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by azdle 6y ago
That sounds like the weight of the whole thing, not just the suspended part.
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by azdle 6y ago
https://templates.blakadder.com/ lists things that can be flashed with Tasmota. So it's not a full list of everything with a direct API, but it's a list that is already contains basically every type of device. And
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by azdle 6y ago
> And USB would be nice. The block diagram show "USB Device" in the peripherals block.
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by azdle 6y ago
It will probably eventually be pretty good or at least the CPU parts should be well supported since this is the same part that's used in the Pinebook Pro & RockPro64 and there's a lot of work going on to get support fully main
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by azdle 6y ago
Cool, thanks!
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by azdle 6y ago
Interesting, I didn't know it would support pulling from other git hosts. It looks like their CI even has an API integration with GitHub at least for PRs. That's looking like a potential winner. Thanks for pointing that out.
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by azdle 6y ago
I always had insane amounts of queue time on gitlab's CI too. I know they have self-hostable runners, do you know if those work from behind a firewall so I could run them on hardware I have at home? Also, do you know if it's possi
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by azdle 6y ago
I've used it in the past, but when they finally killed off the 1.0 builders (?) my company went to an "internally" hosted Jenkins[1] server and I haven't played with any of the 2.0 stuff. Have you? How do you find workin
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by azdle 6y ago
Well, their lowest paid tier is $69/month. I dunno about you, but that's way more than I can justify spending to be able to support doing work for free. If they had a $50/year or so plan that just restored the previous open s
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by azdle 6y ago
I've been using Travis on a bunch of my opensource projects and was wondering why builds were getting queued for ~a day before they'd run, I guess I got my answer. :/ I don't really want to lock myself into GH actions (i
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by azdle 6y ago
When it's Firefox.
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by azdle 6y ago
I mean, that's probably true. But if I tell myself that the problem was technical I can still hold out hope that they're secretly solving those problems and will try again. :P I've still never seen a good retrospective on wha
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by azdle 6y ago
I'm still sad to this day that FirefoxOS got axed. Doubly so now since I'm trying to find a new phone after my Nexus 5X stopped getting official builds of LineageOS. I really hope that there's some diabolical plan within Mozi
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by azdle 6y ago
It's also available to buy DRM free: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/183222 I found it rather disappointing though. It didn't really go into any detail about what it was supposed to be, just "dude had this id
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by azdle 6y ago
Just from your numbers, it sounds like it's a good deal as long as you need to (grid) store less than 1/3 of your generated/consumed energy.
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by azdle 6y ago
If you still have the Ikea one, that was caused by a fairly wide-spread issue with the power bricks. They'll replace them under warranty with just an email with some info about the brick.
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by azdle 6y ago
That's technically the second argument. Just like in C++, when using a chained method, the first argument is implied to be the thing you're chaining on. So this is the same thing as calling Result::expect(File::open(&input_f
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by azdle 6y ago
> ${small company with small company sized bank account} if you're reading this, please hire a new design team that is on par with ${list of massive companies with oodles of money} and a new industrial design team that has competenc
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by azdle 6y ago
In addition to what others have suggested you might want to check how many things you have registered under about:serviceworkers (type that in as the URL), there might be something in there running far more than is reasonable.
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by azdle 7y ago
For me it seems to also require that you turn on "Spoof <noscript> tags" in uMatrix.
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by azdle 7y ago
I couldn't find anything called a "Focus AXRe", looking at a few different products that came up for "Gridstream RF" the compliance docs only list that they're zigbee coordinators, not endpoint devices. ex: ht
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by azdle 7y ago
But how do your coworkers feel about you not having a problem talking calls at your desk?
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by azdle 7y ago
Thank you for your hard work on rust. The intelligent error messages are a significant part of what makes rust such a joy to use. And will do, if I encounter them.
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by azdle 7y ago
In my experience, the vast majority are exactly like the error they show. Some are even better. I haven't hit a warning in ages that hasn't been able to be auto fixed by `cargo fix`. However not all of them are. Back in the pre-as
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by azdle 7y ago
SmartThings | Embedded Software Engineer | Full-Time | ONSITE | Minneapolis, MN SmartThings is Samsung's home automation platform that uses a cloud-connected hub to control (and be controlled by) both local (Zigbee, Z-Wave, LAN) and Cl
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PinePhone Review(drewdevault.com)
4 points by azdle 7y ago|1 comments
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by azdle 7y ago
There's a version that removes "ads and binaries" on F-Droid: Maps (Offline OpenStreetMap maps) - https://f-droid.org/app/com.github.axet.maps
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by azdle 7y ago
Normal phones can record phone calls, right? I assume that this wouldn't make anything possible that isn't already possible. But, again, I really don't know what I'm talking about here, this is just my understanding from
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by azdle 7y ago
My understanding is that the microphone (& speakers?) isn't wired directly to the modem, but needs the CPU to replay the audio to the modem so that the modem (aka, baseband) doesn't have access to the microphone audio except w
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by azdle 7y ago
My garbage kitchen scale says 231 g.

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