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by cozzyd 1y ago
This may be reasonable if you're writing a library but not for applications.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
You can totally use that workflow with git.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I have been using signalfd + epoll where it looks like I could use eventfd instead (or just epoll_pwait). Is there a significant benefit to one approach over another? I suspect eventfd might be more efficient (and doesn't use up a sig
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Red Pill Linux
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by cozzyd 1y ago
fortunately, in this case, it seems like the malware may be moot if you use the iso to wipe your windows installation...
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by cozzyd 1y ago
An asteroid barreling towards Earth is undoubtedly beautiful, as is a mushroom cloud.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Yes, be careful about mentioning immigration-related business on Slack.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
The Deportation Industrial Complex is forming.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Is there really cargo from easy Asia to North America that makes sense to ship via train rather than boat or plane? I guess if it ends up in a train anyway on one side it might make sense. A road tunnel would make much less sense. Of course
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Salesforce Tries to Help ICE Boost Its Immigration Force(nytimes.com)
16 points by cozzyd 1y ago|0 comments
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by cozzyd 1y ago
You just use a similar approach to how you update the bootloader on a microcontroller... the "application" does it.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Why not just have a "A new version is available" thing pop up at the top of the window (that can be closed out)? A user is not necessarily connected to fast or cheap internet at all times. Automatically downloaded updates are a ba
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by cozzyd 1y ago
And to be clear, I'm not necessarily against running readsb I just don't want to run random bash scripts that mess with a running system... It looks like readsb is an evolution of dump1090 with potentially more features? I'll
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by cozzyd 1y ago
It's unfortunate I can only delete my Facebook account (which I'd had since 2005) once.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Thanks! After doing some more digging I suspected something like this was the simplest solution! Thanks for confirming.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Elon is designing for the future when all railroads are replaced by superior hyperloop technology. Why bother designing for a legacy feature? Next you'll suggest that the vehicle should avoid running over pedestrians and cyclists.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Bovino, the commanding officer for "Operation Midway Blitz" also said as much https://www.wbez.org/immigration/2025/09/30/transcript-audio...
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by cozzyd 1y ago
It's a feature, not a bug. Make trains late and people will have to buy more cars.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Can ... I just use socat? It looks like maybe dump1090 already might output data in the right format...
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Facebook suspends Chicago ICE-sightings group at Trump administration's request(chicago.suntimes.com)
21 points by cozzyd 1y ago|4 comments
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by cozzyd 1y ago
yes, we have an SDR running some form of dump1090, then we are parsing json output from that and sticking it in a local sqlite database (we cycle databases once per day). Then that sqlite database eventually gets copied down. There are pla
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I appreciate the information! And yes, the fact that most sites are corporate makes me really distrustful of running random scripts from them. This is sort of an example of what I'm talking about though, this script seems to install a
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Yeah I definitely don't want to run an opaque container either. We're already collecting and storing the data... I am happy to throw the data over via a udp socket or http request, but I don't want random software that we don
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Yeah we are receiving it and dumping it into a sqlite database per day, but we're not sharing it.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
We have a an ADS-B receiver at Summit Station in Greenland which we use to track airplanes that produce RFI we see in our experiment. I've considered sharing data (since nobody else seems to have data there) but the feeding instruction
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Why not just chunk the json packets instead?
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I bet it won't let a passenger connect a Bluetooth device while it's running though
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by cozzyd 1y ago
> going 65 on the highway Oh you sweet summer child
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by cozzyd 1y ago
since entangle/gphoto2 works so well, I wonder if a clunkier but ultimately easier way to do this would be to use very small form factor embedded Linux system that plugs into the side of the camera and has WiFi. Would need a battery an
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by cozzyd 1y ago
incomplete strings could be fun in certain cases {"cleanup_cmd":"rm -rf /home/foo/.tmp" }

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