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by kn100 2y ago
afaik they're basically the same thing. The need to stir comes from peanut butter that is literally nothing other than minced peanuts. Brands like Jif and the such add a bit of palm oil, salt, and whatever else which I guess helps to s
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by kn100 2y ago
that's a great idea and one I'm stealing for the future! thanks.
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by kn100 2y ago
Y'know what I'd love? For all IoT crap to feature a socketed ESP32 or whatever. The vendor can ship whatever garbage software they want to it, but maybe in the future when Wifi 2.4ghz does eventually die as an example, we could al
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by kn100 2y ago
Hehe, you're not the first person to have suggested this, and I was wondering how quickly the HN crowd would find and point it out. You're definitely right, but to explain why it is the way it is right now: * I just didn't wa
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by kn100 2y ago
boy do I have just the thing for you (disclaimer: I have nothing to do with, nor have I tried this): https://www.tindie.com/products/tjhorner/upsy-desky/ if your standing desk has that ethernet like connect
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by kn100 2y ago
You make a good point - but let's be careful to not confuse personal hackery with random internet connected shit you buy from the internet. In my ideal world, every IoT product would directly and clearly document it's hardware, al
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Internet of Desks: How I Connected My Standing Desk to the Internet(kn100.me)
80 points by kn100 2y ago|61 comments
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A Brief Aside on "Why"(kn100.me)
2 points by kn100 2y ago|0 comments
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by kn100 3y ago
I'm trying to teach myself how to sniff and interact with i2c hardware on consumer products. I'm doing this by attempting to connect my standing desk to the internet. Literally the whole goal is to have a "make desk go up&quo
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by kn100 3y ago
Here's a handy bash script I threw together to audit any docker containers you might be running on your machine. It's hacky, but will quickly let you know what version, if any, of xz, is running in your docker containers. ``` #!&#
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by kn100 3y ago
the only way this could be even better is if it includes the sounds that came from the spectrum!
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by kn100 3y ago
Immich does exactly this with CLIP models, you can even customise which CLIP model it uses and it does a phenomenally good job, I'd personally say surpassing even Google Photos.
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by kn100 3y ago
nuked my 8 year old account and all posts and comments I had there after their API bull. Lemmy isn't as enjoyable as the communities are far smaller and less engaged, but overall I've spent a lot less time scrolling for no reason
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by kn100 3y ago
Hey! I wanted to ask you something. So, I am traditionally somebody who self hosts a lot of stuff. I am not allergic to paying a fee to have something hosted by someone else - but one of my conditions to doing this is that there is an eas
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by kn100 3y ago
pixel 6 pro owner here, up to date on everything, phone is entirely fine.
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by kn100 3y ago
I'm happy we live in a world with so many decent desktop Linux distros. I was a happy Ubuntu user since 7.10, but recently with Snap canonical irritated me to the point of switching, and I hopped around a couple distros before settling
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by kn100 3y ago
I switched back to Firefox like 6 years ago and it's the input browser I use regularly. I do unfortunately have Chrome installed on all my machines too since once every couple of months I'll find some usually government website th
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by kn100 3y ago
Interesting thought. I then wondered if perhaps we could introduce some kind of mechanism like a token that is authorized to spend a certain amount, and then wondered if we could take that concept to the extreme and have one key with some m
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by kn100 3y ago
works well on Chrome on a Pixel 6 Pro. extremely janky and terrible in Firefox for Android on the same device. I recorded a small video to demonstrate. https://youtu.be/cK7KlcH1uPs?si=m3q7S9Ml0aS_IFoX
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by kn100 3y ago
You can definitely avoid the hyperscalers, but unless your ops are very simple, you'll end up paying for it with the cost of managing your infra yourself. Think about resiliency for example. What happens if the DC you're in goes
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by kn100 3y ago
This whole article reminds me of the absolute nonsense surrounding the EU regulating vacuum cleaner power levels. In the UK, it was not uncommon to see vacuum cleaners rated as high as 2400w (!) prior to the introduction of the regulation.
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Getting the mutant home server gaming in a VM (Proxmox Home Server)(kn100.me)
2 points by kn100 3y ago|0 comments
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by kn100 3y ago
Ventoy is a magic tool that does exactly this, if you weren't aware.
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by kn100 3y ago
Seeing a lot of discourse here talking about how Go releases are so stable and don't break shit. As someone who also loves Go, I mostly agree with these takes, but let's not forget how much of a mess dependency management used to
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Home Labbing: This Mutant Motherboard/CPU Combo Could Be the Perfect Solution(kn100.me)
2 points by kn100 3y ago|0 comments
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by kn100 4y ago
I've moved to Fedora for desktop use in the last little bit. It's been quite nice, I have to say! My server stock is a bit all over the place at the moment, as I'm experimenting with a few things. I've got: * Ubuntu 22.0
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by kn100 4y ago
the fee is usually less than £1. Every single person I know in the UK that travels via train uses it. I wish it didn't fall to a private institution to provide what is a fairly basic service, but I think the fee shouldn't deter pe
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by kn100 4y ago
https://archive.ph/VavYg
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by kn100 4y ago
The 16:9 screen is an immediate turn off for me. on a machine of this size that extra screen real estate you get with 16:10 or even 3:2 is important to me. Shame too, because this could be the perfect machine for me.
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by kn100 4y ago
Why not! I'm not particularly familiar with Macbooks personally, but If it can run what you need it to run, then it's an absolutely fine use for one! I'd consider removing the battery and running without it for safety reasons

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