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by lathiat 4y ago
EDIT: Whether or not Apple should be scanning for CSAM in some way is an entirely separate argument to whether it should be "on device" or "in cloud". That's not obvious, so my explanation below explains why that is
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The UI is not as good but it’s multi threaded and much faster.
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by lathiat 4y ago
FYI I recently discovered sort —-human is a thing so you can keep the K/M/G units if you want to. However I use ncdu all the time.
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by lathiat 4y ago
Tidelift does this now, without the blockchain/web3 from Tea.xyz: https://www.tidelift.com/about/lifter
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by lathiat 4y ago
Particularly useful for "fast heat-up" combined with "don't fry the pan"
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by lathiat 4y ago
That was a steal, a little better a value proposition than my $100 AUD / $92 CAD / $67 USD first generation Flir One (lightning port plug-in for iPhone). Where did you score it for that price, marketplace, eBay? Though even the $5
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by lathiat 4y ago
Using a thermal camera in the kitchen is under-rated. I sometimes do the same. Was inspired by this old linux.conf.au talk (that I attended in person) about a microwave with a thermal camera in the top. I would love the same above my kitche
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The number of chickens will blow your mind. There was a world clock I saw once counting like population and a bunch of random statistics including chickens in approximated real time.
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by lathiat 4y ago
I have started using gron to understand the json structure to then write jq. Other times it does the job alone. It’s great.
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by lathiat 4y ago
My 486 had boot sector protection in the BIOS. It would pop up a Y/N confirmation in text mode during boot sector overwrite. This froze the windows 95 setup in graphical mode. Although the text prompt appeared for whatever reason the Y
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by lathiat 4y ago
I work for Canonical so a biased +1 for MAAS (Metal As A Service). It’s got a pretty great workflow where you PXE boot an unknown server and it “commissions” it by cataloguing all its hardware specs and running some hardware tests etc and a
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by lathiat 4y ago
It's absolutely critical to have some at structures in place to deal with this. While some level of this often surfaces anywhere you have human relationships, it is 100% made much worse by a bad culture that is allowed to perpetuate. -
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Accross most of the volunteer work I've done (which has definitely had the challenges you mention) usually personally as a longer term or more "senior" member of the teams, I've observed most of the work gets done by peo
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I sympathise with your feelings. Honestly, I'm tired of it too. But the invasion hasn't stopped. Most in the Ukraine are surely utterly exhausted from hearing decades of their infrastructure, cities, housing and culture being dest
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I remember using this in the late 2000s. More commonly blocked now but was fun.
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by lathiat 4y ago
I do this all the time with the iPhone keyboard. Because the dot is only there for URLs it’s exactly where I normally hit the spacebar at (which expands to fill where the dot for URLs is). Drives me nuts. I can’t be the only one.
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by lathiat 4y ago
For a long time I used Siri as “hey siri, timer, 3 minutes”. This works for every time except 4 minute because it thinks you’re saying “timer for minutes” without a number. Got fixed last year though and for some reason wasn’t reproducible
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by lathiat 4y ago
It also would be broken by having snapshots, since, the space wouldn't actually be freed, so this space accounting is not the only possible issue.
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by lathiat 4y ago
Perhaps the sonoff MS01 is for you. Needs to be paired with a device to plug it into: https://sonoff.tech/product/accessories/ms01/
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by lathiat 4y ago
Plan B is probably not really the thing to think about here. Sure it plays a role, but, condoms came into mainstream use in the early 1900s and the contraceptive pill only in 1960. Thats only 2-3 generations really. For many your grandparen
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by lathiat 4y ago
This is a mistake I see on iOS a lot. You can use a 'system picker' for some things without a permission - photos is the most common one - many apps request full photo library access which I never want to grant when they could jus
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by lathiat 4y ago
If this interests you the videos from Smarter Every Day were great: https://youtu.be/toVfvRhWbj8
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by lathiat 4y ago
I can’t give you a good tutorial but this is a must watch for inspiration and laughs: “Captain Disillusion: World’s Greatest Blenderer - Live at the Blender Conference 2018” https://youtu.be/1qSTcxt2t74 Note for after: The
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Linus’ original talk might be good https://youtu.be/4XpnKHJAok8
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If you search Belkin Rockstar there is a dual port lightning adaptor and also a lightning+3.5mm adaptor. Can still be done with a dongle at least.
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Tom Scott & Half as Interesting did a few related videos: https://youtu.be/9mAcJRFfAL0 https://youtu.be/nAsrsMPftOI https://youtu.be/jvJzi0BXcGI
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It can be a time saver and helpful when you’re writing it. But hurts even yourself a year or two later. Others with no previous code base experience have it 10x worse.
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Right but this fix was on the “qemu 9p server”. On WSL you would be using the “hyperv 9p server”. Same Linux 9p client in both cases but that’s not where the fix was. Reasonable question but the answer is still no.
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“I’ve got to ding you on something ” - Bryan Cantrill Worth a watch: https://youtu.be/1KeYzjILqDo
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Honeycomb LX2 https://www.solid-run.com/arm-servers-networking-platforms/h... Plus any apple machine and the thinkpad x13s And the raspberry pi

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