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by drio 2y ago
Yes, very sad. Two alternatives exist: 1. Syncthing-Fork ( https://github.com/Catfriend1/syncthing-android ) - Works just like the official app. Install from F-Droid or GitHub. Single developer but active. 2. Syncthing i
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by drio 2y ago
> why isn't ip6 more popular Not sure how much of a factor but human usability has always been challenging. There is also the lack of business incentives.
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by drio 2y ago
This is outstanding. Kudos. I'm curious about your setup - which 3D printer are you using? Looking at your pictures, it seems you might be printing in an apartment space. I'm particularly interested in how you manage ventilation a
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by drio 2y ago
> This is primarily the reason I am careful going deep into the Tailscale ecosystem (which, similar to earlier Bitwarden, is touting a "hey, we are the good guys" horn for now). My network is a critical piece of my infra and I
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by drio 2y ago
It looks good. Thank you for sharing. Is anyone aware of a similar tool for Linux?
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by drio 2y ago
Do you mind sharing the details of the rack mount you use?
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by drio 2y ago
> "Would you mind sharing the name of the data center?" Curious to know what you use other than grafana in your monitoring stack. We use prometheus for metrics/alerts and Loki/promtail for logs.
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by drio 2y ago
Would you mind sharing the name of the data center?
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by drio 2y ago
How do you feel about their GPU selection? I understand the 2U rack limits their choices, but what would you recommend as a good GPU that strikes a balance between performance and price?
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by drio 2y ago
I use a similar setup with my brother who lives in Europe, but instead of a MacBook Air, I’m using a Raspberry Pi. The Pi runs Tailscale as an exit node, and whenever I want to catch a game or a show, I simply connect to that ex
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by drio 2y ago
@sneak, can you comment on your experience with nebula vs Tailscale?
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by drio 2y ago
> Most people do not use TailScale. I'd encourage doing the work of understanding why, there is likely a big opportunity somewhere here. When you use Tailscale extensively, it becomes your new network. Now all your systems depend on
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by drio 4y ago
Thank you for posting, very informative. Some random comments: I use a Mikrotik router and I have a dedicated network for devices I don’t want to access my main network. They can only access my MQTT server. RouterOS (mikrotik OS) is a bit t
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Ask HN: How to ensure your water is safe to drink?
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by drio 4y ago
I just upgraded my M1 air to Ventura. I typically wait for apple to release the first software update before upgrading to a major version but I thought I'd give it a try after reading this post. It was absolutely painless and I did not
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by drio 5y ago
Cool! Thank you for sharing. I wrote a similar version myself recently: https://observablehq.com/@drio/visualizing-the-fourier-serie... and I have a follow up that I call Alien Machines: https://observableh
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by drio 9y ago
Thank you for sharing this with the world. I am wondering about the impact that maximizing the overlap of interests between you and the company would have in the process. Not only at the technology level (important too), but at the business
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by drio 9y ago
I think it should be read by everybody, period.
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by drio 9y ago
+1 for this one. I just finished it.So much wisdom.
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by drio 9y ago
Also, what are your favorite books/resources about the history of Mathematics? Something with similar contents to this resource but perhaps connecting the different discoveries.
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by drio 9y ago
This is great. Thank you for sharing. These days I am working on trying to understand the Fourier transform (1807). It is great fun. I finally understand the equation and how it works. Pure beauty. Now I am in the process to use it in pract
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by drio 9y ago
Think stats ( http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920020745.do ) is very enjoyable and very practical. You can read it online for free.
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by drio 9y ago
+1 to Code (Petzold). I would absolutely start with that. One of my favorite books. The build a computer course from coursera ( https://www.coursera.org/learn/build-a-computer ) is the natural next step after reading cod
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by drio 10y ago
Understand what the ego is and how is trying to hold you down.