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by m01 6y ago
It might be ingrained these days, but this StackOverflow question asking for a package manager for C++ and not really getting any "obvious" answers is just under 10 years old: https://stackoverflow.com/q/72660
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by m01 6y ago
They don't directly, but Arduino are apparently making an RP2040 board with Bluetooth and WiFi. The accompanying blog post [1] mentions the Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect [2], which includes "a highly efficient power section, a power
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by m01 6y ago
The accompanying blog post [1] mentions the Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect [2], which includes "a highly efficient power section, a powerful WiFi/Bluetooth module, and the ECC608 crypto chip, enabling anybody to create secure IoT app
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by m01 6y ago
Don't the Logitech Brio Ultra HD pro or Streamcams (if 1080p is enough) roughly tick the boxes the author wanted? Am I missing something?
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by m01 6y ago
I wonder if there are regulatory reasons that prevent IEC connectors being used in e.g. washing machines. I guess getting a water ingress protection IP rating might be harder if you have an IEC connector. The lack of an IP rating might prev
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by m01 6y ago
The way the Zyxel box is configured in modem mode on A&A results in it not having a globally routable IP address, since your router gets it instead. I expect this is a common way to setup modem mode, and it feels like the "correct
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by m01 6y ago
Seems 2020 might finally bring colour e-readers [1], something I've certainly been waiting for. This specific one appears to be delayed until end of July [2]. [1] https://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers&#x2
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Pocketbook Colour – E-reader with colour screen(pocketbook.ch)
2 points by m01 6y ago|2 comments
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by m01 6y ago
icecast has been around for a long time, would that serve your needs?
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by m01 6y ago
I suspect major cloud providers may well end up buying the address space if it were to become available, so quite a few companies' services may not be reachable.
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by m01 6y ago
Re: GRUB: Have you looked at rEFInd, assuming you can use UEFI? http://www.rodsbooks.com/refind has a screenshot and docs, although you may also wish to refer to your distro's docs (e.g. https://wiki.archlin
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by m01 6y ago
I was hoping for a live streaming system involving Multicast. Cloudflare seems like the sort of company that could pull that off. Netflix is another, if they did live video.
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by m01 6y ago
I feel that if in general you want the authors to engage, I would ask the audience to post the comments on the author's blog (for those blogs that support comments). In this specific case it's a bit trickier because you want autho
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by m01 6y ago
Dell have developer edition laptops that come with Ubuntu preinstalled and I saw a link on HN not long ago about Fedora coming to Lenovo laptops (I think it was https://fedoramagazine.org/coming-soon-fedora-on-lenovo-lapt...
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by m01 6y ago
> In theory it ought to be possible to switch a single GPU to/from a VM without a reboot. In practice I have no idea how huge a refactoring to the Linux graphics stack that'd require. I've got this working today. I do it t
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by m01 6y ago
How do you do kernel updates without a reboot? I've looked several times and found different technologies over time (kexec, (Oracle's) ksplice, kGraft, kpatch, livepatch). They do appear to have some use-cases, e.g. delaying the n
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by m01 6y ago
There are some that do Raspberry Pi hosting, like https://www.mythic-beasts.com , but it's the older Pi3s for now and they're not as cheap as e.g. Scaleway. It seems they've at least looked into Pi4s: https:/
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by m01 6y ago
With GitHub (cloud version) specifically it doesn't (currently) work that way, you still need a "normal" GitHub username and password, and you do the organisational SAML login in regular intervals when trying to access that
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by m01 7y ago
https://me.m01.eu/ (RSS available) I aim to produce high-quality, mostly long-form and tutorial-style technical blog posts on topics that interest me, e.g.: - the space between hardware/software: physical OS switcher -
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by m01 7y ago
Just curious, what put you off Odoo so much? (I've not used it myself)