kjagiello

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by kjagiello 10mo ago
Building a simple service that allows one to post live activities to mobile devices (iOS to begin with). It started as something I wanted to build for myself. I have a Bosch dishwasher that lacks any glanceable indication of how far along i
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by kjagiello 2y ago
Datasheet: https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/rp2350/rp2350-datasheet.p...
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by kjagiello 4y ago
RP2040 is a pretty fitting MCU for this use case thanks to its PIOs coupled with DMA. It got me some impressive refresh rates on a 64x32 HUB75 display – over 2 kHz in 24 bit color mode. The lack of networking capabilities out of the box is
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by kjagiello 5y ago
Check out Gigabyte M28U/M32U. 4k & 144 Hz. DisplayPort over USB-C. Supports alt-mode.
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by kjagiello 5y ago
Isn’t Apply going to only scan the images that are about to be uploaded to iCloud? If so, I have a difficult time seeing how it differs from what Google is doing. Google scans what you’ve uploaded, Apple scans what you are about to upload.
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by kjagiello 5y ago
Sweden has adapted something similar, Swish[1]. Co-owned by banks and so far without any fees for private entities. The adaption rate has been really incredible. Already 75% of the population has signed up for it and, in 2020, made over 600
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by kjagiello 5y ago
For sequence diagrams in text format you can take diagwiz for a spin. There is also an online version of the tool. Disclaimer: It is working, but it's still just an experiment and might change a lot. https://github.com/
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by kjagiello 6y ago
Switch from http to https
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by kjagiello 6y ago
https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0563/
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by kjagiello 6y ago
What sucks about the tags on GitHub is that there is no way of controlling who can create them. Ideally I would love to see a flow similar to the one for PRs. You could then require approval of other team members and also run GitHub action
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by kjagiello 7y ago
Sounds like https://scalegrid.io/ could fit your use case
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by kjagiello 12y ago
It isn't working for me. I added some stuff to my card, tried to check out and got the message "Move your cursor to the cross or address bar as if you were about to abandon this cart", but nothing happens when I do as the mes
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by kjagiello 12y ago
Yep, same problem here!
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by kjagiello 13y ago
Oles is a very "nice" guy. I had a couple of servers at OVH and one time we've been DDoS'ed, we hade no idea why, but Oles wrote an email to us telling us that he's terminating our contract and banning us (after 2 y