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I recently went down this rabbit hole. I bought a controller and mount for playing emulated games on my phone and then started seeing references to various handheld emulation devices. The amount of options from $50-200 is insane and I think
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This is the way. The more who join, the less of an outlier we become.
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The brand is GenMachine. Bought from Newegg and shipped from china so you can probably just order from their website
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3y ago
I recently bought a mini pc with an AMD 5500u (6 cores, 12 threads, 15W), 16 GB DDR4, and a 512 GB nvme SSD for $225 (on sale a bit). I suspect it would run laps around the orange pi despite the similar price and wattage.
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All the switches I've bought are different from normal ones. They are always in a central position and you push on the top for on and bottom for off. Some are also just a single button and pressing it toggles the light.
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Definitely one of my favorites and gets me emotional every time. I can only hope my kids have the same empathy and awareness as Rusty. The Grandad episode also hits hard as my parents age and I see them only a few times a year.
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I'm running truenas on a used e3 1245 v5 ($30 on ebay) and an Asus workstation Mobo with 32 GB ECC and 4 spinning drives. Not sure individually, but the nas along with a i5 12400 compute machine, router, and switch use 100W from the wa
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After buying my house, the first hot month caused some panic when I got the electricity bill. I quickly ordered a zwave thermostat that I could control and wrote some quick code to optimize my costs a bit. 1. Dial the temperature back quite
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My cheap solution for large datasets is to buy a raspberry pi and external hard drive(s), setup in a friend or relatives house, and setup syncthing. One friend has a copy of my ripped discs, my parents have copies of my photos, etc. Make su
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I would love to know if they've found a way to monitor the clipboard without cgo so I can make a side project of mine easier to cross compile.
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Already had ntfy set up and took the time to setup MollySocket so I can get signal notifications without firebase or a dedicated websocket connection (even if no message data is included). Here's to hoping more apps are brought on boar
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I just setup sops for a personal project today and wished it was slightly more opinionated much like this (I also like the age reference in your readme). Will definitely give this a go.
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I used to do some professional services work, and magic wormhole was one of the most reliable ways for me to get files to clients who's companies blocked traditional file sharing hosts like Dropbox and Google Drive.
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They were called locusts in my area as well. Wasn't until college zoology that I learned we were calling them the wrong thing. Anyways, I had a dog that would watch from the back porch and when he saw one flying low across the back yar
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I used to live in a small mountain town. The official vehicles were ancient so any time there was snow I'd see the carriers in Tacomas or Jeeps with a magnetic US Mail decal on the side. They also modified their routes slightly to acco
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I love bikes and was going to comment about them so I'll just tack on to your comment. Built a single speed out of a cheap, used frame with some spare or cheap parts and it has been going strong with little maintenance for 14 years. Al
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I'm with the op, once you get used to servicing hydraulic I find them easier in many regards and require less frequent adjusting. Sure if you get a leak on trail you're screwed, but that has happened to one bike one time in my rid
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docker-compose --env-file .env exec postgres /usr/bin/pg_dump -U postgres "$db_name" | gzip -9 > "$BACKUP_ROOT/postgres/${NOW}.${db_name}.sql.gz"
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3y ago
I knew this would be some plug for a low code platform. Does anyone have success with low code? From my brief exposure, low code == basically coding but slower and with extreme guardrails.
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I do this at home. The labels are generally much simpler than traefik. labels: caddy: subdomain.${DOMAIN_NAME} caddy.reverse_proxy: "{{upstreams 8000}}"
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3y ago
To give a positive response in the sea of negativity, I'm very happy with my all wireless setup. I have a keyboard (Nuphy) and mouse (Razer) that can switch between Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz. I connect to my work laptop via BT and gaming P
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I have a friend who has worked remotely for Amazon for a few years. He now has to ride a bus to the nearest office (1.5 hours away), meanwhile the rest of the teammated are at different offices. What a waste.
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Why guess depth from images when you can know depth?
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My dog of 15.5 years passed away recently and I thought I would allow a few months to grieve and experience life without a pet. 2 weeks later and I got another dog. Very nice to have something around and a good excuse for a couple walks thr
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There is a band named From Indian Lakes and their 2nd and 3rd albums (Able Bodies and Absent Sounds) are masterpieces of indie rock.
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It's been many years but I used to be in charge of the installers for a small company. WIX was an incredible gift compared to InstallShield and company but it did have a steep learning curve. Much easier to do as I pleased in CI/C
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I ride year round with my 2 kids in Colorado as long as the roads are decent. I wouldn't ride main roads with them when the bike lanes are crowded with snow but there are plenty of neighborhood routes and bike paths around town.
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Linkding does support header auth if your provider supports that (I run authelia backed by ldap).
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I live in the US in a "platinum rated" bike city (so there are a relatively high amount of bike commuters) and have gone through drive throughs on my bike a handful of times. Every time I have been served but told not to do it aga
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One of the Plantowers in my purple air has died and the power supply is flaking out as well. Think I'll grab one of these as a replacement.
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