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Canadian VPS Review
(lukecyca.com)
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Love that this is hosted on a bare IP address. Hack on!
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But when you say "the second way" are you counting from zero or from one?
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Switching USB controller at boot on ESP32-S3
(subalpine-blog.fly.dev)
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Curious how you have all this set up. This architecture makes a lot of sense but it seems a bit fiddly to set up. Do you manage routes, IPs, and ports manually or is there some magic docker thingy that facilitates this architecture? Persona
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Did I miss this part of the article or are you seeing this elsewhere? Care to give a link or two?
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This is great. I rewrote it in my own words and sent it to my local Canadian MP, as well as Dominic LeBlanc who is the Minister of Public Safety. Here's my template: I am a Canadian citizen in your riding (A1B 2C3) and multiple busines
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3y ago
That's the press secretary. A better contact is Dominic LeBlanc, and your local MP. https://www.ourcommons.ca/Members/en/dominic-leblanc(1813)
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3y ago
Indeed, highly recommended! At Vancouver Hack Space we recently upgraded from LaserCAD (terrible software that came with our 80W CO2 laser cutter ~10 years ago) to LightBurn. It's been a joy.
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3y ago
Inventables X-Carve is also a good option, very similar to the OpenBuilds machines but just slightly more refined and integrated. I've had mine for years and love it. https://www.inventables.com/products/x-carve-1
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And they are relatively cheap on the used market. The Volt is still awesome. I'm considering upgrading our 2017 to a 2019 (the last year they made it). But at 130,000kms ours is still getting 100km per charge in summer (70km in winter)
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3y ago
I asked this question on tinkerdifferent and got some good leads. Unfortunately the options are sparse and somewhat more challenging to do. https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/reviving-old-ipads-gen-2...
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Plan to Halt the Internet's Enshittification and Throw It into Reverse [video]
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America Act
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It's great. I liked the music too. Reminds me of electronic music from 20 years ago. Like a music video that would have been on late night CBC ZeD. I also appreciated looking at the python code to see the general workflow of making som
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For real? Have you tried it or do you have a link to more information? I'm a 20+ year Photoshop/Illustrator/InDesign user who switched to the Affinity Suite a couple years ago and haven't looked back. I use it on Mac but
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3y ago
Traditionally Macs have had an nvram setting that enables automatic boot when power is applied. It can be set from within the macOS power settings using the checkbox labeled "Start up automatically after a power failure". Once set
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Stop using the Canadian training corpus. (Sorry)
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Totally agree in general, but in the specific case of ESP32s my experience is very different. The first-party ESP32 documentation from Espressif is excellent. The ESP-IDF has comprehensive documentation, examples, and an active engineering
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3y ago
Consider a used 2017-2019 Chevy Volt for this use case.
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Canada’s Big Flex in Space
(thewalrus.ca)
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Me too. Love my gen2 volt. And CarPlay. I don’t mind having to plug in my phone for CarPlay. It’s one of the only times I remember to charge my phone!
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You are a very good writer and I’m intrigued by this thread. Can you elaborate on what you see as actual solutions and how they would look (no matter how far fetched)?
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I installed a MrCool mini split a few years ago and it's still running great in both summer and winter. Installing one of these is a pretty advanced project for a typical home owner though. You have one chance to get those pre-charged
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I did the same "wait these are different source materials" double-take. I think it's deliberate that they are different enough to notice. It reinforces the point of the comparison, because it would be impossible to do the com
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I gave my kid a Power Macintosh 7300 running System 7 with Kid Pix. I get to use it for Warcraft II too! When she outgrows Kid Pix I’ll get some other edutainment titles from that era.
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Joni Mitchell!
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What the heck? I did not expect this so quickly. Thanks! Following.
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Consider adding an RSS feed to your blog! I tried to add it to my NetNewsWire and was disappointed.
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> double clicking the Finder titlebar only expands it vertically while every other app expands both vertically and horizontally For me it fits-to-content both vertically and horizontally. I just tested in both list- and icon-view. Mac OS
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