markhellewell

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by markhellewell 10y ago
deter looters by advertising a cash crop? :)
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“Ancient Mayan city” discovered by teen may in fact be cannabis crop(bbc.com)
115 points by markhellewell 10y ago|42 comments
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by markhellewell 11y ago
ooh, you’re right
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by markhellewell 11y ago
meh…looks more like the pretty common battery swelling problem seen on MacBook Pro
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by markhellewell 11y ago
For anyone who reads this and is put off by the thought of having to update their system from source; there are binary patches available (both OS and packages) using the `openup' utility from https://stable.mtier.org/
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by markhellewell 11y ago
MobileOrg[1] was good for a while—it had Dropbox and WebDAV support—but it hasn’t had an update in a couple of years and is badly in need of a new maintainer. [1] https://github.com/MobileOrg/mobileorg
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by markhellewell 12y ago
On OpenBSD the integration with physical devices is done via builtin software. I run a stratum 1 OpenNTPD server on OpenBSD, with a GPS attached via nmea [1]. The GPS data shows up via the sensors framework, which OpenNTPD interfaces with
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by markhellewell 12y ago
Not the person you asked the question of, but we’re building AMIs (and VMware images) using packer.io (via the masterless puppet provisioner). It works nicely and with a minimum of fuss.
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by markhellewell 14y ago
he's talking about adding a lot of "moving parts"...
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by markhellewell 14y ago
I looked at inotify and quickly realised it was Linux only, which for me isn't a good fit as I tend not to be on a Linux box when I'm using my ssh client.
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SSHConfigFS: A small FUSE filesystem to dynamically build SSH client config(github.com)
6 points by markhellewell 14y ago|2 comments