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7mo ago
The wiki page explains that as from Freecad 1.0, the work done by Realthunder in the topological naming problem has been merged into Freecad. Not that everything is solved. Just to mention that the work of Real thunder was not lost.
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7mo ago
This is described in the wiki page, at the section solution.
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8mo ago
An alternative proposed on orgmode website would be organice. https://organice.200ok.ch/
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8mo ago
Visio here is most likely a shorted "visioconférence", the French word for video conference, or online meeting.
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8mo ago
It reminds me that I want to get one of these ESP32 Sense module with a camera, to build a rear view camera for my bike rack behind the car.
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9mo ago
Thanks for sharing this except of the book.
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9mo ago
I'm wondering why you chose a domain name of Romania for something local to San Francisco in California, USA?
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9mo ago
Thanks for this. My Fairphone 4 has USB3 and works well with my laptop docking station. I would not have imagined that Fairphone regressed on that point.
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9mo ago
> Some people place so much value on being right that they lose sight of the actual goals (and I won't say I'm immune to this, but marriage helped). Thanks I appreciate the hindsight ! This is so true.
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9mo ago
No not at all. I happen to read the website a couple of weeks ago.
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9mo ago
Oh ! The performance table on github is not rendered. If you look at the same page on https://fossil.kd2.org/karadav/doc/main/README.md KaraDAV is very close to apache mod_dav module and way faster than NextC
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9mo ago
> We need a third alternative, based on freedom with your device. No root access, remote control by apple and google, all wrong. There is https://postmarketos.org/ Maybe 2026 will be the year of Linux on mobile phone.
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9mo ago
With the recent blackout in Berlin, I've heard requests to hide these information.
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11mo ago
There is capy https://capy-ui.org/
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11mo ago
I'm a vim user, using orgmode. I've noticed the blog of Sascha Chua. She posts Emacs News and in these posts there are some orgmode gems. But she is posting more on Emacs. Maybe interesting to look these posts up: https:/&#x
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1y ago
There are quite a few documents about the building of the Niagara power plant at oldwoodward gallery: http://www.oldwoodward.com/gallery/index.php?/search/psk-202... If the search link doesn't work, sear
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1y ago
There was a presentation at Fosdem 2025 about this work: https://archive.fosdem.org/2025/schedule/event/fosdem-2025-5...
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1y ago
I don't want to make advertisement, but what you describe is what Beeline is selling for bicycle and motor bike. I've not tried it. I don't know how good it works.
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1y ago
These are available in the Netherlands and Belgium. And as the cyclists there like to travel a little bit further, the network is extended around north of France, the German border, some in Luxembourg. This is a very nice way to travel.
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1y ago
Stasiware is more appropriate. Stasi (Staatssicherheit) was the administration in charge of spying each citizen of east Germany. It runs until 1989. So more people remember the opening of the archives in the 1990ies.
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1y ago
If a government was to plan something like that, there would be protest in front of the parliament. Were are the protest in front of Google main office? If there are a few hundreds of angry developers handing out flyers at Google employees
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1y ago
I've been using https://bikerouter.de/ to plan my ride and then import the GPX into OsmAnd~. Works quite well. It is possible to host brouter (which is what bikerouter is running) on your own http server. In OsmAnd~ ju
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1y ago
The article is interesting. I like the heatmap approach and trying to measure the physical differences between both keyboards. This is putting data behind a feeling and it helps looking for improvement. However for other parts of our body (
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1y ago
> As for the electrical engineering, is the one with most pitfalls and the most expensive. A wrong voltage will release the magical smoke and is another 30$ for a board. Tread carefully. I enjoyed reading "Exploring Beaglebone"
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1y ago
> - Give me an app to scan my (mostly neatly-written) notes into text, maybe with hooks so I can train it on my own quirks of notation. Then I can review my notes more easily - even on the go - during the semester, and rearrange & re
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1y ago
I remember reading that a cow health monitoring in the Netherlands would generate about 20 GB of data daily (location, temperature, how many hours walking vs lying). So 5G makes sense in some agricultural setups.
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1y ago
I don't know the current state of readiness for the milking robots, but 10 years ago it was a nightmare. When a cow got blocked in the robot, the farmer get notify and stops what he is doing to check the cow and the robot. With the fre
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In Germany, there is as well the Freiberufler status for one-off side gigs. I don't know all the details, but my wife used that for a one-off job.
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2y ago
I've got a few Bosch appliances. I like the Bosch website where I can get spare parts [1]. When the door spring of my 15 years old dishwasher broke a couple of years ago, I went to the Bosch website, enters the model number and got an
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In the Netherlands they build the neighborhood like that, but at the dead end of the street is a small path for walking/biking. So driving to school would take 2 km, but walking only 500 m.
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