adriancr

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by adriancr 6y ago
curios what the power draw is and if I need a powered USB hub for this.
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by adriancr 6y ago
I think they missed the boat with EUV and tried using existing tech to reach 10/7nm https://www.tomshardware.com/news/tsmc-euv-tools-order TSMC is making massive orders and seems to already be using that. Intel ha
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by adriancr 6y ago
Manual shut off water pipes and power outlets if it looks bad. (as others mentioned you can automate this) Then check source of flooding and try and fix it, see other people's comments. It's better then to have your home flooded f
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by adriancr 6y ago
During the day they are mostly useless outdoor. During the night position them where there's not much infrared pollution. I used to get random on/off from car lights reflected off home. I used to get notifications from cats and bi
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by adriancr 6y ago
Note, this is what I use things but I also have dumb switches to control if things fail. I also dont put control in hard to reach places. I just use outdoor sensors + smart bulbs. Use case 1: Open all lights in yard at night when exterior g
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by adriancr 6y ago
The recent keyboard fiasco would say otherwise.
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by adriancr 6y ago
No Linux support is a deal breaker. (current versions with Intel included)
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by adriancr 6y ago
How does this work for any profficient computer user? I dont move my shoulders when typing, all through hand/fingers... just double checked in a mirror... arm might wobble a bit but there's more movement from breathing. I would un
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by adriancr 6y ago
I took a look over the rant and it seems blown out of proportion. Compare this to google chrome. - this is the most worrisome part which I hope never repeats: "In 2017 Mozilla made a deal with Cliqz". - I don't see any '
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by adriancr 6y ago
There should be another solution that doesn't bring stasi level monitoring...
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by adriancr 6y ago
I take it you haven't lived under a communist regime? There's a difference between what you share willingly and stuff being collected on you, especially in private matters.
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by adriancr 6y ago
had no issue with dell xps developer edition daily updates for a few years. Now I have some business lenovo with intel gpu and no issues running ubuntu 20 and daily updates. Anything from bluetooth speakers (Marshall's nice) to externa
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by adriancr 6y ago
500 mil$ to get a 2 bil euro datacenter. The datacente will then create revenue through services and add jobs. Jobs wont be just employees, you're going to have security, shipping, power plant jobs, recycling servers, etc. It also seem
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by adriancr 6y ago
Yeah, but you need physical access and unlocked car... you can cut the breaks too if you have that...
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by adriancr 6y ago
1. Remote unlock - you need to hack that... good luck... 2. ODB port requires physical access which means either alarm or 1... under pressure since owner may see you and call cops. Now you can do something else on cheap asshole car manufact
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by adriancr 6y ago
As long as the control systems are properly air-gapped you should be fine. (doesn't work for jeep apparently due to cost savings... https://www.wired.com/2015/07/hackers-remotely-kill-jeep-hig... ) won't
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by adriancr 6y ago
I assume it was just business concerns rather then caring too much about devs. They probably just realized devs don't cost too much compared to licensing and other costs. The actual % might have been a sweet spot to avoid improper ince
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by adriancr 6y ago
I know some game companies pay 250% hourly rate for weekend work or OT if crunch for release. If that's the case most devs will actively want this. That plus fact that after launch you're basically on paid vacation with lot less w
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by adriancr 6y ago
Have a coffee/redbull, get some sleep, or have someone else drive you. You might just doze off for a second or two and hit a tree or worse, someone... ( best depiction: https://youtu.be/ya3_EwQdJrk?t=30 )
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by adriancr 6y ago
If you go to the source [11] it's this: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-britain-russia-chemicalwe... Which basically says NATO countries have possible antidotes and can easily detect Novichok, not that they pro
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by adriancr 6y ago
Too bad Novichok is only made in Russia at specific labs right? Also has been used in the past in public in the UK by Putin without problem?
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by adriancr 6y ago
If they had resources to throw at a quantum computer they have probably been throwing resources at trying to optimize for a while now and I'd assume lots of people have scratched their head trying to improve it on their own and get a p
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by adriancr 6y ago
I do it like this, can provide scripts if you're interested. One docker image with openvpn: 1. at startup erases all routes except to VPN gateway and 8.8.8.8. 2. before and after connect it only has routes through VPN (no default ones
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by adriancr 6y ago
You can set up a docker vpn client as well
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by adriancr 6y ago
They can try and fix it 3 times then you get your money back.
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by adriancr 6y ago
return it?
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by adriancr 6y ago
I agree with you it's hard to win against hostile design but there are options for now. If it stops working after return period I call under warranty that it stopped working (2 years), they are forced to fix the issue. Explain the issu
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by adriancr 6y ago
so... 1. Order TV. 2. test if it works without agreeing to anything and without internet. 3. return if that's not the case. I have yet to accept EULA on samsung on anything and it works... Right now the ACR is troubling. Telling a remo
629.
by adriancr 6y ago
wouldn't that mean making them native apps, like something on top of electron? seems like reinventing the wheel.
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by adriancr 6y ago
Home assistant?, ifttt?, raspberry pi with zigbee/zwave module?, smart devices with web hooks? You probably can control most smart devides with web apis, check out home assistant code for that... But they go to manufacturers portal. To

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