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by emilburzo 4y ago
https://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2017-05-04/the-pmcs-of-ec2...
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by emilburzo 4y ago
Although most of the articles focus on the benefits of Kubernetes for work, where you usually have more options (e.g. AWS Fargate), I've found it extremely helpful in the case where you want to self-host stuff personally/"at
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Data Insights from 10k Garmin InReach SOS Incidents(garmin.com)
2 points by emilburzo 4y ago|0 comments
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Aggregated Gas Storage Inventory – Europe(agsi.gie.eu)
31 points by emilburzo 4y ago|8 comments
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by emilburzo 4y ago
> My cheap co2 sensor [...] Which one?
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A Crack in the Linux Firewall(randorisec.fr)
264 points by emilburzo 4y ago|64 comments
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The teen who tracks jets agreed to stop monitoring Mark Cuban's flights(businessinsider.com)
1 points by emilburzo 4y ago|0 comments
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by emilburzo 4y ago
> I use Shelly relays installed behind all my switches [...] > As a perk you retain the functionality of the existing light switch This sounds super interesting, so both the control from shelly/HA and the physical light switch ca
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by emilburzo 4y ago
I recommend getting a rtl-sdr and playing around with rtl_433. It will probably change your mind about needing to be very close to things. Even with the small antenna these devices come with, I can pickup TPMS signals from the cars on the n
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by emilburzo 5y ago
I have this[1] Android app on my phone and try it out once in a while, it didn't pick up anything so far, which is probably good news. But I do wonder sometimes if it does actually work, i.e. it really would detect if something was the
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by emilburzo 5y ago
> Since Google turned off syncing of photos to Google Drive, my system broke for instance. Like OP, I haven't had time to set a new backup process up since then. Do it now[1]. Assuming what you already have setup for Google Drive is
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by emilburzo 5y ago
Link to the DIY air-quality monitor?
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by emilburzo 5y ago
I suspect it's from the selfie-stick gopro and cropped with subject tracking
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by emilburzo 5y ago
> You and a couple other commenters mention this and not trying to land. Do we know how long it was before he gave up? It's true that there might be video cuts, but just visually guesstimating, there's very little altitude diff
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by emilburzo 5y ago
There's definitely some suspicious stuff going on: - gave up waaaay too early compared to any pilot I've seen with an engine out - skydiving rig[1] (bulky, more/less easy to reach handles, steerable) instead of safety parachu
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by emilburzo 5y ago
Now? You can already get those metrics from the car's OBD2 port. There are even dongles which have Bluetooth so you can see/record the metrics on your phone, so it shouldn't take much to get them on a dashcam.
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by emilburzo 6y ago
What do you use for headphones? (I'm assuming the Shure is just a microphone)
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by emilburzo 6y ago
I use rclone[1] to do a daily local backup, just in case. [1] https://rclone.org/
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by emilburzo 6y ago
Do you mean reverse engineering the API response from the "set home/away" command? If yes, then I sort of[1] do this for the "status" part of the response, so I can give useful error messages back (e.g. wrong "
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by emilburzo 6y ago
Convenience, mostly. An ARP packet wouldn't work in the default Docker network configuration. You would have to give up network isolation and use "host networking" (which doesn't work on the Mac/Windows docker versi
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Reverse engineering the Nest home/away API(blog.emilburzo.com)
80 points by emilburzo 6y ago|20 comments
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by emilburzo 6y ago
I started this[1] the last time something similarly scary happened. It's very comforting to have a local copy of everything important in situations like this one. [1] https://wiki.emilburzo.com/backing-up-your-google-di
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by emilburzo 6y ago
Hey, since I removed all tracking from the app I've felt a bit blind if people are happy with it or more like just drive-by trying-it-once, so it always makes my day to hear genuine feedback (even more so when it's positive), than
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by emilburzo 6y ago
> There's no user setting. On Android, I rely on the Job Scheduler service, so the most the app can be woken up is once every 15 minutes (less if the Android OS feels like it). However, there is also a BroadcastReceiver set up to re
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by emilburzo 6y ago
https://www.pushbullet.com/ sounds like it fits the bill
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by emilburzo 6y ago
It's pretty hard to sell "just" a location sharing app, most people want extra features to feel like it's worth paying for, even more so for subscriptions. Some of the features I got requests for were: tracklogs/his
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by emilburzo 6y ago
Not to take away from the merits of ZFS, but this sounds like something that 2 disks with software RAID1 would prevent from happening. Also, 18 months sounds kind of short, I usually get around 5 years of use from hard drives. What brand ar
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by emilburzo 6y ago
Probably be slightly annoyed for a day, then... nothing, since I have a local copy of all my data. I actually started a wiki page[1] about how to backup data (automatically) from Google services when this scary article[2] hit here on HN, if
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Not a Satellite(notasatellite.com)
2 points by emilburzo 6y ago|0 comments
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by emilburzo 6y ago
Just a heads-up that DHT11 has ridiculously lousy humidity accuracy, I recommend going at least for DHT22.

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