greggsy

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by greggsy 1y ago
Seems to crash Safari on iOS, which is pretty rare for me tbh. Not sure what did there but it could either be profitable or annoying for you.
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by greggsy 1y ago
I have non ikea electric blinds. Sure they’re a a little grindy but it’s like 30 seconds two a day.
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by greggsy 1y ago
Sub required. I can wait for the Pete the Irish Pilot’s take though.
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by greggsy 1y ago
Don’t be ridiculous. Canvassing is not a dangerous activity.
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by greggsy 1y ago
You need to have pretty tight supply chains if you’re going to support warranty claims on something as consumable as disks. I don’t know who supplies their HDD and SSDs, but you’d want the relationship and traceability to be pretty robust.
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by greggsy 1y ago
That seems like a lot of effort - is there no ability to boot a custom thumb drive that loads something like an SSH terminal, or dummy display for VNC?
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by greggsy 1y ago
Companies tried to block Apple’s Hide My Email in the months after its release, but I haven’t been blocked in years now. I’m assuming they quickly realised that it was here the stay.
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by greggsy 1y ago
Despite its apparent opaqueness, TM is reasonably transparent for the everyday Mac user
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by greggsy 1y ago
I noticed too and gave up trying to find a working link to the retail models. From what I can tell the site was last updated in 2014
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by greggsy 1y ago
Aren’t you literally selling this with a cloud-based subscription service? How does that fit into your ‘complete’ ethos?
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by greggsy 1y ago
If these are intended to be single-dwelling or single-workplace, is there a need to have any onboard processing greater than a few watts? You could simply host the raw grunt in a base station somewhere else in the premises, keeping the devi
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by greggsy 1y ago
Related, there’s a Reddit post tracking the furthest photos of the Sydney skyline: https://www.reddit.com/r/sydney/comments/1lzke5t/the_actual_... Google Earth map: https://earth.google.com&#x
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by greggsy 1y ago
Interstate, TIL
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by greggsy 1y ago
What a dumpster fire. Is he really being paid per download, or is he just being sponsored? It’s not clear if either would imply some form of malicious intent either.
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by greggsy 1y ago
They almost wilfully neglected to state that users can buy extended support at $50 per seat. That was recently waived for private EU users, and I’m half expecting them to expand it more broadly.
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by greggsy 1y ago
I disagree. If there is a fundamental architectural issue with the current platform that is getting in the way of progress, the right thing to do is to fix it. By ‘progress’ I mean compatibility with new innovations like DirectX or some new
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by greggsy 1y ago
Unfortunately, the ‘best’ option for her is to get ESU until she can replace the device. It’s free for private EU users, and I hope it will be expanded globally. The awful thing about all this is that they’re essentially turning a (perceive
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by greggsy 1y ago
I prefer Mac too, but don’t forget that Apple typically only supports devices for seven years befote being declared ‘vintage’, after which time they will be ineligible for updates. Windows 10 on the other hand was released over ten years ag
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by greggsy 1y ago
I expect that they will cave in to some degree and expand the free ESU program to private consumers outside the EU. Don’t forget also that Office 2019 is also going EOL (among other things) on 14 October. Despite Microsoft’s efforts, people
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by greggsy 1y ago
I would assume that with time, you could just print it on a generic $30 inkjet, and calibrate the card, sensor, and whitelte balance to a stored reference image. It won't be as accurate, but it might be enough to offer some insights in
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by greggsy 1y ago
Just because you can’t or won’t win the market with your opportunistic investment, doesn’t mean you should let your competitors completely annihilate you by taking that investment for themselves. Google, Apple, FB or AWS would have been sui
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by greggsy 1y ago
The point they are making is, that some people know that, and are not as concerned as others about it.
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by greggsy 1y ago
My only complaint is the children’s bedtime story books are incredibly effective at delivering their core task - they deliberately draw the stories out so long that they put both parties asleep.
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by greggsy 1y ago
Pi’s are a pain when it comes to power, storage and expansion. They’re hardly competitive on price compared to an old nuc too. Even a new N100 with ram and ssd can be purchased heaper than a barebones Pi 5.
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by greggsy 1y ago
It gives us a frame of reference about where we came from
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by greggsy 1y ago
Looks like a cross between a Rollie Egg Cooker and an Aeropress. In fact, I think you could reproduce this invention using components of those two products.
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by greggsy 1y ago
Search for ‘teledildonics’ on YouTube for one of the most entertaining and comprehensive Emacs courses you’ll find on the internet.
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by greggsy 1y ago
I’d love to know legacy systems they’re referring to.
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by greggsy 1y ago
Sangean have been manufacturing several clear radios for the correctional industry for some time now. Google ‘prison radio’ or ‘inmate radio’ for pictures.
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by greggsy 1y ago
I did this with some rando soil sensors on clearance from my local Jaycar (very popular store in Australia, similar to Tandy, Dick Smith, or Radio Shack when they were still around). Anyway, it wasn’t in the library of known devices in RTL4

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