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by inportb 5y ago
That solar-powered Arduino server is actually running on nuclear power.
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by inportb 5y ago
Yeah? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sn8df97-JU
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by inportb 5y ago
I bet this was intentional, given the pokete's name...
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by inportb 5y ago
You could use the likes of Tracfone, Total Wireless, or Simple Mobile... but you'd have to provide some identity (whatever you want).
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by inportb 5y ago
Then route your messages into S3, mount the bucket using s3fs, and point Dovecot at it (Maildir) to enable IMAP. Or just use a MUA that could read a Maildir directly. Going the other way, you could configure Postfix to relay via SES.
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by inportb 5y ago
> this would be like a crawler ignoring robots.txt Google ignores the noindex directive in robots.txt now. You're supposed to put it in your HTTP response headers or HTML meta tags...
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by inportb 5y ago
> Does being a “bug” justify being boiled alive? It's quite a leap to go from "crabs and lobsters are basically bugs" to "being a bug justify being boiled alive." No. Please don't boil your arthropods alive.
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by inportb 5y ago
The situation is the same with nginx. It's way easier to write a self-signed cert and then overwrite it with LE.
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by inportb 5y ago
Interesting! Thanks for pointing that out. Though... I think I'd still include the snake oil cert and serve everything over SSL, because it simplifies the configuration.
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by inportb 5y ago
Just be aware that nginx needs a self-signed certificate in the very beginning, to serve the .well-known/acme-challenge directory. To simplify the initial setup, I include a default "snake oil" certificate, which gets overwri
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by inportb 5y ago
This is how I automate LE (technically ACME/ZeroSSL) in my Nginx reverse proxy. https://git.inportb.com/jyio/docker-nginx-auto Basically, inotifywait on the config directory and request new certificates as needed.
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by inportb 5y ago
The same way a captive vegetable feels, I imagine. Intermittently amputated. Never fully allowed to heal. You grow as much you could, only to be cut down again at the next harvest.
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by inportb 5y ago
So... they're saying their product is approximately on par with an 8-year-old camera? Though the A7 video still looks better, as expected. > Macbook Webcam Free https://opalcamera.com/compare-macbook.mp4 > Opal C
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by inportb 5y ago
The video is no longer available at the original link https://web.archive.org/web/20210311055900/https://www.youtu...
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by inportb 5y ago
For a print this size, I wouldn't use resin. I imagine he used FDM. You might want to consider printing food-related items in PLA. The ridges do present a problem, but could be mitigated by sanding or coating (again, food-grade).
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by inportb 5y ago
You could install Joplin and be cool too.
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by inportb 5y ago
Why is that troubling? Doctors don't have crystal balls. They have scans, labs, and biopsies.
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by inportb 6y ago
> Why haven’t viruses evolved to have a lipid container? They have. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viral_envelope
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by inportb 6y ago
As demonstrated by the logistic map[1][2] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logistic_map [2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovJcsL7vyrk
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by inportb 6y ago
YT Music is atrocious. On the bright side, it encouraged me to try self-hosting my library (using Navidrome). I haven't figured out how to replace GPM's recommendation engine yet, but that's not a big deal because YTM's
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by inportb 6y ago
The discussion is about playlists, not about streaming vs ripping shit.
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by inportb 6y ago
Cool story... but I'd like to learn more about the titular loose lips.
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by inportb 6y ago
Enhanced analytic capacity and avoidance of distractions, apparently. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/depressions-evolu...
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by inportb 6y ago
Fails in Firefox 79, works in Chrome 84. https://i.imgur.com/gLMnGrZ.jpg
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by inportb 6y ago
Hands for scale https://scx2.b-cdn.net/gfx/news/hires/2020/chemistscrea.jpeg
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by inportb 6y ago
I like Termux too, but... even that stuff is going away https://github.com/termux/termux-app/issues/1072 So it makes sense to use Linux if that's what you prioritize.
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by inportb 6y ago
We have cuirass ventilators now.
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by inportb 6y ago
>Do Lupus sufferers take blood thinners? Not necessarily. People with a lupus anticoagulant[1] and a history of inappropriate thrombosis would. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lupus_anticoagulant
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by inportb 6y ago
> The easy and fun activities in this book, designed for studentren of all ages, introduce you to some of the building blocks of how computers work — without using a computer at all! > The studentren are actively involved in communica
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by inportb 7y ago
You test them ante-mortem.

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