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by gerdesj 11mo ago
It's a web server base config configurator relating to initial comms. Authentication mechanisms are way out of scope for this.
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by gerdesj 11mo ago
Teams will always work in a browser, so make hay whilst the sun shines. Sadly bits fall off depending on which browser you use. Firefox seems to have fallen out of favour and can no longer share. Chromium efforts still seem to work OK. I
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Quite. It will hit the occasional something, eventually. If nothing else it will be mildly bathed in radiation of some sort.
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by gerdesj 1y ago
I watched it the first time around in a cinema in West Germany. That was a British cinema in Deutchland - a BFBS jobbie. Times have changed somewhat!
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by gerdesj 1y ago
No it isn't, but how do you feel about that?
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Wifi isn't quite solved on any platform. It is also quite hard to decide what solved really looks like! My wife and I have identical HP laptops. Her's runs Arch (as you do), with KDE and mine runs Kubuntu 25.10 at the mo. Both us
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by gerdesj 1y ago
I remember a hack, back in the day, on Linux where a Windows wifi driver was used via a thing called NDISwrapper. Be patient and hopefully you'll soon be looking back on your Linux VM bodge in the rear view mirror.
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by gerdesj 1y ago
You did ask
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Thank you. I'd like to thank my comrades, mother and all those who believed in me all these years ...
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by gerdesj 1y ago
"Dollimore, the Labour and Cooperative MP who joined the clean-up efforts,"
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by gerdesj 1y ago
"This is called mean reversion in history." Citation? I tried a search on your term and ... crickets. EDIT: Sorry: "Mean reversion is a financial term for the assumption that an asset's price will tend to converge to the
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by gerdesj 1y ago
I used to have a rather short, pithy gmail address back in the day. I binned it for gerdesj@ instead - a username which I use nearly everywhere. A one char ID on a web app is all very well but is the extra hassle worth it?
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Us four eyes are wearing safety goggles all the time. I would probably prefer perfect vision instead but blindness avoided is a blessing.
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Yes: inter alia: amongst other things Sorry, I'm a bit old school. When you get AI waffle spitting out abbreviated Latin, you will know the end of the world is nigh! EDIT: Spell out my preferred translation of int. al.
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Do you mean source or destination address verification or both? Source address verification doesn't really mean anything (no-reply@example.co.uk) and destination verification is obvious and as far as I am aware pretty much no-one doesn
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by gerdesj 1y ago
American companies were appropriating IP or trade secrets as they were called when Birmingham was known as Brummagen. Nowadays we have China, int al, doing the same sort of job. Nothing changes.
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Blast! 80386 was removed from Linux only a few years ago. Ironically enough it was the first supported platform because Linus T had one.
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Sails scale. You can make them out of steel if necessary - the wind does not care what it pushes.
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by gerdesj 1y ago
"suggested masts are better as integral parts of ships rather than bolt on after thoughts." It seems quite mad that we even need to debate this. Wind is free power and we have at least 2000 years of engineering to draw on how to
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by gerdesj 1y ago
That is my approach. It requires quite a few components to work: * Multiple VLANs - segregate devices - I usually have two for IoT devices: "THINGS" and "SEWER" * Router/firewall segregation * Home Assistant * etc
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by gerdesj 1y ago
"Since modern DHCP servers ping check an ip before they assign it," A quick icmp check before allocation seems like a logical idea until you really think about it. A DHCP server on the same subnet as the allocation could try ARP f
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Cost of item = 10 First discounted cost of item = 9 => First saving = 1 Second discounted cost of item = 6 => Second saving = 4 Second saving is 4x first saving. (Edit - formatting)
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by gerdesj 1y ago
At which point do you draw the line where you abrogate ownership of something? Music is something you can easily live without if the internet or cloud vanishes on you but my music will still stream from my FLAACs at home that I made from CD
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Are you sure? I live within 1 mile of Tesco, Morrisons, Lidl (OK) and within say five miles of a lot more supermarkets and all the cheeses are mixed up somewhat across the aisles. I will have to stray to Sherborne or Crewkerne for the rea
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Cheddar is a small town and a gorge in Somerset, UK. I live close by. Switzerland is an entire country with sodding great mountains and lakes, multiple towns, cities and a lot of worryingly loved leather clothing. How on earth can you reduc
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by gerdesj 1y ago
There are largely three types of cheese in the US: Swiss, American and Cheddar. I live near to Cheddar (Somerset, UK) but I'm not going to get too outraged. All countries, without exception, do something unpleasant to an ingredient or
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Quite right. However, if your wifi bridge has an option for auto tuning the power then that might be a future proofing option, assuming that everyone uses it, which they probably won't sigh If wifi becomes a pain within a shared bui
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by gerdesj 1y ago
What is wrong with Motown? You seem to be picking on a US city as an example of (something) and attempting to apply (something) to the entirety of the UK that isn't a particular city in the UK. Are you sure that is a wise comparison?
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Have a chat with your dog
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by gerdesj 1y ago
Give your preferred AI agent internet search powers and look up how Elite managed to cram rather a lot of game into a nominal 64KB on a C64 or 32KB on a BBC model B. That's a first person 3D space craft simulation with a very impressiv

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