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by dvno42 6y ago
Only somewhat related but I have a phone where the front camera mechanically pops up when it's used. I've noticed that by default, when I visit many websites, without notification the camera pops up and down quickly. After every F
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by dvno42 6y ago
Looks terrible. Figures MS would make it look FisherPrice like. GL it is.
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by dvno42 6y ago
Look into the p25 standard. I wouldn't know but I wouldn't be surprised it many agencies use it for digital/analog data and can probably be brute forced with cheap hardware. Search for p25 DES-OFB. Now would be a great time f
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by dvno42 6y ago
Funkwhale for the backend and Otter for the mobile front end. https://funkwhale.audio/en_US/ https://github.com/apognu/otter
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by dvno42 6y ago
Wow. This this is a really impressive project. Thanks for sharing!
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by dvno42 7y ago
This is really neat. I logged in for a few seconds to check out the interface (should have taken a screenshot). The center of the meeting shows a large white square window and smaller colored squares indicating other meeting participants. Y
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by dvno42 7y ago
Thanks for this. Just finished coloring today's image. I haven't colored anything in at least 10 years. Great way to unwind a bit.
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by dvno42 7y ago
Funny that this is coming up. I just transferred over from Namecheap to Cloudflare a few days ago and had a similar issue. One of my A records (out of about 20) were missing after the transfer.
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by dvno42 7y ago
I have been a very happy user of Syncthing over Wireguard (connecting all my devices back home). Adding to that a VM of "OpenMediaVault" for NAS/Backup, PiHole to catch what Ublock misses, and music streaming via FunkWhale, I
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by dvno42 7y ago
This is rad! Is there an existing way to show adult content? Looks like the backend needs to click "I'm over 18" button.
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by dvno42 7y ago
It's a very small world in these circles. Seems everyone is only a few degrees separate.
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by dvno42 7y ago
I might be going the wrong way with that then. Using stegoveritas I noticed that PNG has a bunch of "ISO-8859 text, with very long lines, with no line terminators" files which isn't normal for PNGs.
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by dvno42 7y ago
Check the pngs across the domain. There is something special in at least one of them.
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by dvno42 7y ago
Ended up using makemime which showed the data in base64. Good enough! Interestingly enough though the ORME.flag showed permission denied... I'll have to go back to that one later.
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by dvno42 7y ago
Opinion but I'm getting that impression, I was visiting Britain earlier this year and to gain entry to a sit down restaurant (Denny's type place), I was required to produce my passport or ID so that a copy could be scanned and sav
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by dvno42 7y ago
Consider a slow cooker. I make a lot of lentil and other bean based things soaked in spices, broth, onions, etc. Lots of left overs and easy to set and forget. Tons of recipes out there too. Low effort and delicious.
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by dvno42 8y ago
Do you have a non-paywalled version of this?
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by dvno42 8y ago
There's a slight learning curve but I've been very happy with GnuCash. It supports multiple accounts and containers, has decent reporting, invoicing, categorizing, etc. I also really like that it's offline. https:/&#x2F
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by dvno42 8y ago
Does anyone have more info on this? From what I recall there are mirrored systems with duplicate CPUs, memory, flash, etc. In the event of issues with one computer, they failover to the second. Was this an issue with something on the &quot
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by dvno42 8y ago
Auto playing videos. Scrubbed here: https://outline.com/xhUdzs
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by dvno42 8y ago
Perhaps a few tweaks can be made to the platform to help ensure HN's "core values" (that sounds silly) are passed on to new users. For the most part there's always been a good herd mentality to negate the one off low qua
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by dvno42 8y ago
If you go to your prime settings there is an option to "Remind Me 3 days before renewing" if you want to cancel but have already given them your money.
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by dvno42 8y ago
Just a thought but why hasn't Multicast or Reserved sections been sliced up further and added back into the pool? I'm guessing going back and making those addresses Internet routable would be very difficult at this point. Since MB
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by dvno42 8y ago
Here is the Post-mortem from the OP on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/9si6r9/postmortem...
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by dvno42 8y ago
There's also Hyperion. You can do something similar (via screen capture). Here's a Pi running Kodi with Hyperion in the background. There's an Arduino connected over usb to the Pi collecting serial data and sending pixel data
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by dvno42 8y ago
For Networking in the ISP space, for me the most helpful have been: - Interdomain Multicast Routing: Practical Juniper Networks and Cisco Systems Solutions - Inside Cisco IOS Software Architecture - MPLS-Enabled Applications: Emerging Devel
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by dvno42 8y ago
Pictures aren't loading on the link above but this one didn't give me any trouble. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-587011...
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by dvno42 8y ago
Planetbid hosts a lot of state agencies in California. Google planetbid plus a city name and that should get you some results.
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by dvno42 8y ago
I can speak to this a bit. Some pacers can be programmed to beep in certain situations to indicate things like, low battery. Alternatively you can set some models up so that when a magnet is applied, different programmable actions occur suc
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by dvno42 8y ago
If you could remove the common name/url from the clear text portion of the packet, that would make filtering the web site more difficult. Some enterprise firewalls/filters look at the CN to match against a ratings database in lieu

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