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by hypfer 1y ago
Cloud replacement. Middle would imply there being another end still.
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by hypfer 1y ago
Having thrown one version of everest-server of _a_ CRL-200S firmware (which might not be the one OP's firmware is running) into Ghidra and having found the string, this "REMOTE CONTROL" to me really does not look like it&#x27
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by hypfer 1y ago
> That was the moment my vacuum ceased functioning. The timestamp matched precisely with when it had stopped working, even though I hadn’t touched the app. > 2024/02/29, 14:06:55.852622 [LogKimbo][CAppSystemState] Handle mes
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by hypfer 1y ago
> Why don't project pages ever actually tell you what it is If it's a good thing with substance, they do. If they don't, don't use it. This usually hints at a broken culture/missing substance. It _can_ also be in
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by hypfer 1y ago
One of the questions you as a maintainer have to ask yourself when coming across some PR, Issue or similar is "Does this Person want to help, or are they interested in obtaining the identity of a 'helping person'". This
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by hypfer 1y ago
No, it would be _easier_ for them to intercept, because now there's a central server you need to access to know about ALL units within the country.
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by hypfer 1y ago
> I think at least 70% of the Hacker News crowd would hate this world because they would have no idea what to do with their life under these circumstances. > What is life about except turning a profit? How can you have power over othe
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by hypfer 2y ago
Motorola rolled out basically the same feature to my phone with its latest "security update". They even went so far as to patch the Android System UI to send you notifications nagging you to enable their Taboola Lockscreen video a
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by hypfer 2y ago
One could argue that if you work in a place where people only start listening to you if you have the right title, that place might not have the best culture to begin with. Instead of trying to climb those ranks, it might perhaps make more s
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by hypfer 2y ago
You mean exploiting FOSS for personal profit would be a business model? Yes, yes most definitely it would be. We see that all the time in the world. Extract money with the easy tasks and leave the hard stuff (actually building things, long-
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by hypfer 2y ago
> It is shocking that no hardware manufactures are jumping in the space of not running their own services. We've been wondering for a long time why the vendors (especially Roborock) invested so much effort in locking us out. We stil
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by hypfer 2y ago
I love everything about this. This is art
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by hypfer 2y ago
I'm surprised you made it that far before filing it as the BS it is, given that "Screens" in general have been the enemy in that article. Not what they display, how they operate or any other detail. No. Screens. A thing that
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by hypfer 2y ago
> Slippery slope fallacy out of nowhere > Throw magic at the problem to further scale resources to sustain a problem instead of actually solving said problem I can only encourage people to counter bullshit with minimum resource invest
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by hypfer 2y ago
Yes and no. Sure, countermeasures exist, but the issue is that you first need to be aware of what exactly the problem is before you can take these countermeasures. The reality however is that people just hear "You should do GitHub&quot
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by hypfer 2y ago
I think the problem isn't it being open source but it being GitHub flavored open source. If you're building a product, you probably should not be having it on GitHub with issues enabled. There are very good reasons why the support
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by hypfer 2y ago
> vs a potential financial improving project What helps there is asking yourself if whatever you'd be chasing there is actually worth the things you invest/loose/burn by chasing it. Do you actually need this potential fina
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by hypfer 3y ago
So this thing is essentially an IR blaster with a temperature sensor + other sensors? Generally, I'd recommend capturing the cloud traffic while you still can. Including the procedure that joins it to your Wi-Fi network! This will make
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by hypfer 3y ago
> Is the correct response to announce that "your participation in political discussion for free has become unsustainable", and that you need to be paid by all the people who find your comments interesting? Why are you asking me
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by hypfer 3y ago
> but what isn't clear to me is why maintainers don't ignore these people. One reason is that you're being told that that's an awful thing to do by basically every resource on "proper open-source" you can fi
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by hypfer 3y ago
IMO Posts like this always basically boil down to "Hey, I did follow every best practice and did everything as I was told and yet it's not working out like how it was promised" This is because the core premise is simply wrong
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by hypfer 3y ago
> Even among HA products... It looks like I can get a Green from the official German supplier for 110 euros, from a different European vendor that I search on Google Shopping or Idealo for 103 euros, or from Slovakia for around 100 euros
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by hypfer 3y ago
> Come on, this is hacker news. Yep, exactly. That's precisely the reason why this "solution" to a problem that doesn't exist is currently being praised as the soon to be heir of the throne of computing
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by hypfer 3y ago
I honestly never understood why people even bothered using the official Hue bridge when Zigbee light link is an open standard with tons of both open and proprietary alternatives available. Just take your existing hue bulbs elsewhere
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by hypfer 3y ago
This person is a third-party who runs a company that does X. In an effort to push X and in turn their company and their personal financial gain, they decided to go to the issue tracker of an open-source project, demanding that X should be i
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by hypfer 3y ago
The MSRP for its competitor, the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra, is $1,599.99.
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by hypfer 3y ago
> What if a poor family who could not afford Christmas lights and decorations could now snap them into place in a second, for free? Sure that would be neat, but wouldn't it be even more neat if "poor family who could not afford
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by hypfer 3y ago
Louis Rossmann really needs dial it back after that synology thing. The timespan between the initial thought/idea/emotional reaction and actual video being online has gotten just way too short. There's nothing good coming fro
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by hypfer 4y ago
I do wonder if the author asked zloirock if they're allowed to use the Github profile picture for that blog entry
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by hypfer 4y ago
In beloved memory of n-gate?

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