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MeshCore, a new lightweight, hybrid routing mesh protocol for packet radios(github.com)
101 points by cuu508 2y ago|36 comments
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by cuu508 2y ago
My classmate submitted a random paper but with font changed to wingdings or webdings, and explained to the teacher that the computer got all messed up and he could not get normal letters back. Does that count?
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by cuu508 2y ago
Thanks. These are a little big (100Ah, 200Ah, 50Ah...), heavy and expensive compared to what I'm looking for. For reference, I'm currently using a 5W panel, and a single 18650 element, costing a few dollars from AliExpress. Works
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by cuu508 2y ago
I'm searching for "self heating power bank" on amazon.com and get various random crap (self heating lunch boxes, regular noname power banks, heating pad for pets...). Could you point me to some specific examples?
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by cuu508 2y ago
Can you point to any specific examples? Do they support solar charging? And what wattage panel would be needed to support both charging and heating?
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by cuu508 2y ago
> Things that have a small solar panel, a battery, and no grid connection could benefit from this. As a side topic, what are the currently available options for this? I've heard about sodium ion (safer but still not sub-zero chargin
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by cuu508 2y ago
*tenets
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by cuu508 2y ago
I use per-recipient internal rate limiting too, that alone is not enough, especially for new numbers. I'm not using a sender pool though.
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by cuu508 2y ago
My SaaS is sending monitoring notifications using signal-cli, and I regularly run into rate limits (enforced by Signal servers, not signal-cli), especially when sending to new numbers/usernames. To the author--do you have any plans on
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by cuu508 2y ago
The name "sgnly" makes me think it is an electronic signing service, but from your description it seems it converts documents into templates (and partially fills them?). Perhaps consider a name change?
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by cuu508 2y ago
And you have to build up the volume gradually. In the industry this is called "warming up IP addresses". See for example https://help.elasticemail.com/en/articles/2788598-how-to-war... or https:/&#
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by cuu508 2y ago
OTOH, with dedicated servers you can have bad neighbors in the same rack, but with VPS you can have bad neighbors in the same server. I'm using both dedicated servers and VPS on Hetzner, and, anecdotally, I see more consistent network
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by cuu508 2y ago
Intentionally ot not, it also prevents mass scraping.
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by cuu508 2y ago
> But where do you store emergency codes? On paper.
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by cuu508 2y ago
Source for $40000?
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by cuu508 2y ago
How can IPMI detect the cause (kernel panic vs user command) for restart?
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by cuu508 2y ago
> That does not prevent them from putting up a warning message that says "You just scanned a code which will allow another device to read all future messages sent to you, and send messages from your identity. Are you sure you want t
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by cuu508 2y ago
Alright, let's say the hosting company has an out-of-band mechanism for detecting reboots. How do they know if the reboots are abnormal (like in this case) or normal, customer-ordered reboots after software upgrades?
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Mainboard Replacements for Hetzner's AX42, AX52 and AX102 Servers(status.hetzner.com)
1 points by cuu508 2y ago|0 comments
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by cuu508 2y ago
Hence > Kubernetes is not the first thing that comes to mind when I think of "understanding where their code is running and what it's doing"...
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by cuu508 2y ago
I understand that the ability to place stuff "into" a TKey would be needed to support discoverable WebAuthn credentials ("passkeys"). But would it also be needed for non-discoverable credentials?
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by cuu508 2y ago
The problem, for me, is not censoring/not censoring sources like Yandex. The problem is them sharing profit with Yandex.
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by cuu508 2y ago
https://kagifeedback.org/d/5445-reconsider-yandex-integratio...
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by cuu508 2y ago
It is unlikely Google will shut down GMail, but at an individual level you can lose access to it without any warning. I no longer trust it as my primary email.
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by cuu508 2y ago
In a Cloudflare+GMail setup, what SMTP server would I use for sending?
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by cuu508 2y ago
In Latvia, there's a requirement to prepare invoices in PEPPOL xml format (B2G from 2025, B2B from 2026), but no requirenent to send them over PEPPOL network.
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by cuu508 2y ago
Some are good, some are bad, buyer beware. No direct experience, but I recently read[1] Brother HL-L3220CW counts printed pages, and refuses to print after a set number of pages, even if there's still toner in the cartridge. Some model
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by cuu508 2y ago
They do pay Yandex https://kagifeedback.org/d/5445-reconsider-yandex-integratio...
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by cuu508 2y ago
> Encrypted disks is a requirement because I don't trust the facility to wipe disks properly. Couldn't you wipe the disks yourself? Or are you thinking of cases where the disk breaks, gets replaced, and the removed disk does no
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by cuu508 2y ago
Or just a human-readable label with the model and year on it. Visitors would not need to mess with gadgets to read the labels which would be a huge usability win.

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