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by lathiat 3y ago
https://incaptions.com/
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by lathiat 3y ago
I always find myself needing a tool to interactively let me select which columns of an output to print. Basically I'm interactively writing something like 'awk {print $5, $10}' or whatever but I'm not sure which columns
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by lathiat 3y ago
The requirements are here: https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT209455 Turning off Bluetooth or wifi may be one of the more common reasons it doesn’t work. Some people never do that, but others do.
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by lathiat 3y ago
Yep me as well sometime in that era. It was very interesting and informative. I'd never use it for an everyday system obviously but was a good excercise. And I did this on my real machine before VMs were really a thing :-)
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by lathiat 3y ago
Back in 2010 when I was into Arduino I made a GPS/GSM Car Tracker with my Arduino Mega (ATMega 1280, an 8-Bit 16MHz MCU). I did that by speaking AT serial to a Telit GM862-GPS module. I can’t find the actual CPU spec now but it contain
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by lathiat 3y ago
They did something similar with the Kernel in 2011. It's not an entirely new strategy. They stopped publishing the git tree or separate patches for the RHEL kernel and only published the tarball with no version control. At the time, Or
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by lathiat 3y ago
They did something similar with the Kernel in 2011. They stopped publishing the git tree for the RHEL kernel and only published the tarball with no version control. At the time, Oracle started a project to reverse engineer it back into a se
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by lathiat 3y ago
MKBHD: "Apple's Forbidden Words" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvN5_GXlg2Y A good look at the topic, it's nothing new for them. They specifically love to both avoid marketing terms for some things and
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by lathiat 3y ago
I'd have to go hunt down the numbers again but the studies were claiming something like 12% of Asthma was potentially gas cooking triggered, but it could be 3% if more of them used better ventilation. It was also super common here in A
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by lathiat 3y ago
$54m was just a forbes estimate and that was 2 years ago in 2021. He reached 50M subscribers sometime in 2021, 100M subscribers in July 2022, in June 2023 he has 163M. Then if you look at video views, he was doing about 500M/month all
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by lathiat 3y ago
Most of the $60 ones aren’t really measuring CO2. The usual giveaway is if the sensor also measures VOC or TVOC most are estimating the CO2 based on that. Which has only a vague correlation sometimes and not remotely close to useful. You ne
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by lathiat 3y ago
You can also use them with HomeKit, whatever androids is called and with home assistant. All local.
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by lathiat 3y ago
While these projects are cool it’s worth noting IKEA since released a Matter capable version in the last year. It is 3 times the cost though (US $50 it seems). Still quite cheap on the whole I think.
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by lathiat 3y ago
I agree. They could and IMHO should have given a disclosure window since there was no evidence of active exploitation. However it wouldn’t be that difficult to actually execute this attack. It’s not that difficult to spoof the DNS server or
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by lathiat 3y ago
EFF has some good writing on the subject: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/11/trademark-law-does-not...
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by lathiat 3y ago
Yes! My freeservers site from the same era (2000, when I was 15 ) is also somehow still alive. I don’t have the password though. So I cannot fix the error haunting me for all time that I listed Generations as a TV series of Star Trek rather
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by lathiat 3y ago
Related: https://youtu.be/4kfDBNzStbs
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by lathiat 3y ago
Worth a watch: https://youtu.be/LMe7hf2G1po
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by lathiat 3y ago
The limiting speed factor of jq for me is, by far, figuring out how to write the expression I need to parse a fairly small amount of data. I do a bunch of support analysis and often writing a one-liner to put into a shell script to extract
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by lathiat 3y ago
There are many different tools, but when I want to quickly understand what the code was doing I have been reaching for pysnooper: https://pypi.org/project/PySnooper/ Has a pretty nice and importantly colored outpu
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by lathiat 3y ago
At least sometimes: https://cloud.google.com/assured-open-source-software Only 1000 packages but certainly seems they do that for a subset.
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by lathiat 3y ago
I use the pv “Pipe Viewer” tool to do the same. You can either put it in the middle of a pipe, or pass it a PID using -p http://www.ivarch.com/programs/pv.shtml It works by reading /proc/PID/fdinfo/
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by lathiat 3y ago
That is largely not the case at all. In fact charging such is explicitly legal but also regulated: https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/pricing/card-surcharges The exception to that is American Express directly issue
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by lathiat 3y ago
The excessive fees have been illegal for a few years now. They can only charge the actual cost incurred. Worth a lodging a complaint about them: https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/pricing/card-surcharges
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by lathiat 3y ago
I am kindof surprised that Cloudflare introduced e-mail forwarding as a product in 2021. The writing has been on the wall for this kind of thing for a long time. If anyone has a chance, you would think it was Cloudflare, because they are bi
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by lathiat 3y ago
I guess much like he asked of his students, the professor should not have used ChatGPT to do his own work of determining which students cheated using ChatGPT :)
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by lathiat 3y ago
bzip2 is much slower than gzip.
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by lathiat 3y ago
You are looking for bpftrace Drgn is closer solaris’ mdb debugger.
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by lathiat 3y ago
This kind of thing is generally both country and state specific. It’s likely the relevant state regulator would have some info on this on their website.
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by lathiat 3y ago
Do you have a rangehood fan that vents outside? You should never cook without one, even electric, but especially with gas. If you do have one sounds like it isn’t working very well. Maybe not enough make up air coming in, it’s blocked? Not

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