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by da768 3y ago
> without providing material contributions back They need more open PRs? It's not like these contributions would necessarily be welcome.
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by da768 3y ago
Apparently that's not the case, but I'd expect links to be marked as visited only if I clicked them from that page.
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by da768 3y ago
1.4 has config sync and a REST API coming in
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by da768 3y ago
Works better in plain sunlight and with barcode scanners I assume. Pretty much any apps showing a barcode sets your phone on full brightness.
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by da768 3y ago
It's more than web discussions. People only care about American politics and controversies even in places that don't speak English.
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by da768 3y ago
Last time I tried Tunnelbroker, it caused major performance issues. Not sure it's a good thing for VoIP calls.
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by da768 3y ago
As much as I tried to believe in Asus' reputation in the past 20 years, I'm pretty much done with them. 2 of 2 mainboards (TUF and Maximus series) with random reboot issues, 1 of 2 GPUs with firmware issues causing BSODs, 1 of 2 r
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by da768 3y ago
Wow, I haven't ordered from Mouser in years honestly, if I remember correctly, they had started using $60+ FedEx services for international shipping for a while. Mostly for hobby use, it's a mix between Digi-Key and Newark for me.
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by da768 3y ago
Whenever I've needed AWS support it was just as aweful as GCP. For example, 12 hour Aurora outage, support was only replying a generic "waiting for engineering team" answer, SLA only refund about $15 although we ended up payi
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by da768 4y ago
That's the easiest way to maintain firmware for docking stations, SSDs, laptops, mouse dongles, etc.
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by da768 4y ago
Except for ISPs. Whenever a major website goes down, people blame their ISPs. When their own provider goes down, they don't remember which one they use and blame every other one in their region as well.
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by da768 4y ago
Having this in M.2 format would make an awesome swap drive for a bunch of devices out there with undersized soldered RAM.
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by da768 4y ago
You can find the Annapurna Labs AL73400 (Graviton 1st gen) in some devices, but I'm not sure you can easily install your own OS.
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by da768 4y ago
Docker image with Firefox 52 ESR and Java plugin comes to the rescue.
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by da768 4y ago
Last time I tried it, it was using sshfs mounts. Way slower than whatever Docker Desktop is using. Looks like sshfs is now unmaintained, I can't find what they're using now.
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by da768 4y ago
Of course, on the other side, there's never any pollution involved bringing fuel to the gas pump.
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by da768 4y ago
802.1x only authenticates devices, there's no encryption whatsoever past that point. You'd need MACsec or a VPN connection to prevent tapping.
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by da768 4y ago
NEC has commercial displays with builtin Pi CM4s. https://www.sharpnecdisplays.us/products/displays/ma551-mpi4...
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by da768 4y ago
I've had good experience with Accell cables so far, they're usually well rated and have proper certification. They do sell HBR3 cables, but nothing more than an announcement for UHBR cables. EDIT: Club3D is also one of the rare br
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by da768 4y ago
And there are reports that the 2022 firmware updates now make it harder to use 3rd party toner.
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by da768 4y ago
IIRC you're replacing the whole OS inage on every update now. Also, their edge caches are awefully throttled on large downloads if your ISP has one installed. The Akamai CDN performs a lot better. I ended up switching DNS servers just
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by da768 4y ago
The slideshow just below shows it used as a single monitor.
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by da768 4y ago
They probably bought into SLA clauses claiming Rogers won't have maintenance downtime on both circuits at the same time. That shouldn't be an excuse not to have a backup with another provider.
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by da768 5y ago
Some store fluorescent bulbs produce enough UV, 24/7, to make printed boxes fade away, and turn plastics brittle and yellow. It's not as strong as full sunlight, but it's still there nonetheless.
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by da768 5y ago
Well that was true until mariadb 10.1 <-> mysql 5.6. Now they diverge too much to assume this.
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by da768 5y ago
We basically had to fork the official Dockerfile for 5.7, switch to ubuntu-provided packages and change the debconf options + some tzdata problems to work around this. For 8.0 there are some arm64 images already on Docker Hub, just the orac
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by da768 5y ago
CHT, other than Harvard ChartXL, looks like some printers support it. Could be worth trying to raw print it? Now maybe that floppy disk has corruption. (You could check if you get the same byte-for-byte output using another drive or give a
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by da768 5y ago
Helical piles going below frost line would work
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Finding a $Billion Dollar Fault Mode(circuitcellar.com)
3 points by da768 5y ago|0 comments
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by da768 6y ago
https://www.whosampled.com/

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