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by cuu508 3y ago
Aren't you confusing Audacity with Amarok?
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by cuu508 3y ago
Even for the garage door opener use case, one nice thing about Pi is you can run Cloudflare tunnel on it – you can then access it from the internet without messing with port forwarding or TLS certificates.
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by cuu508 3y ago
systemd also has shorthands like "hourly": https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/systemd.time.7.htm... The man page lists: minutely, hourly, daily, monthly, weekly, yearly, quarterly, semiannual
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by cuu508 3y ago
Is the context URL correct? It takes me to a list of projects.
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by cuu508 3y ago
You can learn all of this on your own! Like most of us learned programming ;-) Probably don't start with a self-balancing cube as the first project though. Get an Arduino or ESP board, make some leds blink and go from there.
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Denmark orders schools to stop sending student data to Google(bleepingcomputer.com)
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by cuu508 3y ago
Can you point to a few specific examples? Are there signs this is targetted, and done maliciously? I have not previously noticed/recogmized articles like this, and am asking out of curiosity.
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by cuu508 3y ago
Maybe we can stretch the metaphor to a number of frogs in the pot, and the frogs need to work collectively to escape the pot. It is hotter in the middle of the pot, the frogs there are already in the panic, while the frogs at the sides are
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by cuu508 3y ago
It would be interesting to see examples where this scenario played out.
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by cuu508 3y ago
This is ethical email marketing. Here's another bad business advice: don't be a spammer, don't facilitate spamming, don't work with spammers.
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by cuu508 3y ago
> If you collect email addresses, do not promote the main product after at least 3-4 product email updates of that free tool. I would generalize to: if you collect email addresses, do not use them for anything other than the original sta
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by cuu508 3y ago
> It means their app will feel slow no matter what. How so? Do the heavy tools need to run alongside the app? Are you thinking of something like Android emulator? For that scenario, keep the beastly workstation, but switch to a $150 phon
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by cuu508 3y ago
History can also contain potentially sensitive things like hostnames of non-public systems, usernames, filenames, URLs. I would not want that stuff to hang around indefinitely.
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by cuu508 3y ago
Cool idea, but the short explanations and crude ASCII art makes it hard to understand each case. For example in question 4 it is not clear what is the exact relationship between pulling the lever and the hospital. Ambiguous questions lead t
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by cuu508 3y ago
In a way, you're lucky you only got this far into the migration. What I'd do: visit the bank and fix the email address in person, set up a new Tailscale account, and choose my next email provider carefully.
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by cuu508 3y ago
I think what they really meant there was > But with pushes, we have to guess what is the upper limit of unwanted marketing the customer will tolerate
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by cuu508 3y ago
What method do you propose to compare the performance of different programming languages?
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by cuu508 3y ago
Ah, OK, so the end user is trying to prove there is a hard-to-reproduce fault in the software. I do not know how this is being handled in practice, but I think it would be reasonable to require evidence.
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by cuu508 3y ago
What specific scenario are you thinking of? Who is trying to prove what?
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by cuu508 3y ago
Ask scammers to demonstrate the fault using an unmodified copy downloaded from your downloads page. If the can not, no case.
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by cuu508 3y ago
If you use UUIDField and MariaDB >= 10.7, read Django 5 release notes carefully. Other than that, smooth upgrade :-)
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by cuu508 3y ago
> That is somewhat true but in many ways it turns out that customers treat the open source version as what it is: open source. This means that they do not shame, reject or decline the offer of some other company to provide bespoke deploy
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by cuu508 3y ago
> It is hard to be open licensed but find other players in the space who just want to commercialize other’s contributions without giving back. And I have not seen any practical proposals for how to deal with this without changing license
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by cuu508 3y ago
Me too, but I want none of this built into the car (not even if just as a "dumb" Android Auto screen) because this technology will look outdated and tacky in 5 years
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by cuu508 3y ago
[2013] What ultimately came out of this?
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by cuu508 3y ago
They are ahead in software side of things, so ... they fixed it in software :-)
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by cuu508 3y ago
Ah I see. That's bad.
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by cuu508 3y ago
SponsorBlock now works on Android, awesome!
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by cuu508 3y ago
> What struck me first is that although I could get that model with Linux preinstalled, in that case I was limited to a most basic model (like 16 GB of (soldered!) RAM). That didn't make a lot of sense, so I swallowed my pride and d
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by cuu508 3y ago
Maybe yes, but note that op knowingly bought unsupported model.

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