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by jotm 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAT64 There's some other tools to facilitate that. FWIW, I tried playing with IPv6 on my home LAN. all IPv6 intranet, IPv4 on the ISP WAN, all ran fine on OpenWRT routers with a bit o
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by jotm 7y ago
Not for Xiaomi specifically, but I remember allowing some apps all the permissions they needed... then blocking some of them from settings somewhere, and they worked fine (for my needs). Haven't had the need to do that in the past coup
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by jotm 7y ago
It's extremely convenient. I can't stress this enough. I remember navigating some cities in the country I grew up in with paper maps, hand drawn directions and lots of asking other people. It was more frustrating than it was f
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by jotm 7y ago
> places no longer accepting cash Is that legal? I believe in most countries national currency most be accepted in any form, by law...
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by jotm 7y ago
Presumably, a lot more. From the story, it seems his health condition was the main cause for the "downfall" and barely getting by. Sad, and not uncommon.
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by jotm 7y ago
Seriously, a cheap flintlock pistol/rifle replica (which you can easily buy and modify to actually work) would be safer for the user than that thing.
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by jotm 7y ago
That's... actually impressive. I've built a point to point WiFi link before, with 802.11g. I was under the impression 60GHz is for extremely short range applications, like wireless connectivity in a living room and such. Really su
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by jotm 7y ago
I believe that's what he meant, not [licensed] in the US at least .
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by jotm 7y ago
White label, yes, I forgot that term :)
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by jotm 7y ago
Just use old phones from eBay :). More like 50 Euros, but still rather cheap and powerful enough for any IoT use. Reminds me of that guy who used an iPad for a wall mounted information panel (weather, transport time, traffic conditions, som
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by jotm 7y ago
Don't need R&D or custom parts if you use existing designs and existing part lines from China. This is the same design used by many Xiaomi phones and lots of clones/rebrands. Someone mentioned even Siemens has one.
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by jotm 7y ago
To be fair, this particular design seems to be one of those common Chinese ones used by any company who wants to make a phone. It's really easy to assemble, hard to disassemble. It's been used in countless Xiaomi phones, lesser kn
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by jotm 7y ago
I'll be honest, I didn't read it D: But wow, that is one awesome site! Thank you!
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by jotm 7y ago
Quite likely better subjectively, just like today's poor villagers in remote areas seem pretty happy. Objectively, it's a tough, limited life imo.
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by jotm 7y ago
Yeah it's one of those space missions (there were several of them) that I look at and am amazed every time. Like the Curiosity landing - how awesome was that?
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by jotm 7y ago
There's plenty of articles and forum discussions in Russian, if you want to use Translate I guess. http://galspace.spb.ru/index114.html https://habr.com/en/post/184444/ https:/&#x2
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by jotm 7y ago
I guess people who can adapt to different workplace cultures are SOL ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by jotm 7y ago
The newer projectors are quite impressive. You won't get good color accuracy during the day, but it can still be good enough for almost anything else. The image projected is surprisingly sharp. I reckon if you work in the evenings and
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by jotm 7y ago
That would take literally months, or years. You don't need to do it for months at a time, just a few days/a week per month I believe
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by jotm 7y ago
Seems to me like working out you just naturally need more calories. So it's the same thing - you use more calories than you eat. Like how Michael Phelps are something ridiculous like 10,000 calories a day while training.
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by jotm 7y ago
Have you considered a 4k short throw projector? The screen would be an issue, but you could get a foldable one, buy one on the spot or just use a white wall
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by jotm 7y ago
Hell of a setup! I settled on 4x 17" laptops, much easier to carry and you get extra storage and bonus processing power. Wasn't my plan, really, but I can't sell old laptops (too cheap, no one wants them anyway, plus I always
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by jotm 7y ago
They seem to be making an example of him. See what happens if you dare go against us and you're not filthy rich
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by jotm 7y ago
Yeah, pretty much. I like working alone. But I like working with co-workers, too. I've done both, and I'd say that ideally, I'd do two weeks solo, two weeks in a workplace, or something like that. Too much of either is not go
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by jotm 7y ago
I've recommended this before - you don't need a special/low power processor for that! Technically, any processor with a hardware video decoder will work fine as long as you limit the TDP to something your cooling can manage.
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by jotm 7y ago
I don't see why it wouldn't be able to drive them at full speed. Zen cores (even at that TDP) plus the standard Ethernet hardware offloading should be able to handle that and a lot of extra processing without trouble.
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by jotm 7y ago
That's what I mean by "free" as in freedom. It's a democratic country, not a very free one.
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by jotm 7y ago
To be fair, it's very democratic (is it the most ?), not very free. Living there you have to put up with all sorts of restrictions that may seem overzealous for someone from, say, Eastern Europe. And they have the same ridiculous bure
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by jotm 7y ago
> You can just disable the feature as well For now. Where's my option to disable complete blocks on domains with funky/invalid SSL certificates? Gone, for the past few years. Sure, most people don't need that. Most people
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by jotm 7y ago
Pretty much. I'll wake up because I need to go to work. But I'm always tired :/ Sometimes I wish I could work nights, but I did work from home like that and sleeping during the day is also pretty bad. Especially during winter

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