kuon

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by kuon 3y ago
With my son we hooked a python API to minecraft, you can then write some kind of bot. He really had fun with it. Being able to see things in a 3d world he knows with 2 lines of code is what got him hooked. He learned python to build things,
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by kuon 3y ago
Nice. I often use pgf tikz but the syntax is very convoluted. I like how Penrose separate substance from the rest.
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by kuon 3y ago
Fully down from switzerland on ipv6 and ipv4, but only for my tabs that are logged in, from private tabs I get the login screen. For status page, host a simple server somewhere that is not managed by your infra that just do a curl request (
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by kuon 3y ago
I have a ryzen with a Intel x520 nic and it handle gigabit easily. I plan to try 10gbit but my switches are not there yet, I am upgrading now.
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by kuon 3y ago
I stil use OpenBSD as firewall as I love PF. But I have the same problem as it cannot easily firewall 10G link. I am curious, what did you migrate to?
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by kuon 3y ago
I always put my seatbelt (feel naked without it), but I deactivated the ringing in my car, otherwise it's annoying if you have a bag on the passenger seat.
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by kuon 3y ago
Google and akamai also has a DNS service. dig @ns1-1.akamaitech.net ANY whoami.akamai.net +short dig @ns1.google.com TXT o-o.myaddr.l.google.com +short
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by kuon 3y ago
I did that for about 10 years from 2000 to 2010. The part about "being part of the furniture" is really on point. It is incredible how little they think of you. This has a side effect, they thrust you. Ebanking logins, emails, per
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by kuon 3y ago
LiveATC is crowd sourced. You take a radio, put it on your desk and stream that to their site. To get decent audio, you need a big antenna on the roof of your house or be in the air, like aircrafts. I'm a pilot and even on very old pla
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by kuon 3y ago
They are rare, but I see some from times to times. I am in switzerland, where legislation might be slightly different from EU. But they could also be illegal or just not yet modified.
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by kuon 3y ago
In a roundabout you nearly always need to reposition your hands. At least in the smaller ones there is around here. And the turn signal is important, because many roundabout have 2 lanes, and if you are in the inner lane, you really need to
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by kuon 3y ago
I think here (europe) the turn signal must be orange and separate from the brakes. But you still see some imported american cars from time to time.
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by kuon 3y ago
Just to get this right. The turn signal is actually "on the wheel"? So it turns with the wheel? How is that even a thing? How are you supposed to press the button if you are in a curve? The roundabout example is a good one, there
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by kuon 3y ago
While I agree with most of the points, I think the most important one is: your time is precious. Spending hours setting up things is are really high price to pay for something that might never be of use.
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by kuon 3y ago
Yes, but my "poping" I mean something intrusive. Like someone slapping you. I'm ok with sponsoring, placing products in movie, having ads in my mail... But, having ads being thrown at me when I work and search for something i
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by kuon 3y ago
That's surprising to me. I hate ads. If I see one poping I usually blacklist the product. When I want to buy something I do technical comparison and try to find genuine reviews.
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by kuon 3y ago
I have one with a SIP VOIP converter. I had to add a resistor or the sound was too lound. But it works.
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by kuon 3y ago
I hate captcha, it takes ages and I often fail the google one. I would happily pay to have them removed from my browsing. I don't use AliExpress often, but now I can't as the captcha just plain doesn't work.
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by kuon 3y ago
In Switzerland with have the swisstopo map which is really good in term of readability. I often refer to it to explain what a good map is.
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by kuon 3y ago
It is common, out of my head SDL and pipewire do it.
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by kuon 3y ago
I love the mindset and the design process. But I never hung any cloths so it is not for me.
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by kuon 3y ago
I wish I could use signal without a phone and phone number. Otherwise it is useless to me.
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by kuon 3y ago
There is a valid philosophy behind this, but the arguments are a bit flawed. For ezample CSS is not only styling (as in theming) it is important for GPU animations and is hard to sync with app state ans JS without some tooling.
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by kuon 3y ago
> If I ever reach this level (still using my 2009 email address), I would just abandon this email address and start with a new one. Actually I have a business and this email is on all paper documents since nearly 30 years. > Interesti
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by kuon 3y ago
I am not sure as I was a software engineer on those and it was a few years ago. I would like to say cost constraint but I do not really know. But the mechanical engineers seemed way more confident with the single motor.
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by kuon 3y ago
It really depends on the motor (stepper, closed loop BLDC...). It can help in some configuration but with bigger motors, there is a lot of inductance and EMI and it is very hard to drive them from the same wires. You usually have one supply
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by kuon 3y ago
I have worked on designing small machinery, 3d printers and cnc routers, and on some axis, we use two motors in sync for movement. It is very reliable until it is not, we had times were programming errors or driver failure would unsync the
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by kuon 3y ago
My email is old, pre 2000, I got my own email server, and got about 50000 spam emails daily. About 500 goes beyond retry¹, IP ban and reverse DNS check, and rspamd let about 10 through daily. I am not saying obfuscation is useless, just tha
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by kuon 3y ago
It is not that complicated but it is very "time consuming" for reasons I cannot really explain.
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by kuon 3y ago
Yes, I think rust is very good for higher level programmers wanting to code embedded like a regular OS. There are many great projects around using rust on embedded. But me, I prefer to manipulate registers directly. Especially with "ex

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