ZeWaren

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by ZeWaren 6y ago
All datasheets should be uploaded to libgen or similar platforms so that they're always accessible to anyone needing them.
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by ZeWaren 6y ago
Mushroom can eat and decompose mostly everything. That's their role in the carbon based life ecosystems. I strongly suggest reading Paul Stamets' books. Mushrooms are fascinating.
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Home automation: reading my IZAR WMBus PRIOS hot water smart meter(zewaren.net)
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by ZeWaren 6y ago
I just replaced all my blinds with Somfy motors as well (project of last weekend). My plan is to do something similar except I plan to use a small board with a small microcontroller (probably a STM8) to send the radio frames to the motor co
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by ZeWaren 6y ago
I use an old IBM laptop with only a pointing stick (the red nipple in the middle of the keyboard). I don't mind having to move my mouse to the scrollbar and drag it to scroll documents or webpages (when I can't use the keyboard fo
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by ZeWaren 6y ago
I'm the same. When I was in high school, I couldn't afford a Das Keyboard. So I spray painted my keyboard so that I could get the same effect. I'm still using that keyword 16 years later and all my subsequent keyboards were a
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by ZeWaren 6y ago
I've heard multiple similar stories (in Europe) with non subsidized tenants. Being disrespectful is not probably not correlated with being poor or not.
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by ZeWaren 6y ago
I'm very saddened by the news. To me couchsurfing was not only about hosting people to my place (which I hope I can continue doing after the pandemic) but also about their events. The weeks I couldn't or didn't feel like host
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by ZeWaren 7y ago
I'm doing something similar on my Pixel 2. In the end I have very few apps that send personal data to ad companies (I've blocked as many ad and tracker networks as I could), and I've prevented most apps from showing me notifi
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by ZeWaren 7y ago
I've also used Myers-Briggs quite a lot in my 20s as well. It helped me a lot to understand why and how some people function differently than others. Instead of thinking "this guy is an asshole", I began to think "I unde
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by ZeWaren 7y ago
I've been switching back and forth between two providers for the last 5 years, and I've always wondered now that I'm back to my first provider if calls/texts to me go directly to A, or go A->B->A->B->A.
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by ZeWaren 7y ago
It's like what's happening all over the French news all the time: you get told people are going on strike and on demonstrations, but you're never told why they're doing it anymore.
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by ZeWaren 7y ago
My company has no investors. The first years were a bit hard revenue wise. The first engineers were paid a lot more than myself and the other cofounders until we got proper traction. Never had any issue with that.
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by ZeWaren 8y ago
Also very happily self hosting bitwarden. Bitwarden is using Microsoft technologies. If running a MSSQL server is too much for you, you can use alternative servers which are fully compatible with the official clients: - https://g
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by ZeWaren 8y ago
Haha, I thought the same thing.
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by ZeWaren 8y ago
I've published a few apps that run the same platform on different countries with different branding (name, logo, theme, etc.) I had to restrict each of them to their own country (i.e. preventing German users from reaching the French ap
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by ZeWaren 8y ago
fonte* (to be perfectly French)
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by ZeWaren 8y ago
I threw away the finger technique, and now I use an instant thermal probe. Works 100% of the time. +1 for the beurre, but don't forget to buy more for the sauce! It's all about the sauce.
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by ZeWaren 8y ago
When I tried Ubuntu a few years ago, I was very irritated by the fact that many apps did not work with the keyboard at all. It was mouse or nothing (except for text fields).
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by ZeWaren 8y ago
I look forward to testing it. I was using the ruby version, but I didn't know a rust one existed as well. https://github.com/jcs/rubywarden
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by ZeWaren 8y ago
Rosalind is a good platform to learn a new language. Not the best to discover the most advanced features, but enough to ensure you know your structures and algorithms. http://rosalind.info/
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by ZeWaren 8y ago
We had one connected vending machine in the building. Its credit database was on a remote server, so such hacks would not work. However, if you unplugged its ethernet connector and buy something, then somehow your would get your food/d
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by ZeWaren 9y ago
Water only. No broth, no tea, just plain water.
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by ZeWaren 9y ago
It's pretty obvious when you do long fasts. Every time I fast for more than I week, I lose several kilos doing nothing, not going to the bathroom even once except to pee.
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by ZeWaren 9y ago
Same here. I wish it was open sourced. That way we could fix the bugs and make sure it runs on newer operating systems.
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by ZeWaren 10y ago
Don't forget neercs! It has the most useful feature of all: a rotating 3D cube.
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by ZeWaren 10y ago
Emoji is the new punctuation.
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by ZeWaren 11y ago
Have you tried Vivaldi? It's supposed to be from the original team of Opera. Also based on Chromium, but at least not a clone of Chrome.
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by ZeWaren 11y ago
Regardless of whether micro-modules are good or bad, I think that if you are the owner/manager of a project, you should be able, given its full flat list of dependencies, to explain why each one of them is useful for you. Every project
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by ZeWaren 11y ago
That reminds me of that time where I imported the nightly dump of a database TWICE into the same server. Dropping an entire database brings problems, having duplicate content and deleted content coming back bring a whole new realm of others

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