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by fullstop 1y ago
> I am sorry to be that guy, and I think it is good that you realized it your self, but how could you trust them with your videofeeds in the first place? In my case, I received a ring doorbell as a gift. I ran it for several years and r
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by fullstop 1y ago
Doesn't Ingenic just make the SoC? For example, Wyze cams use an Ingenic T20, as do a lot of no-name cameras.
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by fullstop 1y ago
While not open source, I have had good experiences with Reolink. They integrate well into Home Assistant and Frigate.
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by fullstop 1y ago
I used WindowMaker from 1997 until about 2005, so it doesn't look too foreign to me. I kind of want to try it again to see how it holds up, but perhaps that kind of desktop is best left in my memories.
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by fullstop 1y ago
The only problem I had was when I had a OnePlus phone. It would show the little circles of "I found a bird" but not actually identify anything, and as far as I know it was a OnePlus specific bug. I have a Pixel now, and it works
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by fullstop 1y ago
It is not unheard of (ha) for women to want noisier bathroom fans. Feminine hygiene products, for some reason, are wrapped in the noisiest plastic that exists.
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by fullstop 1y ago
Perhaps for the same reason that people skydive or engage in other risky behavior.
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by fullstop 1y ago
With the direction things seem to be going, I'm not as confident about your 2040 hopes. On a return trip from Florida we booked a room in Florence, SC for the night. Everybody was staring at me, but I was exhausted and figured that it
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by fullstop 1y ago
> Unfortunately, there is a lot of racism in upstate NY. I do know rural NY black people, and they do fine, but I'm not sure they appreciate the way insults are thrown about "present company excluded". It's those atti
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by fullstop 1y ago
You mean Tuttle, right? ;-)
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by fullstop 1y ago
The government has already revoked student visas, the next step is deporting them to El Salvador.
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by fullstop 1y ago
> I am well aware that I am taking a huge risk. Right, but you're not just risking yourself here, mate. Please reconsider whether or not you should be operating heavy machinery.
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by fullstop 1y ago
This was around 2016 and that was not an option at the time. edit: the app used to be open source: https://github.com/google/google-authenticator-android/ "By design, there are no account backups in any of th
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by fullstop 1y ago
Until recently, Google Authenticator codes could not be backed up or transferred to a new phone. When I replaced my Android device, I had to re-register every TOTP code that I had in Google Authenticator. This led me to Authy, and later
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by fullstop 1y ago
I'm pretty sure that their mother lived there before SMS was a thing, it's not exactly eccentric. Especially in the USA. You're not seriously suggesting that she leaves her home because of poorly implemented 2FA?
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by fullstop 1y ago
The product uses libevent and libc already, so adding tmux only consumes a few hundred KiB in the image. The root filesystem is squashfs, so it's even less in practice.
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by fullstop 1y ago
I know plenty of people who have lost house keys. I have many Yubikeys and I am responsible with my things, but not everybody is like us.
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by fullstop 1y ago
> you should probably check your authenticator works or have a backup option before you travel to another country. They may sign you out automatically if you connect from a different country.
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by fullstop 1y ago
Banks in the US sometimes support U2F, but you can never disable SMS. Maybe one day.
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by fullstop 1y ago
Hopefully some effort is eventually put into slimming things down.
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by fullstop 1y ago
I have a few embedded devices which have just 128MiB of flash, and they can run tmux just fine. I wouldn't even consider zellij for this purpose, of course, and having tmux down there is more of a "this is a nice thing for develo
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by fullstop 1y ago
I hadn't used Zellij before, but I tried it out. Visually it works better than tmux and it shares enough key bindings with tmux to make it a pretty seamless transition. With that being said, the binary is huge . I get that zellij is
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by fullstop 1y ago
I guess I'm glad that I switched to tmux ages ago.
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by fullstop 1y ago
I hear what you are saying and you're putting an awful lot of trust in that centralized authority. We used to back our money with precious metals, but no longer do so. The dollar is now backed by aircraft carriers, jets, and military m
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by fullstop 1y ago
Wash trading still happens in the NYSE, despite being illegal.
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by fullstop 1y ago
Ha, I was wondering. Thanks for the chuckle. :-)
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by fullstop 1y ago
Again, I'm going to mention that I'm looking at this from the sidelines. I would argue that people make more purchases with Bitcoin than they do with gold.
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You can't send baseball cards instantly across the world and you have no guarantee of their authenticity.
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by fullstop 1y ago
This is true but his records were well hidden, and the Bitcoin ledger is public.
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by fullstop 1y ago
You can keep telling yourself that, but there's enough utility and momentum behind it that it is not going anywhere. I'm saying this as a person with no stake in the matter, just observing from the sidelines.

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