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mavidser
7y ago
I reworked my servers a while ago to host literally everything through docker, managed via terraform. All web-services are reverse-proxied through traefik At home: loki + cadvisor + node-exporter + grafana + prometheus syncthing
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7y ago
Some accompanying software would definitely be required so that it ignores/reduces the velocity factor, and has a way to differentiate movement with pen-up vs movement with pen-down.
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TOS of Faceapp and other social media websites
(sidverma.io)
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mavidser
8y ago
I really hope this was sarcastic.
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mavidser
8y ago
Tangentially related: There's an excellent documentary from BBC about a hospital during London's Westminster's bridge terrorist attack. They were there to shoot a planned documentary when the attack happened. Not anywhere at
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mavidser
8y ago
AFAIK, it was mostly because a lot more PS/2 keyboards support N-key rollovers than USB keyboards.
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mavidser
8y ago
This looks really cool. Especially liked the compass mode.
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8y ago
One application I've seen people use is to spoof GPS signals.
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8y ago
For one, many people prefer to browse websites with javascript turned off. Aside from performance benefits, you turn off user tracking, flashy ads, autoplay videos, annoying popovers, etc.
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8y ago
Turning on my AC when I leave work. I recorded the "ON' IR signals for my remote, and hooked up an IR emmitter on the wall opposite the AC. A Tasker profile (useful for automating stuff on android) pings my ras-pi home server whe
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8y ago
This bill reminds me of the 'Melancholy Elephants'[0] story by Spider Robinson, about the dangers of unchecked copyright. [0]: http://www.spiderrobinson.com/melancholyelephants.html
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8y ago
Maybe for speed. Local lounge installation would feel more like a desktop app.
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8y ago
I self-host a few things on a cloud instance, and some other on a Raspberry-pi at my home. On the cloud instance: - Tinc VPN - FTP and a postgres server - NextCloud - For storing files - ZNC - IRC Bouncer - Lounge - IRC client - Prometheus
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8y ago
I too was surprised by the date, given that I've been using it for the past year, at least, or more. Apparently, it went into beta in 2014[1]. [1]: https://blog.wikimedia.org/2014/03/26/Hovercards-now-ava
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9y ago
For those who don't use ORMs in large projects: What's your preferred approach to store table definitions and migrations? Raw SQL queries there too? Doesn't it make them more susceptible to mistakes?
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9y ago
I tend to disable Javascript for news/blog websites. In maximum cases, I get a popup-free, ad-free experience, and no private browsing warnings too.
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9y ago
Didn't you miss two steps - Go to cart, Pick 'Simpl' payment method. Also - it's basically reinventing the wheel to be similar to how credit cards in the US work, linked to your email/phone instead of a card. (Not d
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mavidser
9y ago
I never really noticed that I do this. On paper books, I remember I didn't use a highlighter, but used to drag a pencil down the right margin, as I went through the page.
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mavidser
9y ago
Kind of. The intent is to provide players with a sense of pride and accomplishment for opening different doors.
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github.com/god/light
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mavidser
9y ago
Yeah. Teem is another one.
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9y ago
> it got almost no use cases You don't think calling cabs to your location, paying with your stored card, knowing the fixed cost beforehand is a valid usecase?
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9y ago
I remember old feature phones which had a fancy light on the back, which started blinking whenever a call was about to come through. Was a pretty nifty feature when you were expecting calls ['twas a time when I used to give "misse
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9y ago
The RAT actually worked. It was what made the radio come back online.
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9y ago
I've seen people use the same shortcut in sublime text to copy small code blocks (without copying the indentation).
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9y ago
I'm still on the fence about the fact that having a facebook account is a bad thing. I have seen it consuming a lot of my time in the past, and I did deactivate my account for a few months last year. I improved my life a lot, there wer
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9y ago
AFAIK, Jio, at least is using IP based blocking. Unable to ping or connect to any port on the the blocked IP addresses.
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9y ago
Raspberry Pi 3 running OSMC. Connect an external HDD and plug it to your TV. I use Yatse on Android to control it. It also doubles up as a NAS if you want to watch movies on other devices.
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9y ago
Exactly. I always imagined a future where there would be an oAuth scopes like gateway for banks. Something like - This website requires the following permission: [x] Monthly recurring payments of $20 [o] Automatically get the
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mavidser
10y ago
Location: Jaipur, India Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Depends upon the location Technologies: JS, Python, C, Go, Bash. Full-stack web and system tools. Résumé/CV: http://sidverma.net/Resume.pdf Em
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