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by accrual 1y ago
Glad to hear this works. My bookmark folders are sometimes just a single emoji - takes up less space but still hints at the contents.
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by accrual 1y ago
> What's your experience with OpenBSD on RasPi4 specifically Power loss and single user mode complications aside, OpenBSD 7.7 runs fantastic on the Pi 4. It feels no different from a standard AMD64 install for most tasks. I haven&#x
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by accrual 1y ago
Yeah, I would agree getting into the Pi 4 is a little troublesome if it's intended to be headless. Mine hosts a LAN using the built-in wireless adapter (bwmf0) so it's easy to SSH in, but if it's stuck in single user mode, th
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by accrual 1y ago
That would be pretty cool indeed. My only concern is that the craft probably doesn't have any attitude control, so it may enter backwards or tumbling, which may limit the effectiveness of the heatshield on the probe. Even so, surely la
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by accrual 2y ago
Anecdata regarding my RPi 4: * On 7.5 the built-in `bwmf0` was not detected * On 7.6 `bwmf0` was detected and works great, even in AP mode. However, my latest Node project core dumped when running `npm install` and nothing I tried got it wo
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by accrual 2y ago
Cool to see KSP achieve real traction within the space industry. It's an incredibly intuitive way to test missions and grasp orbital mechanics. My worldview of physics and celestial motion shifted after a few hundred hours of KSP.
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by accrual 2y ago
I am also just noticing the laptop display seems to be held together with K'nex... truly a hacker setup.
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by accrual 2y ago
Congrats on another release, OpenBSD team! I'm happily using OpenBSD as my core router, my Minecraft server, a laptop OS, and on my retro PCs. Currently updating my Raspberry Pi 4 to 7.7 as well.
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by accrual 2y ago
Agreed! I think the only other solution (at present) is to mount as much of the system read-only as possible to minimize the risk of needing to `fsck` after an unclean shutdown. That and putting it behind a UPS, but of course that only last
610.
by accrual 2y ago
I had 6.7 running on 32MB of RAM recently. I'll have to give 7.7 a try. ;)
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by accrual 2y ago
This is super cool and I'm very glad to see such work! Does NetBSD natively support the 486DX CPUs which still have the FPU enabled? I know OpenBSD dropped support for i486 in 6.8, making 6.7 the last that runs natively on them (FPU or
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by accrual 2y ago
The align tag isn't related, the image will load right-to-left even if opened by itself in a new tab. In JPEGSnoop I see Raw Image Orientation = Landscape. Maybe it was taken and encoded horizontally and the image itself is stored in a
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by accrual 2y ago
Perhaps interesting anecdata - I have a close friend who has a great career, plenty of assets and income, etc., but doesn't pay to remove ads in their streaming services. Thus, together we watch unskippable ads on a brilliant 70"
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by accrual 2y ago
I liked to flip the button around and have turbo on = faster, turbo off = slower.
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Tesseract Explorer(tsherif.github.io)
1 points by accrual 2y ago|0 comments
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by accrual 2y ago
I think those circles are still out there. Making something popular will naturally dilute it and remove some of its original appeal. Eternal September, etc. On the other hand, giving the population an alternative to alcohol is a good thing,
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by accrual 2y ago
> I cannot tell you why all the kids are addicted to every digital thing imaginable "They speak of my drinking but not of my thirst" I think it's important to have safeguards around substances like alcohol and THC, age res
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by accrual 2y ago
Post substantially, please
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by accrual 2y ago
Could you elaborate on what you mean?
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by accrual 2y ago
I know what a buck converter is but I wonder why it's called 'buck converter'. A dictionary doesn't seem to have any words that mean roughly "reducing the amount of something". [0] Similarly, Wikipedia doesn&#x
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by accrual 2y ago
> I love it when a system like this A. does not try to railroad you into the "correct path" and B. the independent layers actually work independently. Agree! My first thought while reading the article was that it would be very
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by accrual 2y ago
Does anyone have recommendations to replace Credit Karma? I previously really liked the service, pretty straightforward, but it was recently bought by Intuit. Tried to login over web and it just redirected me to an app.
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by accrual 2y ago
I'ver heard the Aranet4 is quite good for this but haven't yet been able to justify buying one. I do try to open windows frequently, though.
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by accrual 2y ago
Pretty fascinating work. My layman understanding is they twist the steel in certain ways to create microscopic structures or patterns in the steel that then resist later deformation. It sounds kind of like the ripstop lines sown into X-Pac
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by accrual 2y ago
> after he posted a video on social media titled "MADE IN AMERICA!" in which he said "he could conceal the fact that his shirts are made in China by ripping out the original tags and replacing them with tags stating that t
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by accrual 2y ago
> To achieve those ambitious goals, advanced communication systems are crucial. It’s not about astronauts sharing pictures on social media; it’s about facilitating complex operations, enabling seamless collaboration, and supporting scien
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by accrual 2y ago
It's a bummer you've had poor experiences with ATI and later AMD, especially on a new system. I have an AMD laptop with Ryzen 7 7840U which includes a Radeon 780M for integrated graphics and it's been rock solid. I tested man
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by accrual 2y ago
Also Open WebUI. It's a very nice piece of software that provides a ChatGPT/Claude-like interface, but with lots of extra features. https://docs.openwebui.com/
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by accrual 2y ago
I think we need a function that returns the correct butter height given the dimensions of the input bread. We may also need an object containing different kinds of bread and the ideal amount of butter for each depending on the absorbtion ch
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by accrual 2y ago
Amazing. I wish we had a way to actually see what it was like. Although it's turning green again now, Antarctica also was once closer to the equator and was apparently quite lush.

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