Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
flatiron
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
42 ms
·
481.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
trader joes is my fav peanut butter. that being said, my kids love it, but can only eat it on weekends. our schools are strict no nuts. i asked if anyone actually had a peanut allergy and they said they didn't know, its just a policy
482.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
there is and there isn't. it says minimum 5 users (so $100 a month) but they don't enforce it.
483.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
Surprising. What about the menuing itself do you dislike. My kids can’t get around retroarch no matter the theme. Mister they just go to the core. Select it. It drops in in the cord directory of games. They select it. And they play. Retroar
484.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
Are you talking about the dev tools or the mister itself? I have a 7,4 and 3 year old. All three prefer the mister menus over retroarch and they can put their favorite games on and do save states etc themselves no problem.
485.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
No rclone cache. 2 week local storage cache with unionfs
486.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
$20 a month. Enterprise with 1 user.
487.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
I run a ~75TB plex server with 99% on Google drive with 0 issues using rclone mount on a haswell i3. Can get close to 20 folks on gigabit before it blinks.
488.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
Oh no. We don’t maintain this site with these types of comments no matter your feelings. It’s the internet. Don’t get heated!
489.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
UVB-76 is the mysterious station. forgot the exact video.
490.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
Is that Russian station still sending signals? I watched a YouTube thing about it. I think nobody cracked the code as to what it’s doing.
491.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
It was deleted. Here is the OG Text: "Ok so this just happened. Buckle up. About a month ago my wife broke her pixel phone. It couldn't be turned on so we couldn't wipe it. We contact Google and used the device care to get a
492.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
I dunno man texting grandma to call, syncing the phone, and having it ring with grandma actually on the other end would be great for toddlers.
493.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
I bet if you cracked it you wouldn’t need one. Rotary connected to some IO pins. Speaker and microphone off the DAC and probably some more IO for lights, ringer, and stuff. I bet you label the wires when disassembling you could put it in an
494.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
"is it in tls 1.3? ok good, ship it"
495.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
isn't this what happened to the ps3? the documentation said "use a random number" and they calculated it once and put it as a constant instead of...yah know...using a random number (each time)?
496.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
I had to do that. My Samsung couldn’t leave “demo mode” or whatever without going online first and would restart itself every hour. I just let it register and blocked it from coming out my router. It stays quiet like that. I believe removi
497.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
If any super villain tries their weather machine without filling this out first expect the wrath of the US government.
498.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
Yep. From what I’ve read we are waiting for the “common cold” version of Covid. Where it dominates, is an inconvenience, and we can just live with it.
499.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
Honestly I think it’s easier to cure Covid than western obesity.
500.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
I have a 2015 Ford Explorer with CarPlay. Does CarPlay just stink or is it fords bad implementation? Siri only works sometimes. The radio.com (or audacy or whatever it’s named now) only works 20% of the time. Waze constantly has rendering p
501.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
Not new software. Preexisting software written in “pilot” which as you can assume not many people are familiar with. Z80s and cpm are still used in a lot of places (none of them at this time really at choice)
502.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
I’ve written software for cpm in 2021. It’s still a thing.
503.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
I have a w540 which I think is compatible with t440. The thinkpad has more oomph but lacks in lightness and MagSafe which honestly I love. Win10 honestly isn’t that bad! I have to use it for work. That and wsl is great. But for personal use
504.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
I have not. I’m a gadget guy so I’m always wanting to buy a new X. My laptop? 2013 MacBook Air! All the ports they showcase on the new laptop are right there. MagSafe is awesome. Has well i5 honestly is pretty great. Runs Linux like a champ
505.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
Cloud flare is the snowball coming down the mountain at them. Why not try to take a dig? You think they would be lowering their cost if it wasn’t for R2 or whatever they call it? Of course not!
506.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
Replaced my 2013 MacBook Air battery myself for $50 and 5 minutes. It’s very user replaceable unlike the current models.
507.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
I feel like throwing Linux on a 2013 MacBook Air for ~$200 is better bang for your buck. Stinks if you can’t win against a 8 year old laptop.
508.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
You can tell the tale. It has happened to you! That pesky sun doing it’s pesky fusion.
509.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
FreeBSD before 6 really wasn’t suitable for smp workloads even claiming to be. Right now as Netflix has shown their smp implementation is easily tweaked for application specific purposes. At least in my dealings there be dragons in Linux s
510.
▲
by
flatiron
5y ago
https://www.anchorbrewing.com/blog/say-what-says-who-benjami... He never said that.
More ›