martinmunk

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by martinmunk 5y ago
Practically no-one is conscripted any more. There is usually 1-2 year wait list to go in and spend 9 months before Uni and the like. I'm one of those volunteers in "DEMA". It varies by region how and how much the volunteers a
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by martinmunk 5y ago
I guess what really baffles me here is that a CC issuer is allowed to sell that data at all. Just. Wow. I’m not trying to show off my European high horse, it’s not like we don’t have our own problems.
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by martinmunk 5y ago
When I was ~14 I used to take out the caps of disposable cameras, bend the legs down its sides, and convert the rest to be just a charger. It was a big hit in school! You could leave the caps at friends desks and they would curiously pick i
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by martinmunk 6y ago
I hate Sony for that page. I’ve helped multiple people with router issues who turned out to have forwarded all those ports from wan to their PlayStation (or it’s previous IP). Ofc it wasn’t the issue at hand, but horrible none the less.
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by martinmunk 6y ago
My dad collects old kerosene engines, and used to have a simplified version of this. A 2 cylinder, 2 crankshaft, 4 piston, 2 stroke Diesel engine. Used by German forces to power plane-spotting projectors, so presumably manufactured in the l
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by martinmunk 6y ago
I’m not sure, but this might be related to my issues whenever I used chrome, and it would auto fill hidden elements of settings forms in pfSense. All of a sudden you had changed stuff you didn’t mean to, or get seemingly weird errors about
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by martinmunk 6y ago
Great work! I have two Sculpt's that I use daily, and have also wanted to do something like this for a while. I've never had issues with the wireless signals, but would like QMK firmware so I could remap buttons. I haven't re
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by martinmunk 6y ago
For now, I’ve resorted to extracting the rootfs of the cloud key plus firmware images, and running UniFi protect in a LXD container on a raspberry pi. I’ve not tried this with their cloud access, and could not get the app to work with it ye
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by martinmunk 6y ago
Yes. At least it can use service workers. Meteor uses MongoDB on the backend, and minimongo client side. Those two are synced over their DDP protocol IIRC. I miss meteor. It was such a great framework and promise. Not for big sites really,
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by martinmunk 6y ago
100x more potent just means you will give 1/100 the dose for the same effect. Around here, fentanyl is used in ambulances. Biggest side effect is it can stop your breath if it’s more than the dose given in lollipops (field-style first
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by martinmunk 6y ago
> Does this facilitate users installing packages system-wide in their sandbox? This. They can use it as they please, like a second desktop. I can limit their resources, migrate or archive the containers as needed. One guy was training so
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by martinmunk 6y ago
I've seen this mentioned in a few threads on HN and I'm curious. Which TVs do this?
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by martinmunk 6y ago
I run LXD on some machines at work and overall I love it. Think of it as VM hosting, but very little overhead thanks to the shared kernel. (But can for some reason now also be used to manage KVM VM's) Generally I use it for two use-cas
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by martinmunk 6y ago
Both the 4G infrastructure, and internet lines dug in the ground has beenopened up by law, so new providers can rent their way into existence for a reasonable price. Before then, the national monopoly that was TDC was horrible to deal with,
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by martinmunk 6y ago
Not sure. Some limitations were removed when EU rules for roaming charges were put in place. To be fair, my “IOT” plan is Denmark-only.
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by martinmunk 6y ago
I’m in Denmark. I have “3” as a phone provider and have essentially an unlimited plan for 30usd, with free roaming in most of the world. My home internet is served as an IOT plan with a “300MB” plan that in practice the network owned by the
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by martinmunk 6y ago
In search of self hosting email I tried out both MailInABox and Mailcow. MailInABox wanted to control DNS records which was a no-go. The primary driver behind the project seems to have arrogant attitude towards having users do DNS records
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by martinmunk 6y ago
I've long considered creating a KVM IP thingie for VGA video with a BeagleBone Black. IIRC the PRUs (200mhz coprocessors) and the on-chip ADC should be fast enough to sample the video as-is, and have DMA access into main-cpu ram.
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by martinmunk 6y ago
My personal theory by now is that that person/team is sick of being forced to work on a stillborn project, and is trying to create as many pain points as possible to get the project killed already. I see no other reason by now. In that
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by martinmunk 6y ago
In Denmark and Germany at least general trailer combos limit you to 80km/h, but newer combos can be approved for 100.
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by martinmunk 6y ago
I’ve been overtaken by a horsetailer doing a bit over 100mph. I do believe it was a Porsche suv doing the pulling tho. This was in Denmark. Back when I was young and reckless my old Peugeot sedan was pretty stable doing around that speed wi
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by martinmunk 6y ago
I'd argue you can't just "apt-get remove snapd", when you push transitional apt packages that depends on snapd. I understand the argument with browsers, but that does not justify the default on ubuntu-server. LXD being S
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by martinmunk 7y ago
This reminds me of the gameboy copy protection. The device looked for the Nintendo bitmap in the cartridge boot screen before it continued execution. That way you couldn't make third party cartridges without stepping on their trademark
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by martinmunk 7y ago
This is really neat! About 13 years ago (when I was a late teen) I was really keen on the whole engine management idea, and tried to wrap my head around megasquirt. Today I'm running diesel lumps from the late 70's (Land Rovers) s
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by martinmunk 7y ago
Nice project! Initial thought: apart from ease of development, is there any reason to do it in user space? I looked into uinput before to get a Bluetooth mfi controller working, but couldn't figure out which modules of the kernel did w
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by martinmunk 7y ago
Same with a Roku, if you press the asterisk before playing content
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by martinmunk 7y ago
Doesn't have to be. If I TX with 5W near my new Lattitude laptop, the cursor goes all over the place. I've heard of electricians using uhf radios tripping GFI breakers. I guess what is normal power levels in ham / professiona
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by martinmunk 7y ago
I tried running pi-hole for a few days, but went back to pfBlockerNG. The ui is nice, but not really anything i care to look at as long as it works. AFAIK pfBlockerNG not only blocks the domains, but the IPs they resolve to as well, meaning
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by martinmunk 7y ago
I volunteer in the Danish national emergency service. A year ago we and Multiple other countries went to Sweden to help out with massive forest fires. I'm talking speeding for an hour in varying levels of smoke and not be half way thro
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by martinmunk 9y ago
Some additional information: The yearly tax on cars are heavily affected by the milage of the car and ranges from $40/y for cars above 75mpg to $5260/y for cars below 12mpg (diesel figures)

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