darknavi

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by darknavi 6y ago
Something really cool about seeing the device sitting on a table and realizing that it is now on Mars. Working on this stuff must be _very_ rewarding (assuming that the payloads land in one piece!).
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by darknavi 6y ago
> communicates with Perseverance using the Zigbee protocol I hope they installed the Home Assistant Core docker container on Perseverance. Gotta get those sweet dashboards.
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by darknavi 6y ago
Not sure if you help maintain these links but the link to Planetary here is dead: https://libcinder.org/gallery
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by darknavi 6y ago
Do you still watch your physical media? Your "pay for what you consume" policy jives with me but I will virtually never watch a physical Bluray. I wish it was easier to buy DRM free digital media directly from the people who make
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by darknavi 6y ago
They haven't killed old.reddit.com (yet). I assume they see the metrics of who refuses to swap over and who doesn't.
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by darknavi 6y ago
Glad they haven't restricted API access other than newer shit features. I'm going to be sad when Apollo stops working one day as it is an amazing iOS experience.
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by darknavi 6y ago
One day you'll learn about the one Russian submariner who saved all of our web services from destruction.
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by darknavi 6y ago
Streaming your own media (Plex, Kodi, etc.), hosting your own password manager (BitWarden), home automation (Home Assistant, Node-RED), torrent seed box, a VPN so you can remote into your own network (OpenVPN), security NVR (Unifi Protect,
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by darknavi 6y ago
+1 for Unraid. If I had a small installation where I didn't need easy-to-expand software raid, I'd probably go with something like Portainer just for the easy docker config.
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by darknavi 6y ago
Not my preferred setup but I hope products like this help people get into "homelabbing" and self-hosting more of their stuff.
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Robert A. Altman, co-founder and CEO of ZeniMax, has died(twitter.com)
2 points by darknavi 6y ago|0 comments
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by darknavi 6y ago
They have funding rounds and their customers (NASA, government, private industry) pays. Because SpaceX is a private company, none of us really know (publicly) its financial state. It could be profitable at this point.
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by darknavi 6y ago
I bought a UDM Pro so I could run Unifi Protect. I got three cameras deep and their SSO went down the other day. It was impossible to access from my phone, as their app only supports SSO login. WHAT? I bought this stuff so I could self-ho
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by darknavi 6y ago
Sounds like a perfect time for that company to sponsor the project financially!
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by darknavi 6y ago
Here is a cached version on Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20161218181922/https://www.faceb...
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by darknavi 6y ago
Unraid+docker has made self-hosting tons of services super easy. Pretty liberating until you're the one who fucked up the "up-time" and the family starts texting you about Plex being down.
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by darknavi 6y ago
Think of how many people have Netflix that don't even use it. They want to get Game Pass to the point where it's a de facto standard that a gamer has Game Pass.
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by darknavi 6y ago
We all know this was just because Todd Howard wanted Skyrim on MORE platforms. Next week: "Now you can play Skyrim on your Android phones via xCloud!"
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by darknavi 6y ago
Why not both? So far Microsoft has been pretty "hands off" with the development process of a lot of the IPs it has acquired.