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by hellweaver666 3y ago
This reminds me of when I used to work for an ISP. Every November the "my internet doesn't work when we turn on the Christmas tree" calls would start. It was usually interference from cheap tree lights, but occasionally it wa
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
What I don't get is why they don't just roll it out everywhere? Surely it's more hassle for them to maintain multiple versions of iOS with different features for different markets?
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
I appreciate the effort that goes into animation like this, but I always have to wonder, especially in the context of the web if it's worth all of the additional code and development time for such a minor detail. Do our users even noti
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
I just followed this guide. It’s pretty straightforward! https://hackaday.io/project/16288/instructions
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
I once modified a SNES controller and put a whole Raspberry Pi Zero, battery and boost/charger board inside for a portable retropie setup.
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
I bet you could build something like this with a Seeeduino Xiao (or Adafruit QTPY) to get a smaller footprint inside the case and not need to modify the plastic.
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
you can get home filter systems (either manual jug style or plumbed in) that can deal with most of these problems.
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
Seems to me that the problem is less the buildings and more the fact that delivery drivers in the US seem to insist on using cars. Here in the Netherlands they deliver on scooters and bikes and create a lot less traffic problems.
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
This feels like the workflow for a 3dprinter without Octoprint. I get the feature is there, but why on earth would you use it?
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
I have a Dell 1350cnw, which is a rebranded Brother CMYK laser. I bought it in 2009 and it still works perfectly today (except for the fact I have to keep an old computer around as a print server because Dell refuse to release 64 bit driver
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
I have a number of similar devices but I use dirt cheap Wemos D1 Mini boards from Aliexpress, they usually cost around a buck each (and they come in ESP8266 and ESP32 variants).
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
Just a tip, if you want an ESP32 board that has more memory etc, look at the range from Unexpected Maker!
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
Seeed Studio (maker of the Xiao) have mmwave sensors that can do fall detection.
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
Would it be possible to have a super hardened dev environment where we can build/test/write etc in a normal WP style but deploy to a static hosted version (better performance, security etc)?
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
I have six Raspberry Pi's (from the Pi Zero W all the way to the Pi 4) plus several other wifi microcontrollers (ESP8266, ESP32, Pico W etc) doing things around my home and they all happily sit on my wireless network without an issue.
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
Interestingly, mushrooms are actually illegal in the Netherlands, but thanks to a fun loophole the truffles are completely fine :D (for those not in the know, truffles usually have a lower % of psilocybin per gram so you have to eat more to
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
Sounds to me like you're still hallucinating.
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
Yup... HR call it "benchmarking"
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
I would be very surprised if this isn't either in progress or done and just waiting for the right opportunity to roll it out.
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
The ones that get me are mobile games. They show some cool concept but when you install the game it's just a cookie-cutter pay-to-win RPG type thing.
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
This is super sad. I learnt HTML and CSS from following tutorials by Molly, even met her a couple of times at conferences. I really can't understate how much this woman shaped the web as we know it today. Rest well Molly!
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
You just have to sign-out and look at the homepage to see this. It's all attention grabbing subs like AITAH or "amiugly" or "ratemyface" etc etc etc. All the interesting subs have withered away and died. Take /
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
Building your own keyboards is super satisfying. I started off hand-wiring a couple of macropads and then built a 60% handwire and a split ergo. Finally with all the knowledge I learnt I designed a PCB for a macropad and then just scaled up
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
People have attatched pens to 3d printers and done this!
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
I drive an ebike by a German Company called Reise and Muller ( https://www.r-m.de/en-en/bikes/ ). For the electrics, it uses off the shelf parts from Bosch which means you can buy spares (batteries, motors, controll
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
the UK has Makers Central which happens at the NEC in Birmingham https://www.makerscentral.co.uk/
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
...---... ?
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
they are open source projects without major financial backing. Mastodon had a similar challenge last year when people started leaving Twitter en masse.
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
the subreddit still exists (even if Mods removed it, Admins would recreate) but the communities are at least partially moving to the Fediverse.
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by hellweaver666 3y ago
I have seen a number of stores in the UK, US and Netherlands got big chunks of stock in the past weeks (via https://rpilocator.com/ ). Obviously it sells out super quick so you need to be following their stock notifications

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