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by fellerts 4y ago
Agree, something like the nRF52832 with Nordic Semiconductor's BLE DFU would be awesome. This isn't a trivial change though (new PCB spin, lots of sofware porting). Additionally, the MCU he's already using comes with an LCD d
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by fellerts 4y ago
The problem is all those gadgets have their own APIs and quirks. For example, my WiFi scale often decides to silently not sync to my phone. Or decides to update my partner's weight instead of mine. OP is building on arguably the most n
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OpenSSL warns of critical security vulnerability with upcoming patch(zdnet.com)
1 points by fellerts 4y ago|0 comments
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by fellerts 4y ago
You can technically do this today. Just target a remote server and run pingfs. Store your data in the transatlantic fibres! https://github.com/yarrick/pingfs
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by fellerts 4y ago
This is personal preference of course, but exceptions are essentially "on error GOTO foo". They never resonated well with me either, since the control flow is muddled once you introduce exceptions. > "invisible errors&quot
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by fellerts 4y ago
It depends. If I'm on VPN to e.g. Belgium, there is exactly 1 result for https://www.encyclo.nl . Without VPN I get 2 YouTube playlists and a single Facebook post. In incognito mode I get no results.
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Googling “” Gives Strange Results(google.com)
6 points by fellerts 4y ago|6 comments
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by fellerts 4y ago
My LG OLED TV is connected via an AUX cable to a speaker, but still mutes its audio output after long-ish periods of silence. Cabled audio doesn’t help if the software sucks.
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by fellerts 4y ago
Or replace the band with a NATO strap. I've been very happy with my conversion. Check out r/F91Ws_on_NATOs for inspiration.
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by fellerts 4y ago
Serviced by a professional, mind you. Good luck fixing anything on a modern car yourself.
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by fellerts 4y ago
When Canonical dropped Unity for Gnome I also jumped to Regolith, and have been very happy for a couple years. Fell in love with the tiling aspect of i3 without the need to endlessly tinker with my OS. This truly was a set-and-forget experi
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by fellerts 4y ago
Important distinction: the 2.4 GHz spectrum is _unlicensed_, not unregulated. E.g. ETSI EN 300 328 regulates bandwidth usage, duty cycle, output power and so on in the EU. Products carrying the CE mark should adhere to these standards.
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by fellerts 4y ago
We have the same saying in Norwegian (where it rhymes, perhaps the English saying is translated?). Incidentally, people bike year round, and many have recently opted for electric bikes for commuting. Though I think this expression refers to
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by fellerts 5y ago
I wanted to read the justification for why "AMP harms users' privacy, security and internet experience", but the link ironically points to a Google doc for which access is restricted. Is there an open version of this somewher
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by fellerts 5y ago
The simple rules that govern Conway's Game of life have similarities to biological life (crowded cells die, etc.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_Game_of_Life
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by fellerts 5y ago
This is really impressive, great work! I wonder about the "order of operations" when calculating the doppler shift though. We're seeing the back of the acretion disk over the top of the event horizon due to the light bending.
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by fellerts 5y ago
What about an auction? That’s how the housing market works in e.g. Norway.
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by fellerts 6y ago
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon might be right up your alley then! Highly recommended.