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3mo ago
My display has USB hub with several USB ports in it. I've taped a LED strip on the back of the display and powered it from one of the USB ports. By running `uhubctl --vendor 0451 --action toggle --port 4` from the desktop shortcut, I c
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3mo ago
Well, you can't do that on iOS in general for example. There may be no drivers for Windows on ARM, or for macOS ARM. Or for Android. If you just need to convert USB printer to a Wi-Fi printer, the regular old print server will work f
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3mo ago
These are just a port-forwarding devices like the ones from the 90s, which just wrap printer port over TCP. No auto-discovery, need for drivers, no scanning support. Contrary to older-generation print server hardware or home routers with pr
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3mo ago
Designed by a friend of mine, I love it so much! https://www.behance.net/whorma https://dribbble.com/whorma
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Ask HN: USB-to-WiFi print server for old printers – do you want it?
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3mo ago
If you really want to revive the machine, here are my tips and tricks https://github.com/parksb/parksb.github.io-comments/issues/2...
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The first time I was banned for Village People, then for The Weeknd. Haven't asked the reasons after that. I guess that's why Soulseek could be present on the sites like Google Play and in general is seen as a "music library&
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3mo ago
That's covered by What.cd's Gazelle "spider web of similar artists" https://litter.catbox.moe/od8vcq.png
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3mo ago
It's andr io d!
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3mo ago
That's private p2p, not public.
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3mo ago
Well they shadowban the accounts which share copyrighted content for which they receive copyright claims. It's a centralized service, they just configure you account to be invisible in the search results of others. And they don't
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3mo ago
Oh no, these don't feel very well either, in a sense that there's only a few seeders of the older uploads, if at all, and by older I mean as old as just a few years old. I'm running my torrent preservation service, and many a
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3mo ago
There's Android client as well: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.companynam...
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3mo ago
- https://dieordiy2.blogspot.com/ - https://dustedmagazine.tumblr.com/ - Last.FM Recommendations based on your bands - Mixtapes and radio mixes, there are countless
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3mo ago
Yes, that's true, but the core reason there are private p2p sites is because you're most likely to get a DMCA violation letter from the watchdog company via your ISP or to you directly in the West. Even if it may be not a punish
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3mo ago
Public p2p sharing is pretty much dead in the West. Only Russian Rutracker is still going strong, but everything other is either stagnating or defunct. I have a p2p sharing websites bookmarks which I collected about 5 years ago, 60% of them
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3mo ago
Do you use VPN? This is a common misconfiguration of a server-side NAT related to too long or too short NAT timeouts combined with "act like a blackhole if we don't know anything about this connection".
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My forum got scraped so hard that the ISP blackholed the IPv4 several times a week. I've ended up putting only IPv6 on the domain. It's running this way for 2 years already.
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>Nothing discernible happens. No errors or network activity in the dev tools. I guess it expects any 'WEB3' browser extension to be installed. Anything that supports Ethereum should work: Metamask, Enkrypt, Rainbow, …
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I did not get it how it could be used for a _static blog_. >…the paywall fetches the content behind the scenes, and since our response is JSON rather than HTML it has nothing to render in place, so it navigates to an in-memory object URL
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3mo ago
Just buy used from this list https://notes.valdikss.org.ru/printers/#Cheap%20used%20laser...
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3mo ago
Several Chinese companies have their own domestic laser printers, claiming of in-house components and development (Cumtenn, ZoneWin), and one company does inkjet printers in addition to lasers (Deli Printer). https://www.delioa.c
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My guess would be: it's because memory management before MGLRU was really not good and required different userspace solutions and tinkering. You either get killed with OOM (no swap) or got into thrashing (swap). And now, with PSI + MGL
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- /** Determine if the current device is from mainland China using Emojis - * If the *Taiwan flag* characters cannot be displayed in color (rendered as black and white letters or not rendered at all), it indicates a device m
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You know the author has a fast internet connection when the photos are 6 MB PNG each.
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Many have different definition of 'help' where they expect the job to be done for them, and not just a help in a form of advice. That's flaweed though.
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Oh, for a several sessions? Yes, this sounds useful. I usually just switch to systemd-nspawn --ephemeral containers derived from my host rootfs for such cases, not to pollute the rootfs at all.
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>A few hours later: >You don't remember what you installed. There's no such issue with dnf, it has `dnf history` which, well, does what your utility do. See what you've installed with `dnf history info ...`, undo with `
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What happened to BitTorrent's Project Maelstrom web browser?
(ctrl.blog)
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1. IPFS has addressable content The main drawback of BitTorrent v1 file hashing scheme inside the .torrent file is that it makes a virtual stream of the directory you want to share, splits that stream into blocks, and hash it altogether. Th
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