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by Yeri 6y ago
Singapore has some limited 'agriculture' (and a big shift to industrialised hydroponics and stuff); but most is outside the city. It's indeed quite scary how much pesticides are currently used and how a lot of the green patch
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by Yeri 6y ago
For small scale production it's a manual process (size differences), for industrial scale it's using ML and blowing air in a certain direction. Basically the mosquitoes are brought under a camera in some form of tube, and dependin
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ESXi on Raspberry Pi(flings.vmware.com)
5 points by Yeri 6y ago|1 comments
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by Yeri 6y ago
+1 I won't sign up without properly understanding how it works and how it syncs the data (do I email receipts? Will it connect to my banks in Belgium and Singapore?)
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Apple’s T2 security chip jailbreak(reportcybercrime.com)
741 points by Yeri 6y ago|380 comments
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by Yeri 6y ago
Yes and no. I've had quite a few cats in my life. In Belgium (w/ my parents) we had a (big) garden and our cats could always freely roam outside. Some of them stayed near, others disappeared for many hours and probably went relati
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by Yeri 6y ago
I understand they just proxy (and cache). They are still requesting packages from the actual repository if they don’t have it cached. But I agree — don’t really see the point. Why not just become an official mirror?
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by Yeri 6y ago
Yes -- remove the attachment (including in-line images) and it'll work
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by Yeri 6y ago
It's mostly related to attachment. Regular emails should be fine.
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by Yeri 6y ago
Sad that some IoT frameworks (ie Particle) do not (yet) support IPv6.
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by Yeri 6y ago
Google definitely uses IPv6 internally (ie office WiFi is now using IPv6 only (with the router doing translations to IPv4 if the site doesn’t support IPv6) and afaik most of the servers in the datacenter/clusters are IPv6 only now as t
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by Yeri 6y ago
With the Intel release they also released two devices at the same time (MBP and iMac, and other models quickly followed). I’d assume them to do the same: a high end (MBP?) and low end device (MB? MBA?); that’s where ARM will shine first (mo
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by Yeri 6y ago
I recently sold my 2016 Macbook (loved the device, the form factor, it was great — but the thing was becoming horribly slow and was starting to drive me nuts). Got an iPad Pro (2020 + the keyboard) instead. Don’t know what I was thinking...
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by Yeri 6y ago
A few seeds don't weigh much. And then why not add some old newspaper in there?
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Boot Raspberry Pi 4 from SSD over USB(yeri.be)
2 points by Yeri 6y ago|0 comments
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by Yeri 6y ago
I always wondered -- as I see this often on many sites -- "DEVELOPERS FROM GREAT COMPANIES TRUST US" and for example Google. How do you know developers from companies like Google trust (and use) your services?
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by Yeri 6y ago
Youtube is blocked in China though, so using VPNs technically Google shouldn't know they are based in CN.
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by Yeri 6y ago
keys.pub does the signing/validation part
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by Yeri 7y ago
Not for SSH. Common alternate SSH ports are 222 or 2222 which are well below.
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by Yeri 7y ago
Same for Korean banks
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by Yeri 7y ago
I used to support our office in S. Korea. It's true they depend super heavily on ActiveX and other weird applets/software that runs only on Windows and/or IE. A lot of the communication with the government (yearly tax submiss
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by Yeri 8y ago
How is that related?
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by Yeri 8y ago
This is something similar that's about to get released and way faster: https://neutis.io/
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by Yeri 8y ago
It is
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by Yeri 8y ago
This refers to in-app purchased loot boxes: you pay $x and have a chance to win an epic mount/weapon/bonus/whatever
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by Yeri 8y ago
Decline the offer and then click buy. It worked fine without Kindle unlimited. It's available on .de store as well (0 EUR).
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by Yeri 9y ago
Yeah -- I'm pretty used to it now. Spending a week in now SF I'm freezing here (~20°C)
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by Yeri 9y ago
As far as I have been able to figure out and remember from my time in China... Businesses are technically allowed to have VPNs. China still relies on foreign companies and a lot of Chinese companies rely on for example adwords to promote th
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by Yeri 10y ago
app last updated in 2014. This seems pretty old? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.fpl...
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by Yeri 11y ago
Belgium has been top for a while. All ISPs support IPv6* here on home internet. Mobile not yet though. * Some need a newer modem -- which might take a while before everyone switches.

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