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anujdeshpande
6y ago
We (balena) are a remote company who have to do a lot of these kind of things - one of my colleagues wrote a nice post about it - https://www.balena.io/blog/the-unreasonable-effectiveness-of...
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Apple opening up Find My service for commercial products
(developer.apple.com)
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6y ago
I feel you - have felt something similar before. It helps me to deal with a thing like this by understanding what I am going through via someone else's words. Preferably some kind of an expert. There is a book called Paradox of Choice[
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anujdeshpande
7y ago
Larder
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anujdeshpande
7y ago
Very similar experience at a recent conference. Love his blog, and writing in general as well
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anujdeshpande
7y ago
PiHole with Cloudflare DNS
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anujdeshpande
8y ago
Nothing I believe. I checked the people involved in both projects and couldn't find any overlap
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Secure enclave: Cryptoprocessor with a dedicated display and keyboard
(betrusted.io)
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8y ago
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anujdeshpande
8y ago
Anything specific? I work there - would love to help out if you are still working on it
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BLE and ePaper display and Coin cell battery
(docs.electronut.in)
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8y ago
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anujdeshpande
8y ago
Larder
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anujdeshpande
8y ago
Amen. Post reader I gave up on RSS because Feedly wasn't it for me. I even tried the one as part of Thunderbird. I have been using https://elytra.app recently. Pretty happy so far (iOS only at the moment, but the developer
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8y ago
Isn't it scarier if the government has ulterior motives as a political party? What you are essentially saying is that the government is not beyond passing policies that result in disruption, death, drop in GDP, and more just to push
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anujdeshpande
8y ago
Since this runs on ESP8266, could be done easily I think
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anujdeshpande
8y ago
New Delhi is probably one of the worse hit places. The general sentiment is true in a lot of other places in India too. Pune, where I reside, used to be a place where the British had a lot of properties because the climate was closer to wha
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Gameboy Emulator Running on ESP32 – 520KB RAM, 16Mb Flash
(pocketsprite.com)
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8y ago
I think its a marketing thing. Engineers wouldn't have let this one slide. My professors at college taught a simple rule of thumb - if it can't run regular Linux it's probably a MCU. Finer print talked about the presence of a
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8y ago
How are you finding the Espressif stack?
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8y ago
Exactly. I think these end up as good PoCs - and it would be amazing to think of a future where we can run one of the Linux derivatives on a something that was designed with FreeRTOS or equivalent in mind - but it's just not going to h
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anujdeshpande
9y ago
Not sure if you are justifying the present government's stance or finding faults with a government that is no longer in power. I am not sure if "X-1 used to do this too" is a valid argument to "X is using it's power
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Espressif, company behind the popular ESP8266/ESP32, open office in Pune,India
(espressif.com)
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9y ago
Also available on Netflix (in some places)! DeNiro plays the title character - loved the movie :D!
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anujdeshpande
9y ago
For the uninitiated, it's an amazing movie starring Tom Cruise which talks about "precrime" - although no big data involved. Highly recommend that one watch it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minority_Rep
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anujdeshpande
9y ago
On that same note, there's a recent documentary called "The Red Pill" about men's rights.
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9y ago
I am a little concerned with the 'may have been "unfair" to certain individuals' bit of your post. It takes a lot of effort to not react to such incidents- either non-violently or in the worst case violently. This pent u
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9y ago
Nice - for those wondering how to do this themselves (like me) - check out https://github.com/jedisct1/dnscrypt-proxy/wiki
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9y ago
This. Blanket/irrational bans are not new. In Dec '14 we saw a ban[1] on GitHub and some other sites. 1 - https://techcrunch.com/2014/12/31/indian-government-censorsh...
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I can confirm that it's blocked in Pune, India. [1] this article confirms that it has been blocked in Delhi (and more). That's more than one state. 1- https://www.medianama.com/2017/08/223-india-blocks-a
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A good (updated) place to see what ISPs and regions are seeing the ban - https://www.medianama.com/2017/08/223-india-blocks-access-in...
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Indian government bans archive.org
(imgur.com)
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