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by madduci 8mo ago
The whole ESP32 Libraries are kind of bloated. To enable Bluetooth, WiFi or HTTP handling, you need to embed some large libraries
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by madduci 8mo ago
Mac M4 have also the problem that you can't install whatever distro you want too, even if it is cheap. When they'll get out of support, there's no upgrade available anymore
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by madduci 8mo ago
Mostly for validating the FHIR Resources themselves
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by madduci 8mo ago
CEL is used a lot in FHIR as Path Expressions
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by madduci 8mo ago
Not really true. There are platforms and systems that are stable and open.
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by madduci 8mo ago
But we have still the power of choice: moving consumers away from such closed platforms would affect their business.
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by madduci 8mo ago
Love this project, although I would never personally trust YT as Storage, since they can delete your channel/files whenever they want
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by madduci 8mo ago
What is alpha school?
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by madduci 8mo ago
Never used one in over 15 years. I write a short post it only if I don't finish a certain task between days and it is really complex or maybe as a to-do list before leaving for holidays. But I never felt the urgency to start a proper n
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by madduci 8mo ago
I've put everything behind a Wireguard Server, so if I need something, I can access to it through VPN and AI can't do anything
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by madduci 8mo ago
Because this can end very badly. It is a new surface to attack
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by madduci 8mo ago
But why?
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by madduci 8mo ago
Coincidentally, if you switch to use Windows Server 2025 (which is W11), you end up with a much better experience. No forced updates, no ads or messed up things with account
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by madduci 8mo ago
In Italy (and EU perhaps?) is every year from 70 onwards
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by madduci 8mo ago
No but I find this line interesting: The Linux kernel drops i486 support in 6.15 (released May 2025), so 6.14 (released March 2025) is the latest version with full compatibility.
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by madduci 9mo ago
This was a really long one. Sometimes there is a race to be the first posting recaps
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by madduci 9mo ago
It's embedded in the laptop (a HP ZBook from work). Disconnected as in network. Laptop charges, but signal doesn't work. With Thunderbolt 3 devices, it works. (The card itself is T4).
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by madduci 9mo ago
Yes, rescan, re-enroll too. But it still shows as disconnected. I don't know if the firmware is completely incompatible, but it is weird that under windows works and in Linux doesn't
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by madduci 9mo ago
I still have issues under Linux (Kernel 6.14) and Thinderboldt 4 docking stations. The simply don't get recognised. But this is a cool solution
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by madduci 9mo ago
Already a recap?
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by madduci 9mo ago
It can be used for pseudo randomisation of data and a way to produce same values, given the same inputs, more close to what hashes with salt do.
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by madduci 9mo ago
So new AWS outages can be expected
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by madduci 9mo ago
This is new to me, i didn't know it was possible now
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by madduci 9mo ago
router freedom yes, but the Telekom Black Box that takes as input the Fiber cable is still a real "black box" that needs to be installed
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by madduci 9mo ago
Don't you have the small black glass fiber box that takes as input the fiber glass cable and outputs a rj45 port?
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by madduci 9mo ago
But how? There is no information about it, which means, it can't be done without any form of reverse engineering
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by madduci 9mo ago
I own a FTTH connection to Telekom since 2018, as the only provider in my street, allowed to install an internet connection (only glass fiber). Since then, I have always used my own device and I maintain a GitHub Snippet in how to connect O
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by madduci 9mo ago
Honestly, in all my life I've never seen the Pi being sold in EU for €35. The min. price I've found has always been around 45/50, with Pi5 never under 75, because of scalpers
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by madduci 9mo ago
This reminds me of the Pi Digits benchmark, used back then, when Pentium III/IV were sold, to sell how CPU had improved back then
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by madduci 9mo ago
And you can have policy as code, which is a big bonus. +1 for multi module apply, for CRDs and infrastructure components that must be there, before they can be used from other resources

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