crazysim

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by crazysim 4y ago
Hah, I see. Yeah, that would do it.
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by crazysim 4y ago
The list of ECUs for the Rav4 Prime was looked up in Toyota TechInfo, but not for future cars that also have that system.
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by crazysim 4y ago
Even BSD has a Linux compat layer right?
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by crazysim 4y ago
On a RAV4 Prime (or RAV4 PHEV for those outside of North America), these ECUs reportedly have "ECU Security Key" (A SecOC implementation) or signed/authenticated CAN bus commands since replacing them requires a check in with
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by crazysim 4y ago
Hmm, this is the one that's closer to the Python docker-compose and not "docker compose" that's built into docker right now right?
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by crazysim 4y ago
They're not having a great Friday.
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by crazysim 4y ago
I would love the option to be able to bring your own key. It won't be free, but I share the same concern but I am happy to pay for that.
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by crazysim 4y ago
Pre-emptively stave off the anti-trust!
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by crazysim 4y ago
ChatGPT can't access the external internet. The example ChatGPT instruction where they "teach it" just has the user giving it a URL to their docs and ChatGPT is like "oh ok got it" (Figure 3). I'm not sure if t
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by crazysim 4y ago
Could this fit into GitHub Codespaces's top VM?
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by crazysim 4y ago
Is it possible to do the opposite?
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by crazysim 4y ago
Turning off dogfood? https://workspace.google.com/products/vault/
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by crazysim 4y ago
I think you found my issue but they haven't fixed it for at least two years at this point since I've reported it. It'll be nice to kill off one leg of the transfer though. That said, I'm pretty happy I got acknowledgemen
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by crazysim 4y ago
In another branch of replies, it does not appear there is an API to do transfers. Just a transfer tool. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34904775 . Nothing about any deviations from the S3 API for transloading or an API
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by crazysim 4y ago
I don't see any documentation about an API here at all. It's just yeah we support these sources for our transfer tool and contact our team for them. From the outside it's a lot closer to the storage transfer job stuff I'
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by crazysim 4y ago
Won't this also kinda temporarily brick Gmail too? The shared storage will be full.
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by crazysim 4y ago
Interesting, I was thinking this would be useful for Atlassian Cloud but never thought about enterprise Google Workspace takeout.
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by crazysim 4y ago
Actually, the surprise was that it applied to non-Cloudflare hosts such as Azure Storage's endpoint. Request limits against Cloudflare itself? Famous. Against another non-Cloudflare host from a Cloudflare Worker's environment? Muc
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by crazysim 4y ago
This might not be appropriate for users who cannot temporarily store 1TB in their GDrive.
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by crazysim 4y ago
Ah! I guess I missed that. It confused the CF Discord a bit but I guess it is documented.
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by crazysim 4y ago
That AWS centric idea with Lambda seems pretty reasonable cost-wise too. One issue with Cloudflare Workers is that it is limited in only being able to PUT 100MB at a time to any host, Cloudflare or not, in an undocumented limit presumably
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by crazysim 4y ago
Azure uses this functionality for their "Transfer me data from GCS/S3" functionality in their CLI. Unfortunately, product-wise, they seemed to have missed the memo about making an S3 compatible interface like GCS. Oh well. At
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by crazysim 4y ago
Funny, it's done the opposite for me. I like Google Takeout. While downloading the archives is a pain in the ass and hence why GTR exists, Google makes it easier to assemble all data in Google all together which is something I don&#x27
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by crazysim 4y ago
I'm also looking to see how this can be used to make local backups easier too. Intermediate and temporary staging to Cloudflare R2 might be helpful in allowing the use of queueable/resumable download managers against Takeout archi
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by crazysim 4y ago
At the moment it's just Azure. Azure's API is special as mentioned by other comments. That said, I've tried PUT-ing directly the Azure but quickly discovered that Azure actually has an ingress(!) quota on bytes, not requests
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by crazysim 4y ago
It was just what I had on hand. I was also using it for another project. It simply had the least amount of danger or cost for hosting a public demo. The bandwidth costs that the Big cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and GCP have simply wasn&
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by crazysim 4y ago
Nope, this just gets the ZIPs off and out of Google. My trouble is with the gargantuan size I have to deal with (1TB+). How you get the bytes back out to a format another provider can take is best handled by other already existing projects
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by crazysim 4y ago
For those concerned about this, the public proxy should just be considered only for demo purposes. You may also consider only using it for the YouTube portion of your Takeout too. Unfortunately, even if people did modify their own proxies,
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Show HN: Gargantuan Takeout Rocket – Google Takeout Transloader to Azure(github.com)
98 points by crazysim 4y ago|41 comments
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by crazysim 4y ago
You should see https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-teams/premium . It may not be what you describe but they are definitely flirting.

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