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cweagans
7mo ago
Well, okay, you can select two specific words to fuel your apparent outrage if you'd like, but if you actually read the entire sentence, you'll see that there is some critical context that you're missing: "you have to ph
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cweagans
7mo ago
You're missing that the Yubikey Nano exists. You just leave it in the port. You don't need to remove it - you have to physically touch it to activate it in the same way that you'd have to touch the Touch ID sensor.
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cweagans
7mo ago
The parent comment didn't seem to say anything offensive. Why so hostile?
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7mo ago
Calling it "consumer-grade RAM" is inaccurate - RAM is RAM. When you solder it to a board, you now have a DIMM that is carrying RAM chips. It's a semantic difference, but it's important.
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7mo ago
The announcement means that they're closing Crucial - just like it says in the title and the first paragraph. The rest of that press release is outlining the mechanics of how that works + some fluff. Micron is going to continue produci
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7mo ago
I think you missed the implied /s in the parent post.
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cweagans
8mo ago
So?
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cweagans
8mo ago
You might be interested in knowing about https://trmnl.com . No affiliation beyond interest in buying a few in the future. They have a 10.3" version in the works.
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8mo ago
Anyone know why the parent project, Tsonic, would compile Typescript to C# instead of directly to CIL? Is it because there's a closer 1:1 mapping between the language primitives or some other reason?
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cweagans
8mo ago
You used to be able to just call Amazon and they'd refund the difference. Not sure if they do that anymore.
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8mo ago
Yeah, it works great.
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8mo ago
Use reed switches behind the clock face and magnets on the (presumably) different length hands instead of hall sensors. NTP sync once per day is more than adequate for household timekeeping - it might drift a few seconds here and there, but
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cweagans
8mo ago
Missed opportunity: Clawdflare. Too bad they had to change the name.
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9mo ago
That's a really neat solution. Does that mean one of the constraints you'd have to impose is that a given customer can only have as many VMs as there are addresses in the block of IPs that you own? If they tried to create another
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9mo ago
Which is (and this is true) a power tool . It's a decent analogy though: there are many tasks for which a CNC router would be an inappropriate tool choice (e.g. you can cut dovetails on a CNC router, but it's a pain in the ass an
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9mo ago
How did you start your SWE career in 2016/2017 refactoring a COBOL application??? Sounds like a fun story!
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9mo ago
The question you're actually trying to answer is unlikely to be "why is this the way that it is" and more likely to be "if I make this change, will I break anything". So just don't worry about it: make your c
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9mo ago
Your GitHub repo and the associated medium article do a great job of describing the problem and the solution that you settled on. I don’t understand why you didn’t include a screenshot of what this looks like though. The suitability of your
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9mo ago
There used to be a commercially-made tv-b-gone device. Not sure if it's made anymore, but there's a DIY kit that appears to do the same thing: https://www.adafruit.com/product/73 I used to carry one with me e
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cweagans
9mo ago
https://www.cweagans.net - blog, portfolio, resume, and hub for my open source projects.
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9mo ago
If you had one, you could also buy games in the form of “cartridges”. Putting one of those cartridges into the gameboy would let you play the game for as long as the batteries held out.
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9mo ago
It's probably the dev cert for macOS.
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9mo ago
I love the hardware. Software sucks. When this broke today, I just downloaded SteerMouse and updated my license. Never going back to the Logitech software.
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9mo ago
I'm not sure what led you to this conclusion, but only the code was AI-assisted. The blog post was 100% written by me.
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9mo ago
Another +1. You have a really nice writing style!
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9mo ago
I'm reasonably sure that it's not a hard-and-fast rule. As an easy counterexample, they actively encourage people to publish stuff prefaced with n8n: https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=n8n-nodes-
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9mo ago
I'm not worried about it. If they complain, we can address it then.
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I've done this twice for local schools. It was an event for the entire school to listen in on. In one case, we relayed the signal from the roof of the school to another local ham's house, where he had a big antenna on a tower with
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10mo ago
Author here! AMA
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