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by amanzi 7y ago
Yes - that's exactly what it does!
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Wyze firmware update lets you turn its security cameras into webcams(theverge.com)
3 points by amanzi 7y ago|0 comments
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by amanzi 7y ago
While I can appreciate the technical accomplishment of building this, I think most people should stick to official channels of news from their government or local authorities. I also don't think it's mentally healthy to keep track
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by amanzi 7y ago
OK... makes more sense now!
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by amanzi 7y ago
Good decision by Sonos. Customers can use the trade up program to get a discount on new gear, and keep using the old gear (or sell it / give it away / whatever). Obviously a win for customers but this also feels like a win for Son
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by amanzi 7y ago
You would only need access to regedit on another computer, e.g. a home computer, to modify the settings.
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by amanzi 7y ago
Word will only change it if you've used two hyphens, it won't autocorrect the examples you have.
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by amanzi 7y ago
I've become a bit disillusioned with HA recently and am keen to give this a try. Competition/options are always good.
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by amanzi 7y ago
MS Word will autocorrect two hyphens into either an en dash or an em dash based on what it believes you were trying to type. So this: "em--dash" becomes this: "em—dash" while this: "en -- dash" becomes this: &q
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by amanzi 7y ago
Lazy loading can be frustrating when the connection between the website and your browser is slow. I come across this from time to time and the result is that every time you scroll down, you have to wait ages for the next set of images to lo
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by amanzi 7y ago
I love the Dracula theme - it's always the first customisations I do after setting up a new computer in VSCode, Vim, and which ever terminal I'm using. So I'm keen to support your work even though I'd need to see some si
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by amanzi 7y ago
If you're interested in Docker best practices for Python specifically, I highly recommend the following site: https://pythonspeed.com/docker/ I listened to the author on The Python Podcast and learned lots from th
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Production-Ready Docker Packaging(pythonspeed.com)
2 points by amanzi 7y ago|0 comments
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by amanzi 7y ago
I've been using Firefox Preview as my daily driver for a couple months now. I have the strict privacy settings all turned on and find that it does a pretty good job of blocking ads to the point that I haven't really missed uBlock
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by amanzi 7y ago
I use Guacamole to achieve the same results. The Guacamole service runs on Docker on my home 'server' with Nginx in front of it giving me SSH access through the web browser to my home machines and any other SSH services that I con
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by amanzi 7y ago
I respectfully disagree. I have seen many of these antipatterns in production in many medium & large size orgs, and I think the six scenarios presented in this doc are more common than you think. The "browse-up" scenario is ex
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by amanzi 7y ago
You should see IE11 usage drop significantly now as big corporates adopt Edge as the default. Edge can seamlessly switch over to the IE11 rendering engine for predetermined lists of legacy sites, so there's no reason for corporates to
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by amanzi 7y ago
Is this because the site is using React? I had a look at the source of the page and I'm guessing this is React-based? Are the benefits gained from using React worth it for the limitations you get?
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CES2020: Primordial Soup of Innovation(medium.learningbyshipping.com)
1 points by amanzi 7y ago|0 comments
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by amanzi 7y ago
On a related note: Twitter bots and trolls promote conspiracy theories about Australian bushfires https://www.zdnet.com/article/twitter-bots-and-trolls-promot...
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Twitter bots and trolls promote conspiracy theories about Australian bushfires(zdnet.com)
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by amanzi 7y ago
The advantage over Vagrant is that it's a lot less complex. I've tried Vagrant on Windows before and really struggled with it, when all I wanted was a quick and easy way to launch lots of VMs.
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by amanzi 7y ago
Looks like it supports launching custom images, but you'd need to build up your own library of images. https://multipass.run/docs/launch-command
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by amanzi 7y ago
At first glance it seems to be much simpler, less complex, and therefore less features than Vagrant. Depending on your requirements, Vagrant may be a better option, but for me Multipass looks great.
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by amanzi 7y ago
I subscribe to hundreds of sites through an RSS reader, and I got a link to this post through RSS too. The author's own site even supports RSS, so I could subscribe to his content too. But I won't because I can't stand it whe
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by amanzi 7y ago
I haven't tested this, but I'm thinking that you could use cloud-init to configure IPv6 on the guest, as long as your host and Hyper-V configuration supports it. https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest&#x2F
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by amanzi 7y ago
This actually looks great, installing it now to try out. But the title of this HN post doesn't really explain what it is, since a "mini-cloud" implies a lot more than just Ubuntu VMs. The actual headline of the target page is
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by amanzi 7y ago
I've used Vultr for a few years now and am overall very happy. I just wish they'd bring their block storage offering to Sydney too.
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by amanzi 7y ago
For those of us in NZ, there are only three providers on the list of "good" or "really good" that have a presence in Sydney: Vultr ( https://www.vultr.com/ ), Linode ( https://www.linode.com ), a
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by amanzi 7y ago
This article is light on details but this doesn't seem to be the same thing as leasing as others here have said. This is more akin to offerings from HPE and IBM where you get a whole bunch of infrastructure, but then only pay for what

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