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by hypfer 4y ago
I continue to be amazed at how good that works. Both pkg but also running a full nodejs runtime on a 256MB RAM vacuum robot with a comically small heap size alongside the regular firmware.
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by hypfer 4y ago
https://github.com/vercel/pkg
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by hypfer 4y ago
Ah yes. The many very successful and super polished streamlined community-driven and well supported forks. That will surely happen. Especially when being born out of unreasonable rage about the lack of one specific minor feature with better
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by hypfer 4y ago
Well at the end of the day, yours truly will be responsible to clean up that mess. Why would I do that? Why would I consciously move into a situation that will be harmful to me? Also, the project is in a great state with lots of options in
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by hypfer 4y ago
I have yet to see someone implement that feature in a non-hackish way that fully works reliably and future proof on all supported robots while also not introducing crippling technical debt that will hurt the project in the long run. All I&#
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by hypfer 4y ago
You were banned because you would not stop pinging me about implementing multi-floor support. Frankly, you're one of these people that are utterly incapable of accepting a "no" and would rather change the laws of physics then
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by hypfer 4y ago
And yet you participate in society
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by hypfer 4y ago
The easiest and most straightforward advice is: - Avoid cloud services - Avoid services that require an account - Avoid installing proprietary apps - Use Free and open-source software (FOSS) if possible There are of course always situations
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by hypfer 4y ago
Yep. Same. I got so angry reading that utterly dumb quoted statement that I finally found the motivation to sit down and write a PR to fix that issue. Starting with adaptive_lighting 1.2.0, it is possible to specify a max_sunrise_time and&#
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by hypfer 4y ago
> And it only costs $2.99, what's your excuse? My excuse is that I prefer using an Operating System that provides such productivity features out of the box over paying third parties to augment an effectively broken social media mach
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by hypfer 4y ago
> There may be product managers that ignore the noise-cancelling headphone stop-sign and make you lose your stack of thoughts You know what is even better than wearing noise-cancelling headphones and not being interrupted? Not having to
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by hypfer 4y ago
You're missing the point. The whole thing is purposefully built like that. There is 0 interest in having people on stage that do it for the money. Instead it is about people that deeply care about a topic and want to share knowledge, i
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by hypfer 4y ago
You are my spirit animal
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by hypfer 4y ago
> As I said, as a developer working on a software project for your employer, you often inherit dependencies you had no say in. Well y'know... you're kinda being paid for that. That literally is your job. You're given money
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by hypfer 4y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31684910
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by hypfer 4y ago
> they're probably angry and writing this sort of thing for venting their frustration. Yes but why should the maintainer be obligated to endure that? Just because it's a _human_ thing to do doesn't mean that it's a co
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by hypfer 4y ago
> will be treated is an escalation. Yes but what else should you do? Just let it bottle up inside you? Why? Because you were dumb enough to release software as open source? Does publishing software as open source mean that you have to st
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by hypfer 4y ago
> I might write another article on how to tell these tangential feature requests from useful feature requests. Did you ever get around to writing that article? It sounds interesting
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by hypfer 4y ago
Unfortunately it seems that the old stock is running out and they're now selling robots with a firmware version that is too new for that rooting method right from the factory. _Some_ users report that they still got UART rootable robot
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by hypfer 4y ago
They don't, however refusing to do so usually indicates a lack of skill. Capable people don't need to purposefully control the flow of information just so that they have an advantage. They have an advantage because they're ca
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by hypfer 4y ago
> Someone should make a business out of selling them pre-flashed with valetudo for a less technical audience… Please don't. Attracting a less technical audience to the project would be immensely harmful to it. It is already quite di
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by hypfer 4y ago
> Apache-2.0 is designed to allow people to proprietarize Valetudo and use it in closed-source devices. At the time, the idea behind that was that _maybe_ this would make the vendor pick it up and provide a cloud-free stock experience. I
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by hypfer 4y ago
:^)
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by hypfer 4y ago
Something like "Pandora is a cyber incident response tool automating common analysis methods. Currently, it is focused on office documents" would already be immensely helpful. ... _if_ I understood its purpose correctly that is.
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by hypfer 4y ago
"Pandora is an analysis framework to discover if a file is suspicious and conveniently show the results." But what does it do exactly? The readme contains a lot of install instructions but very little explanation what the purpose
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by hypfer 5y ago
I feel confused
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by hypfer 5y ago
Shitty code such as a website that shows 0 text with third party js being disabled?
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by hypfer 5y ago
> Yea lets put everyone under house arrest for the rest of their lives. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXWhbUUE4ko
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by hypfer 6y ago
I think dennis is using something called magnet wire there. Jumper wire could also be a search term
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by hypfer 6y ago
It does actually, however I wouldn't recommend buying one. As an alternative, look for the Dreame D9. Similarly priced as the original S5 and maybe similarily easy to root. Hopefully, we'll see a public root for it soon-ish.

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