicles with high price tags and high margins. Minivans are markedly none of those things. The article mentions that GM axed their minivan because it would be too popular. We
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by Steltek 3y ago
Sorry, is there some shortage of other pictures on the Internet? Do you only do the right thing when you're legally or contractually forced to do so? Were you expecting a Playboy model in the 70's to anticipate the Internet when s
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by Steltek 3y ago
Mobile browsers aren't sufficiently differentiated enough for a significant amount of people to bother changing the default. Does anyone really think Samsung Browser would get close to 1.6% if it were a free and unbiased choice? Apple
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by Steltek 3y ago
What stood out to me was that they didn't break out mobile from PC. The mobile landscape dominates usage these days and extremely few people make an active choice in browser there. The presented stats to me reads more like Android vs i
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by Steltek 3y ago
Hmm, given the chassis changes, what are the odds the OLED screen can be dropped into existing Decks? It would probably hold back adoption but I'm unlikely to upgrade so soon anyway.
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by Steltek 3y ago
It'll be a very dark day for us all when Valve turns evil. Steam Deck has been a modder's dream since it came out. Just having "desktop mode" be a standard option has been amazing.
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by Steltek 3y ago
SteamOS is a controller-first environment, which will give you that console feel. It's just so well done. I can't speak to performance but I've heard game streaming works really well on the Deck. I play a lot of "couch c
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by Steltek 3y ago
Seems like the back buttons are a worthy tradeoff if you're looking for a Windows-based handheld. The Ally is faster and has some nifty tricks but Windows holds it back, compared to the snappy, polished feel of the Deck.

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