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by kn100 4y ago
It's probably been mentioned before, but if you want something that is: * A fair bit more grunty than a Pi * Fairly power efficient * x86 * More of a standard computer You should consider picking up what Servethehome has coined the Tin
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by kn100 5y ago
I wonder how much data you could encode in an RSS feed and therefore retrieve from services like Feedly? I remember reading a while ago about movie piracy sites that would store chunks of encrypted video inside images and host these images
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by kn100 5y ago
I suppose you're right, but as I explained in the post, I am not some big company, I'm just a person who occasionally likes to post stuff on the internet. I'm a huge fan of various blogs, and want to be a part of that space.
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by kn100 5y ago
I'm going to try this, as well as other suggestions here across a range of cloud-ish RSS readers and have a shoot out! It's going to take me a little while since it seems Feedly at least does not crawl very often, but I think a li
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The Perils of RSS(kn100.me)
56 points by kn100 5y ago|37 comments
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by kn100 5y ago
As someone who has a fairly basic use case for something like Pipewire - I switched to it about a year ago and hope to never switch back. Everything just works properly - and some of the value added stuff we have now (Easyeffects inside a F
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by kn100 5y ago
Author here: I want to note that I am trying my best to resurrect the /r/cybiko subreddit ( https://www.reddit.com/r/cybiko/ ). I recently managed to convince the Reddit Admins to allow me to moderate the
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Dealing with a Cybiko Classic in 2022(kn100.me)
41 points by kn100 5y ago|14 comments
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by kn100 5y ago
I have been thinking about this every now and then - I, and many others, hold no loyalty to any particular ride sharing or food delivery app, and the cost to switch to the one that is offering deep discounts is almost zero. I know people wh
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by kn100 5y ago
Post processing is absolutely essential with tesseract. Not to self promote but I discussed this at some length in this blog post, if you're interested: https://kn100.me/taking-back-data-from-eufy/
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by kn100 5y ago
Hey, thanks for posting my post! Glad you found it interesting.
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by kn100 6y ago
https://kn100.me/turning-upnp-off/ I've written a follow up, which you may find interesting.
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by kn100 6y ago
Jesus, confirmed here. That is tragic.
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by kn100 6y ago
This option was and is disabled - I should have mentioned this in the blog post
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by kn100 6y ago
It's fine, I wasn't personally offended nor should you feel like you need to censor yourself. It's really difficult to justify turning uPnP off when you can't necessarily control every application that runs on your netwo
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by kn100 6y ago
This is exactly my opinion and exactly how I use uPnP. I can't control exactly what runs on my network since I'm not the only one using it, but I can guard certain parts of my network more thoroughly.
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by kn100 6y ago
To rephrase this somewhat less offensively (I am the author) "I realised a potential solution but decided the drawbacks of disabling uPnP were larger than the potential risk keeping uPnP enabled poses". My household makes use of m
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My NAS exposes itself over the internet without permission(kn100.me)
390 points by kn100 6y ago|298 comments
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by kn100 6y ago
I tested it a few months ago hosted on my desktop (Ryzen 2600 6 core CPU, 16gb of RAM) with my entire photo library of around 100k photos - or about 60gb of data, and the performance was better than I expected. The ML image classification s
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Declouding Chinese WiFi Plugs(kn100.me)
5 points by kn100 6y ago|0 comments
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by kn100 6y ago
It's useful to imagine this way: When a motor is forced to spin by some external influence, drawing more current out of it on the other end means it has to spin with more torque in order to maintain the same voltage. Here, the generato
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by kn100 6y ago
The key is caching. I remember 10 years ago playing with Varnish, and it seriously blows my mind that even today sites get taken down by honestly fairly small traffic from HN. I sidestep the issue personally by having my blog (kn100.me) jus
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by kn100 6y ago
Important to note that afaik no Linux distro supports anything other than potato quality HFP at the moment - at least that's been my experience.
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by kn100 6y ago
Try competing with a global pandemic for search traffic ;) I hate my ten year old self for picking this username
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by kn100 6y ago
This I'm extremely interested in trying. I am willing to bet a lot of CSR (Qualcomm) based Bluetooth hardware (a LOT of headsets seem to be based on this) probably also supports FastStream - and this would be an absolute gamechanger fo
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by kn100 6y ago
An additional problem is artificially limiting the bitpool size to 53 - which for a lot of headsets is far lower than they actually support. Since this is lossy to lossy conversion (Unless your source material is lossless of course!) - you
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How to Improve Bluetooth Audio Quality on Linux(kn100.me)
168 points by kn100 6y ago|67 comments
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Show HN: Conjugate, Golang CLI tool that converts YouTube Music to Spotify links
1 points by kn100 6y ago|0 comments
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by kn100 6y ago
I thought about this but diodes introduce voltage drop!
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Why Does My Computer Not Boot with a USB Hub Attached?(kn100.me)
8 points by kn100 6y ago|3 comments

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