extraduder_ire

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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
> I wish both Mastodon and Atproto supported opt-in pull-based, static sources. Bridgy web (brid.gy) does that somewhat. Converting static sites into site.standard atproto records and whatever the corresponding activitypub format is.
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
It is a popular benchmark for military spending though. Debt to tax revenue would make more sense as a metric.
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
Is that "obscurity through insecurity"?
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
FUCK yeah.
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
Current ram/storage squeeze aside, chips are cheap. Cheap as chips. Hard to beat the cost and compatibility of linux too.
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
It's been down intermittently all day. In some ways, that's worse than being completely down. Seems to be fine if you're using another appview like blacksky's one, or directly querying PDSs like red dwarf does. Social me
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
Don't most stock charting websites backdate splits to show the price as it would be with current stock?
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
It's more than one guy, there's a whole industry around it. I think the most famous one is a person working in government or closely related to someone who is. (drawing a blank on the name right now)
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
For a lot of things, I'm glad they don't. A strict focus on just a web browser years ago would mean we never get rust for instance.
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
This comment got me wondering, how long do you think you could run your tap if there was a complete loss of water just outside your house? I didn't time it exactly, but the last time I was able to observe it happening it was about half
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
Does the version on f-droid not have that limitation?
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
I do find it kind of funny that the Dyson company sold a vacuum cleaner called the "Dyson ball".
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
SSDs have outclassed hard drives in density for a while now. Kioxia claims their LC9 is over 245TB in capacity, announced July 2025.
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
If you go to duckduckgo.com/settings you can generate a URL with all of your saved settings. Loading it will configure all the settings it includes in your browser's local data. Blocked sites are included, I just checked.
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
The author mentioned there were far more in the chrome store, and it would be impossible to download them all in the same way he did here. Anything that can inject content into webpages you load has pretty extensive abilities for abuse, let
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
The gamepads often cost more than the console itself, because they're region locked and you can't use the console without one. There is an attempt to clone the functionality of the gamepad ongoing that's somewhat usable: htt
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
I'm sure an external version exists too, but USB-PD makes some amazing things possible: https://shop.giltesa.com/product/nintendo-wii-usb-c-kit/
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
Even the version linked to is out of date. The homepage links to a version of this guide[0] updated as recently as 2024. Still likely not the best place to get started. 0: https://www.patater.com/manual-git/
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
Where are you getting 23 from? That's only 8-ish million values max.
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by extraduder_ire 6mo ago
"Instantly" being at least ten minutes (average) in this case.
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by extraduder_ire 7mo ago
Reminds me of NBC filing a takedown for any video including the Beat Saber song "$100 bills" because it appeared on an episode of Jimmy Fallon. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19775804 I'm sure it happen
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by extraduder_ire 7mo ago
Youtube's takedown system isn't technically a DMCA notice. It's in addition to them.
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by extraduder_ire 7mo ago
I've had ctrl+f work for searching within the transcript on the page recently. I assumed it wouldn't due to lazy loading, but was surprised because the video I tried it on was quite long. filmot.com exists too (found it on here, c
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by extraduder_ire 7mo ago
His wife and kids are sanctioned too. Sometimes it isn't even anything you did.
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by extraduder_ire 7mo ago
Calling it c++ might give the wrong impression to some people too, since it doesn't have the STL, rtti, or exceptions for boards like the Uno r3. It is c++ though. Just limited in similar ways to the US air force's requirements fo
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by extraduder_ire 7mo ago
Most of the "professional" microcontrollers have complicated flashing schemes, expensive bespoke IDEs, and limited language support. Treating a lot of that like a moat around their products. I find it remarkable that they haven&#x
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by extraduder_ire 7mo ago
Unless you need it to be less than 3 kelvin for some reason, helium doesn't do that.
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by extraduder_ire 7mo ago
> Most helium from most wells is simply vented because it is expensive to separate even with its relatively high concentration I remember a similar situation with neon early in the Ukraine invasion a few years ago. What I expect to happe
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by extraduder_ire 7mo ago
From the stats I've seen, people in the US are doing it. A huge amount, and more each year. The economics of it are just too good. Adding grid connectivity seems to be the bottleneck right now.
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by extraduder_ire 7mo ago
Check the area near the hinge on the front passanger-side door, there should be a labelled thing you can turn to disable it. (using a key or screwdriver, similar to the rear childlocks) It might be due to me being in Europe, but every car I

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