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by kenmacd 3y ago
I have an LG that's an inverter one. I agree though, don't buy a non-inverter model if you care at all about the quality of what comes out of it. And for the above poster, +30 starts it, it plays a little tune when done, and then
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by kenmacd 3y ago
And yet you didn't cite any of the reference material you used to post that reply, or any of the reference material that led to you having that opinion in the first place. I'm not being flippant here. We all use massive amounts of
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by kenmacd 3y ago
That's a good question... I suppose it seems to me like they're trying to keep useful information locked down. Even though this bot isn't 'public', it's still feels a bit like they're an author saying they
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by kenmacd 3y ago
I really don't understand why sites would do this. To each their own, but it currently lowers my opinion of the site. I was disappointed to see NPR and Ars on the list.
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by kenmacd 3y ago
Thanks, I should take a look. I've also been meaning to try DivestOS. I'm certainly not holding my breath on more GrapheneOS support, as so few people care. I'm not entirely sure it'd be the right fit for me anyway. I&#x
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by kenmacd 3y ago
As much as I'd love to run GrapheneOS—and in the context of the original post—I just can't bring myself to willingly give the Google ad-machine my money. I keep hoping another manufacturer will step up and drive support for their
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by kenmacd 3y ago
> The so called democratic process objectively sucks. It's not the democratic process that's the issue, it's the first-past-the-post. Fortunately the party to win the 2015 election vowed: "To make sure that every vote
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by kenmacd 3y ago
>> git absorb will automatically identify which commits are safe to modify, and which staged changes belong to each of those commits. It will then write fixup! commits for each of those changes. This looks like exactly what I wanted.
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by kenmacd 3y ago
Ty. I've seen similar in other tools, and I agree that it's super quick... unless you sign your commits with a key that requires a physical touch of a yubikey. Then it's <tap> <wait> <tap> <wait> for e
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by kenmacd 3y ago
Interesting project... in the hopes of maybe nerd-sniping you (or having someone tell me where it already exists), I'll tell you the story I'd really like a solution to but can never seem to find time to build: I have 5 un-pushed
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by kenmacd 3y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I suspect this has the same issue preventing me from using it as does Bitwarden, namely: if I give you my vault and my password, you can access all my passwords. With how common hardware security keys (or e
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by kenmacd 3y ago
> e.g. phones, mail. What about all the in-person conversations. Seems those might be considered just a bit more traditional than phones conversations, and haven't been subject to those same search warrants. > So what we're
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by kenmacd 3y ago
While containers solve a lot of problems, they do create a bunch of new problems. For example that 'every dependency' is a double-edged sword. Now instead of just one version of OpenSSL on my host I have a bunch. Half them are vul
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by kenmacd 3y ago
Well, in case you decide to move back, give Sidebery a try. I switched a while back haven't had any issues.
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by kenmacd 3y ago
Wait, are you me? I tried to convince musl to not break in this case ( https://www.openwall.com/lists/musl/2022/12/04/1 ), but mostly got a "we're right, cloudflare's wrong" answer
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by kenmacd 3y ago
> The real issues are bootloaders which cannot be unlocked I haven't run in to that lately, but an issue I find much more annoying is the lack of support around re-locking with a custom root of trust. I think a few others support it
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by kenmacd 3y ago
I miss Particle's mesh support. It worked great for me in my tiny environment. I tried to get a thread border router running using zephyr on a xenon with the ethernet featherwing, but couldn't get it working.
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by kenmacd 3y ago
I would think so. I've tried to do 'feature' groups of options, but without any way to do optional includes I gave up on that idea. Maybe I'm just doing it wrong with just trying to add the dependencies I want. It might
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by kenmacd 3y ago
Zephyr has a lot of good points, but I really wish it didn't use Kconfig. Getting a working config seems to be mostly a matter of copying an already working example. It might be okay for hardware side of things, but it's a really
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by kenmacd 3y ago
What does it rate-limit based on? If it's just IP address then I doubt that'll do much good as it won't stop any spammer worth their salt and yet could affect large groups stuck behind a NAT device.
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by kenmacd 3y ago
> Consider that electricity mostly comes from renewables now, it just doesn't matter what the efficiency is. As far as I know we're not yet in a post-scarcity energy economy. Think of your favorite topic of research. Now consid
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by kenmacd 4y ago
Maybe. The problem is that I couldn't control the DNS settings where this code was run, nor could I control what ended up in the search domain. The query did not have the +dnssec flag, but that didn't actually help because Cloudfl
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by kenmacd 4y ago
My personal 'musl broke it' story comes from resolving domains from Cloudflare that use DNSSEC in a K8 cluster. Basically this: * K8 sets container to use `ndot:5`, causing the search list to be used * Musl walks that search list
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by kenmacd 4y ago
They're under contract, but just as the "make them and we'll keep others from competing with you here", not "you can't sell these elsewhere". The only reason you "can't buy them" is because
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by kenmacd 4y ago
I can't see it for me, but who knows. The same holds for my family though, they're much more likely to deal with the US government than China. I maybe should add that I'm not saying I like any of the general data collection,
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by kenmacd 4y ago
In my (Canadian) view my data going to the US is a lot worse. From a physical safety perspective, I'm unlikely to ever go to China, but I do sometimes have to fly in to or through the US. In doing so I risk being held in solidarity con
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by kenmacd 4y ago
My use case: I used to use Arch. I would always do a btrfs-snapshot before doing a system upgrade, then create another one after booting the new update (provided everything worked). In NixOS I don't have to because it has generations.
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by kenmacd 4y ago
If I ask you what time it is and you're not really sure, do you say "It's 1:04:35.023"? So if you 'said it was a lab leak', but expected people to know you really mean "based on the extremely limited infor
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by kenmacd 4y ago
To add to the other answer, if you calculate the absolute limit on performance for heating and cooling using the Carnot cycle, the 'heating' case is always going to be '1' higher than the cooling case, because you also g
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by kenmacd 4y ago
He's located in NB, so I assumed it was Celsius. To check I just compared them to the Environment Canada data it seems to match pretty close for NB in Celsius.

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