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by heyoni 7y ago
Basically this. Every tool does the same thing slightly differently and all run into different variations of the exact same problem. Is your interpreter in your path? Do you have the right version of your modules installed? Technically, OP
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by heyoni 7y ago
Other comments are interpreting the license as allowing money to be made so long as the service you’re providing is not hosting error logging. You’re right, the license isn’t as good as it was before, but it’s also not as bad as some are sa
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by heyoni 7y ago
At $300k/year, your weekly paycheck is roughly $3300 after withholdings...I’d hardly say that all your cash is going to your landlord.
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by heyoni 7y ago
It’s a “vocal minority”. Seriously, it’s just a handful of people replying to every single comment. Sentry is being perfectly reasonable here.
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by heyoni 7y ago
Only your first paragraph is a potential concern. The rest are fine according to the license.
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by heyoni 7y ago
This is such a perfect example of the vocal minority crying foul. You’re all over this thread whining that a corporation is protecting its interests from parasites because it doesn’t fit your idealistic view of open source. You don’t need t
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by heyoni 7y ago
You can still modify the code for personal and business use, as long as you’re not making money off of it, you’re fine. This is far better than it being closed source.
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by heyoni 7y ago
This is cool but a bit worrisome...remember the days when it was too expensive to log all audio transmissions on any platform/communication device, so you thought you had some level of privacy? Projects like prism might be able to do m
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by heyoni 7y ago
It's this case here I've got: https://flirc.tv/more/raspberry-pi-4-case It looks like it does...maybe I should stick my finger in there. I should probably monitor my CPU history a bit better, I'm just re
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by heyoni 7y ago
I don't think I ever even set up wifi, but I'm going to follow another reply that suggested tools for testing the real speed that the rpi is getting.
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by heyoni 7y ago
I put on an aluminum case for passive cooling and now it runs around 48 celsius as opposed to 70+ before. That should be good right?
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by heyoni 7y ago
Anyone know roughly where to look for in terms of potential bottlenecks? I’m running my server on an rpi4 and sometimes feel like I’m not getting great speeds to my home VPN server. I did do my due diligence by wiring it directly through Et
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by heyoni 7y ago
Yep, we’re having a record year but it’s been much lower for the last 20 years (going by memory).
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by heyoni 7y ago
Human rights is so trendy right now. /s
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by heyoni 7y ago
There are plenty of good rebuttals you’ve conveniently missed. Also, 300k/year was the maximum in 2000.
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by heyoni 7y ago
That website made my screen go black and my phone get hot!
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by heyoni 7y ago
I’m going through the thread and the answer comes down to reputation...is that really a technical measure of the issue rather than a social one?
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by heyoni 7y ago
It’s not loading...hello? Can anybody hear me??
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by heyoni 7y ago
I think the point is that the telephone was actually an older invention that was “relatively” cheap to maintain. The fact that it was a ubiquitous and well understood technology, also meant that fees should be lower since it was essentially
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by heyoni 7y ago
All those things were cool about it, but those phones were going to remain business-y devices for a loooong time if someone hadn't come along and replaced resistive touch and add a decent UI.
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by heyoni 7y ago
Why are you pretending you don’t understand what he’s trying to say. Those aren’t phones most people have heard of, and when they did exist, living without them was easy.
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by heyoni 7y ago
It’s super strange cause I contributed a typo fix to the python doc and have yet to get a phone call.
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by heyoni 7y ago
Right, so hedge your bets on unborn spawn. That’s the best we can do to steer a ship in the right direction for future generations.
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by heyoni 7y ago
Sure, except that drosophila are animals and we have a lot more in common with them than you think, especially when looking at more primal systems. Our intrinsic immune system was discovered in fruit flies, look up the Toll pathway.
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by heyoni 7y ago
This way he gets to sell iPhones in China and the Chinese should obviously avoid using iCloud. If Apple was hiding this fact then I would have a problem with it. And if the device encryption isn’t compromised, then local data is probably sa
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by heyoni 7y ago
Personally I just do time machine over the air. You just need to setup a Netatalk server with mdns on a raspberry pi or any other spare computer and that’s it. Now I’m trying to sort out how to push backups over vpn since it’s not identifyi
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by heyoni 7y ago
So they actually responded by fixing those issues? I wonder if they went as far delaying the release for that. If that’s the case, +1 to Apple for privacy
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by heyoni 7y ago
We had one with Nixon. He resigned, remember? Now just because we don’t get it again, does not mean there’s no basis for OP’s notion that we can remove legislators all the way up to the executive branch.
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by heyoni 7y ago
That’s all anyone’s code ever is. Just a pile of poo trying to be better than someone else’s pile of poo.
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by heyoni 7y ago
I know right? So many good projects have failed to maintain their integrity and changed for the worst. It’s hard to trust software these days but there are exceptions and VLC is one of them.

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