jeffalyanak

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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
I say it's easy to make L2 street parking ubiquitous _anywhere_, not _everywhere_ all at once. Obviously taken in totality it's a massive undertaking, but you could say the same thing about streetlamps, or roads, or basically any
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
Maybe it's not your intention, but your comment seems to imply that it's too difficult to attempt because of how much copper would be involved. However, I suspect you wouldn't need to purchase all the copper up front. You&#x2
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
For private property it's easy and inexpensive to just install your own L2 charging. Even if you rent, it probably wouldn't be too hard to convince your landlord to let you pay for an L2 charger install if they already offer you p
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
But do you know of any country where getting legislation like this passed would be straightforward and apolitical? It's not that the can't do it, it's that it would be difficult to do and would require expenditure of politica
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
I'm not sure what the situation is in this case, but in the past there have been a lot of licenses which were sold under previous laws and/or previous government administrations that can't easily be _legally_ limited. As a re
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
That's an easy problem to solve, though. Lower-speed L2 charging could easily be made ubiquitous anywhere that street parking exists. Since the wattage demands are relatively low, it would not be too difficult to have L2 charging avail
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
Actually, I realized that much of my _music_ equipment falls into this category as well. My mixer is an early example of a MIDI-controllable analog mixer but since the MIDI protocol is still ubiquitous, it still fits right into my modern wo
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
I think there's something to be said about this in regards to consumer electronics as well. One of the oldest electronic devices that I still use on a daily basis is my ereader, which is a very early model. It simply does everything it
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
It's definitely not strong against the same breadth of attacks as a physical key, but I'd argue there's a place for something like this. This would still protect against phishing, which is probably the bigger risk for the ave
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
Vaultwarden is an open-source password management server option that implements the Bitwarden server API which makes it compatible with all the existing client applications and browser plugins. Since the Bitwarden feature-set is pretty darn
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
This makes me very glad that I switched my self-hosted password manager from Bitwarden to Vaultwarden. It implements the Bitwarden Server API so I can still use the same client applications. I strongly suspect that this new VC-funded Bitwar
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
In Europe there's a whole class of vehicles that are just enclosed quadricycles. They're limited to 45km/h and have some sort of weight limit, but they're great "city cars". A lot of electric ones have been pop
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
The science is correct. I'm not aware of much application of it commercially as of yet, up until relatively recently the higher efficiency of the silicon PN junction process has made better use of the surface area. However, a major are
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
Am I wrong in thinking that the photo of the Alton keyboard is actually a corded input device and that a keyboard was also included?
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
It's much harder to hide the fact that you have closed an account completely and much easier to put in a periodic check that the account still exists. The difficulty with ransomware is that—without object lock—you would need to check t
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
I'm glad someone got the reference.
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
It's not a hardware limitation, but many vendors are still using AMD only in their budget SKUs and using Intel in their flagships. Since the AMD SKUs are aimed at a different price-point, they generally don't have higher end displ
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
I'm just waiting until Bonsai Buddy goes open source.
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I think without at least a few examples to start it off it's hard for me to know exactly what type of contributions this list is aiming to garner.
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by jeffalyanak 4y ago
It's a real shame when protocols like zigbee and z-wave can offer exactly the same functionality without requiring any third-party services.
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by jeffalyanak 5y ago
Zadara | Various positions: https://jobs.lever.co/Zadara | (most positions) REMOTE Zadara provides an "on-prem-as-a-service" cloud storage and compute platform, among other products. There's a really interest
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by jeffalyanak 5y ago
Just like how speed limits necessitate the arrest of everyone who drives.
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by jeffalyanak 5y ago
While there's definitely always a cost to consider when running a server, I think a good portion of that cost can be reduced with the right tooling an expertise. That's not to say that a experienced team can run an infinite number
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by jeffalyanak 5y ago
I think they made the right choice in designing it around providing an adjustable mechanical resistance. As it's primary goal is for working out and charging cell phones I think it's best compared to a normal workout bike, which o
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by jeffalyanak 5y ago
For many musicians the tools and workflow are a big part of the enjoyment and of the creative process. While software on an iPad or a laptop these days can essentially make any style of music without the need for additional hardware, there&
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by jeffalyanak 5y ago
It's not so much that there's a cheaper model, but Dirtywave releases a version of the firmware that will run on a standard Teensy 4.1. That means that you can get going for the cost of a teenst, an SD card and a micro-USB cable.
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Open Source Afro Hair Library(prettydarke.cool)
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by jeffalyanak 5y ago
You're making the assumption that there is no value in the development itself. Tackling unique problems can be invaluable to building skills, can be a lot of fun, and can be relaxing. All of those things can be extremely valuable uses
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by jeffalyanak 5y ago
https://www.irrlichtproject.de/houston/ Houstontracker 2 is a surprisingly powerful music software for TI calculators which accomplishes its magic by bit-banging the serial data port to produce stereo audio!
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by jeffalyanak 5y ago
The problem isn't the reality of journal quality, it's just the common perception. The unfortunate fact is that you have to cater to the biases of wider academia. While more established researchers can turn down the chance to publ

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