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isatty
1y ago
I agree and had the same thought. Tailscale ssh is good and I was interested in something like this but absolutely not if it’s AI generated garbage.
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1y ago
I have one that uses these sensors though I made a variation of this in a different layout and with a different power system (usb c and one that is powered off 12v). Wonder if JLPCB is affected by tariffs. I’d love to do a new board.
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isatty
1y ago
I don’t use AI and I don’t really care for it, but the language in this article is really bad. I expected better from Thomas.
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isatty
1y ago
Whatever this is, write more.
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isatty
1y ago
Gentoo Linux SPCA (and other cat shelters) in various places
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1y ago
No, don’t block ICMP. Also, implement ssl because it’s trivial and prevents garbage isps from injecting ads. Third, how about no ads to begin with?
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1y ago
More input than output in assuming and vents were probably not built back in the day.
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1y ago
Japanese transit using society is not all old and middle class: it’s pretty much everyone who is not filthy rich isn’t it?
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1y ago
You had the right idea to begin with - never do take home assignments. Second - this is the wrong approach. Nothing wrong with writing a small doc. Write it, then implement the necessary features (terminal inspired client that can read and
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1y ago
The constant rust evangelism on this site is such a turn off from actually wanting to use the language.
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1y ago
I understand it was an experiment but camping supplies are the very last thing I’d order from a site whose entire purpose is to peddle low quality garbage.
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2y ago
I’ve tried supposedly luxury chocolate with Stevia. It was horrible.
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isatty
2y ago
Absolutely. No fucking way am I giving up chocolate for anything so it’s just a moot point and a funny read.
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isatty
2y ago
The HN battery checklist needs to be reworked for fusion power. Arguably, even though people think it’s trolling to use the checklist, I’ve found it surprisingly educational each time.
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2y ago
- Abraham Lincoln
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2y ago
I have the B58 which is fantastic and does come with an all metal, mechanical water pump which I thought would be a pleasant break, but my gasket still failed. BMW and water pumps, classic.
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isatty
2y ago
Compilation is so fast on modern processors that it’s not even much of a hassle. Portage is the best package manager out of any distribution. There are no buts. Gentoo is awesome.
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2y ago
Sorry, I don’t know who George Hotz is, but why isn’t AMD making better drivers for AMD?
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2y ago
At the risk of defending a megacorp: Apple has always been great about supporting their devices for a long time.
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2y ago
I consider this to be working as intended.
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2y ago
What is being deeplinked? I was able to read the page and click on the pictures all in my browser (iOS safari).
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2y ago
No you don't.
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isatty
2y ago
I have a 65" 4k LG Panel that has literally never been connected to the internet and never will be. It does not have nags nor does it automatically attempt to connect itself to the internet. It works fine connected to an AppleTV 4k and
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isatty
2y ago
Major channels are UHF and it’s still a great way to watch national television (election coverage in recent past) and sports (particularly NFL) without having a cable connection. We should be pro OTA services not against.
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2y ago
On the bright side this made me realize the stock terminal app has improved. I do use iTerm2 for its better rendering of text and color (and easier configuration of those things) but I don't really make use of any other features. Time
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2y ago
Autocomplete and snippets have been a thing for a long time and it hasn’t come for my job yet, and I suspect, will never.
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2y ago
AFAIK all sawstop catridges are one time use only and also destroys the disk. This is not really a bug.
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2y ago
> bats (the flying mammal) As opposed to?
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isatty
2y ago
Strong +1. There’s no need to offer bad unsolicited legal advice on behalf of a mega corp. Just stop.
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isatty
2y ago
Required watching imho, I watch this atleast once a year.
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