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jsilence
6y ago
This article is satire, right? (non native speaker here)
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6y ago
If Google blocks your account you clearly have done something wrong and rightfully so deserve to be deprived of any web service. /sarcasm
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6y ago
Well, if the fancy projects are killing it, they could always give back to the giants shoulders or piles of dwarfs they are standing on.
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6y ago
One could use the free software Subtitle Edit [1] for the labeling of the audio. Output would be in SRT format, but a conversion to the required JSON should be trivial. [1] https://www.nikse.dk/subtitleedit/
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I see a lot of potential of this for other fields. For example coughing detection in pig husbandry. So while I am a little wary about the baby monitoring, I am very grateful for the project and its documentation. Thank you!
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Awesome! I always wanted this and at one point tried to achieve it with WWWOFFLE, but the welcome proliferation of https thwarted that attempt. Gonna check it. Unfortunately only for chrome. I am very much used to having my favourite set of
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6y ago
If only we as humanity would stop fighting and start using these huge amounts of resources for good. Much would be gained.
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6y ago
Business opportunity? Open an online iListen service, charged by the minute.
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6y ago
Like a X200 Where you remove or disable the Wifi card. Sturdy machines with a decent keyboard. Wondering how long it will take for someone to take up the task of configuring a veeery simplistic 'JustWriteOS' that optimized on dist
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6y ago
"I do a copy once in a while of the whole folder to a different place." Yeah, that is a backup. But I totally agree, it becomes much easier when stuff is plain text files!
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6y ago
That is only a storage system. DB backup only covers the last 30 days. Storage != Backup
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6y ago
Thanks for the update and thank you for working on this! Looking forward to the upcoming releases!
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6y ago
What about Zerotier 2.0 btw? Was supposed to surface before summer, but seems to have stalled. Might actually be relevant as more people are working from home now.
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6y ago
Also adding a keyboard and maybe a mouse could be done. Say, for reading the news ...
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Yes, this! There is one musician on YT who said that he is simply doodling away on his groovebox frequently and that more than 90 percent of the results are shitty. But from those ideas that are somewhat decent he develops his music.
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6y ago
Never heard about NaNoWriMo before. Great pointer! Relayed to my wife, who has let her writing talent lay dormant for quite some time.
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I think authors of advice like this underestimate the amount of exhaustion a lot of people have to cope with. I set out with the intention of getting into the habit of being creative instead of consuming only to realize I Was putting myself
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6y ago
What happened to Freenet? Why is ist not used more widely?
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Some classes of objects are not under copyright protection because they are ubiquitous or utilitarian. For example the design of clothes can not be copyrighted. You are paying for the material and the production costs, but not for the desig
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6y ago
Thanks!
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6y ago
Would like to understand what you mean. Care to elaborate
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The mere fact that 'trivial' Fotos of a skyline are copyright protected indicates that there is something wrong with the system. Fun fact: you are not allowed to take a picture of the Eiffel tower at night and publish it. Your own
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6y ago
Why are'nt y'all downvoted to
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A reverse stirling engine takes mechanical energy and produces a temperature differential. These kinf of setups are actually being used for quite efficient cooling.
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6y ago
It would still be a normal Stirling engine and not reverse. The engine only needs a large enough temperature differential. Where that comes from does not matter.
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Why don't they test these patients for Covid19 antibodies?
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Do not feed the Trolls!
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For me as a long term Emacs user, started using it 1994ish, it is not an issue. I don't mind the occasional minor lag. In my usage it is rarely in a range where it actually makes me wait. Emacs has a certain feel to it. Hard to put th
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They won't be able to measure this.
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Keep the Ubuntu apt package telemetry activated and uninstall Snap. Vote with the uninstall.
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