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by amanzi 4y ago
This looks great. I clicked through to some interesting subreddits and the top mentioned products looked like good starting points for research. I wouldn't blindly make any purchasing decisions based on this list, but it's a decen
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by amanzi 4y ago
I just bought a Galaxy Tab S8 after continually being disappointed with the iPad and lack of user-friendly multi-tasking capability. I was disappointed to find that Firefox's tablet interface is just a blown-up phone interface. I have
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by amanzi 4y ago
Cloudflare used to do this with the DNS page. If you had a huge zone file, you'd have to keep scrolling and scrolling and scrolling until it finally stopped loading. I can't remember exactly what is was but there was definitely an
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by amanzi 4y ago
This is a much better article that goes to the usual, high level of detail from a DC Rainmaker post: https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2022/05/shimano-forces-hammerhea...
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by amanzi 4y ago
I'm still using Firefox as my primary browser on desktop and mobile. I have minor complaints, but nothing to make me consider switching to something else.
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by amanzi 4y ago
I'm a big fan of Rick Beato and his "What makes this song great" videos are excellent and will give you a whole new level of appreciation for these songs. Playlist of his other WMTSG videos https://youtube.com&#x2F
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by amanzi 4y ago
Their recommendation is twice the price of the Blue Yeti... Doesn't seem like a fair comparison. Their budget recommendation comes with a warning that it's "quite plosive heavy". Just goes to show that it's not easy
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by amanzi 4y ago
If you read their review on USB microphones (the one that Yeti wins), they link to audio recordings of all the microphones so you can judge for yourself. I have no comment on whether they are considered "paid advertising", but I a
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Many popular websites see what you type before you hit submit(wired.com)
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by amanzi 4y ago
Looks like it was a fun project but I prefer the flexibility of https://devdocs.io as I can keep all my framework docs searchable from one place. Also the instant lookup in DevDocs is super useful, especially for Python: https:
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by amanzi 4y ago
I have three physical nodes (Dell micro-PCs) and the VM will automatically failover if one node is lost. It's not quite instant but meets my requirements fine.
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by amanzi 4y ago
I can't see the site due to database issues, but is this using Compute Modules from Raspberry Pi? If so, these are extremely difficult (or impossible) to procure at the moment. -- Warning: mysqli_real_connect(): (HY000/2002): Conn
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by amanzi 4y ago
Well done. Do you have any examples that show how to integrate with Home Assistant?
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by amanzi 4y ago
Not the OP but I run a Minio instance in my homelab. It's not in HA-mode but is on a VM that is replicated across my 3 proxmox nodes. I just use a simple docker-compose file (17 lines) and haven't run into any issues yet.
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by amanzi 4y ago
He looks pretty good for a 100-year-old. Not sure it's a record I would want though...
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by amanzi 4y ago
I have a T480 and used the following to get the fingerprint sensor to work: https://github.com/uunicorn/python-validity I'm using Pop_OS (Ubuntu-based), but they also have instructions for Fedora. One thing I foun
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by amanzi 4y ago
Good to see some more movement in this space. Interestingly, Anaconda hired the maintainer of BeeWare which takes a different approach to achieve similar goals. https://beeware.org/news/buzz/exciting-news-for-the-f
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by amanzi 4y ago
The Dynamic Upstreams feature looks good, but it doesn't seem to be as nicely integrated with Consul as Traefik is.
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by amanzi 5y ago
But from what I've read, there is still reliance on centralised APIs which still run on traditional servers and infrastructure. https://moxie.org/2022/01/07/web3-first-impressions.html
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by amanzi 5y ago
Love this!
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by amanzi 5y ago
I assume the author would then publish this behind a reverse proxy that implements TLS? Seems like an unnecessary dependency, given that Docker is perfect for solving dependency issues.
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by amanzi 5y ago
That ship has sailed, I've never heard anyone call it "jiff". The "Two types of vowels" argument doesn't hold water, because the exceptions to the rule are all so common that they feel like the norm. Also, in
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by amanzi 5y ago
Don't forget the capital 'V' option, e.g. `python3 -V` I usually assume that lower-case 'v' is for verbose.
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by amanzi 5y ago
More irony - they originally posted it directly on HN but it got flagged. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30978283
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by amanzi 5y ago
You're still just describing a static site generator. Gitbook has Git integrated into its UI and rebuilds the site through the GUI on the fly.
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by amanzi 5y ago
This doesn't appear to be a valid alternative to Gitbook. I couldn't even see a git integration feature which is a/the key feature of Gitbook. This feels more like an alternative to the plethora of static site generators that
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by amanzi 5y ago
Windows 11 was the straw that broke the camel's back for me, and I no longer have any Windows PCs at home. I also had a friend ask me recently if he should upgrade his Windows 10 PC to Windows 11 and I told him to stay on Windows 10 as
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by amanzi 5y ago
It suddenly feels like Nginx is a legacy system, in the same way Apache became a legacy system when Nginx was launched. If I need a web server my first instinct is to reach for Caddy, or if I just need a reverse-proxy then it's either
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by amanzi 5y ago
This is the correct approach.
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by amanzi 5y ago
I've been actively removing connections who comment or like posts that add no value to me. But LinkedIn is rapidly going downhill - some days my feed is just full of rubbish.

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