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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
And MacOS, which I suspect may be the more obvious choice for many users.
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
I thought this was what happened. Clearly not :( That’s the idea with services like 1Password (which I suppose is ultimately doing the same thing) - you need both the key held on the device and the password. I suppose this all falls apart w
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
Disagree. If the path is shrouded behind key presses and commands which are unpublished by MS (and in some instances routes that have been closed), it may as well be.
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
The German suppliers they link do European centric MOCA too! Looking seriously at these guys - the previous owners who renovated put decent CoAx absolutely everywhere, 4 BT lines for the outside office, and 0 Ethernet in.
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
I’ve tried that over fairly short lengths at home, and ended up with flapping even locked to 10HDX
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
Maybe we should just treat the pipe as insecure and focus on encrypting the app layer. Voice calls and SMS are presumably getting less and less popular.
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
If it’s at all representative, I had to replace 2 of the dell ultra sharp super ultra wides due to failing USB C hub / PD parts. I gave up at that point.
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
Like a waypoint on a proper “pure” GPS handset?
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
I think I’ve got too used to VM snapshotting to turn away from it for HA.
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
Have we not all given up on pis at this stage? I’ve got ESP32s for edge I/O, Nucs/VMs for the crunch. What’s the Pi doing?
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
Fascinating seems like an overshoot here
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
I’d (un-)intuitively thought it would be way more than that. I know 3 people with subscriptions, and assumed that would scale!
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
AIUI most hypervisors offer vTPM - it’s disabled by default often, but most solutions have it (including Proxmox / KVM (using swtpm)
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
Not a worthwhile trade if you want to run / exercise with metrics.
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
That’s neat - have you considered publishing it?
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
Other points aside, I didn’t think ISPs were meant to issue space as small as a 64.
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by bdavbdav 9mo ago
I think many still recognise the train, car, going for a run / cycle, gym… isn’t an optimum listening environment and the convenience significantly outweighs AQ in a lot of situations.
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by bdavbdav 10mo ago
Squeezeboxes still work great! Although that was unusually cool of Logitech to open source LMS.
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by bdavbdav 10mo ago
If those external encoders are there. That’s the “non-free” checkbox / package in Linux.
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by bdavbdav 11mo ago
If you’re keen on dabbling, focusing on one and making it your own is a great way to go. You might find that the distro was standing in your way when you start from something more bare metal.
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by bdavbdav 11mo ago
I suspect reasons like that are why character.ai is #7 on https://radar.cloudflare.com/ai-insights - I’m not seeing many other reasons for regular use.
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by bdavbdav 11mo ago
Openreach. The infrastructure provider
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by bdavbdav 11mo ago
In the UK we are lucky to have a bit better of the system - Openreach (or Virgin) own the cables, and ISPs pay Openreach to do the transit. IP based not dark fibre unfortunately. That said, most ISPs won’t escalate when there’s an OR proble
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by bdavbdav 11mo ago
Where do you live that chicken breast is cheap? It’s about £7/kg for the crummy water filled breast here in UK
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by bdavbdav 11mo ago
That is an insane solution to the problem. I’d rather put a match to it.
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by bdavbdav 11mo ago
I was talking with friends who use action cameras heavily. GoPro seem to have suffered the same fate - defacto to second class, as they’ve just failed to innovate.
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by bdavbdav 1y ago
I suspect a cheap fridge is still a fixed speed compressor. Same with AC units - only the nicer ones are “inverter”
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by bdavbdav 1y ago
Genuine question ( I avoid windows) is putty still necessary now that WSL is a thing?
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by bdavbdav 1y ago
The nuance is it’s a job building with the tool he’s created. It’s like turning down the inventor of (insert DBMS here) to build a CRUD app.
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by bdavbdav 1y ago
Fair bit of their website down too. Hug of death or related issue?

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