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by moepstar 7mo ago
Hate to ask, but since it came up again and a quick search couldn’t find it - what’s that Gervais model? Links / explanations welcome! Edit: seems that searching for „Gervais principle“ turned up what was talked about…
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by moepstar 8mo ago
If you're aware of the sheer number of exploits that can work around or without authentication against anything Ivanti, it has to be the latter.
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by moepstar 8mo ago
Wasn’t Threema sold this week or something? https://comitiscapital.com/news/comitis-capital-announces-th... Not sure what / if that changes anything, but presumably it will… sometime…
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by moepstar 8mo ago
Nice story :) And good on you for saving a phone from the landfill! > Spoiler: It will live again. Stay tuned Speaking of tune... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqU4g5iJk2Y immediately sprung to my mind..
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by moepstar 8mo ago
> I think you accidentally a verb. Totally reminded me of the old meme "i accidentally a coca cola bottle, is that bad?" :D To be more on topic: yup, Casio fx-85ES - still going strong, needs basically no maintenance at all and
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by moepstar 8mo ago
Must be that way - watching "an evening" (yes, i just made up a time unit) of Netflix consumes 1/4 to 1/3 of the bandwidth "an evening" of consuming content on AppleTV+. So, about 10GB or less on Netflix to 30G
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by moepstar 8mo ago
I kinda agree in the way that having synced notes (a good feature in itself, also available on iPhone/Mac) would probably suffice. Still, being able to copy and paste not only text but also images between devices seamlessly is really n
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by moepstar 8mo ago
My journey is quite similar, although I haven’t migrated (back) to Linux and not away from iPhone yet. Do you have a writeup of that, somewhere? How do you manage without device interoperability (i.e. copy and paste between Mac and iPhone)?
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by moepstar 9mo ago
> But we are sized for the 40 RPS architecture Just in case anyone else (like me) didn't get the reference: > This page describes the GitLab reference architecture designed to target a peak load of 40 requests per second (RPS), t
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by moepstar 9mo ago
Germany, also seeing $1699 on there...
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by moepstar 9mo ago
I agree, and yet this is reported on, over and over. Same like any bullcrap Söder comes up on any given day, no matter how absurd. From a distance, it seems like the whole world agreed it'd be a good idea to only come up with ragebait
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by moepstar 9mo ago
My parents neighbour is a retired policeman and a hunter. I think he has to discard 3 out of 4 boar due to contamination levels, he told us not too long ago.
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by moepstar 9mo ago
Offpeak Supercharger use has even been reduced to around 25c in some places. I don’t think there’s one that costs 70c for members (I.e. Tesla owners or people paying 10€ per month).
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by moepstar 9mo ago
> I don’t remember the German trains being this late, this often, a ~decade ago. Except: they were - over 20 years ago, I did my „Grundwehrdienst“ in the German army, travel with DB from Nuremberg to Munich and back every weekend for 8 m
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by moepstar 9mo ago
If you haven’t seen the datamining DB talk by David Kriesel, you absolutely positively should! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0rb9CfOvojk
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by moepstar 9mo ago
Mini PCs/uSFF with an Intel i5 6500 generally use about 8-10W with low to moderate load, WiFi disabled.
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by moepstar 9mo ago
Having a Synology 2 bay NAS myself and also using the Time Machine feature - what do you find sucky about it? From my experience it does work, although I never experienced it, say, using a Time Capsule or similar?
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by moepstar 9mo ago
If switch changes state to on, set scene depending on daytime (or other conditions) - should suffice? To change for another scene, have a button or voice command? I’m with you here - make control „as usual as possible“, also saves a ton of
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by moepstar 9mo ago
My Apple Watch (Gen 6). Really not getting much value out of it, despite being all-in on Apple otherwise (iPhone, Mac, AppleTV, Homepods). I really feel like it absolutely should be more integrated into the other devices. Set a timer on the
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by moepstar 10mo ago
> a perpetual license to Office 2019 runs about $20 and will do that job for me. Isn’t that only perpetual as long as the activation servers are up?
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by moepstar 10mo ago
I recall having "Pinball Dreams" also similar (same?) tech - the soundtrack through the speaker was quite good!
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by moepstar 10mo ago
> Perhaps one day some jurisdiction will have the wherewithal to implement legislation to stop this madness. Oh, and to reply to that point: the EU will have mandated labels on packages that will indicate how repairable something is. ht
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by moepstar 10mo ago
> Even I, as a very technical person, could not evaluate if something is "hackable" without a huge amount of work, and not before I've purchased it. Teardowns, reviews etc… Of course, there is no silver bullet, but researc
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by moepstar 10mo ago
Mostly by checking teardowns and reviews - that’s the one thing Amazon reviews are still good for - check them, especially the ones with a more negative sentiment and form an opinion based on that… Also, certain brands more or less got simi
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by moepstar 10mo ago
Don’t tell me they’ve all three been Ecovacs? The two times I had to open my Roborock S5 (once because our cat decided to vomit when the robo cleaned up and once to replace a broken Lidar motor) I actually was very delighted by its thoughtf
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by moepstar 10mo ago
Sure, having legislation would help tremendously. What would help just as much: people actually giving a fcuk - as in: researching how durable something is, how hackable, how cloud-dependant or not... ...and not act all surprised when somet
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by moepstar 10mo ago
Well, it appears that Neato/Vorwerk robots are not supported - at least they're not listed on https://valetudo.cloud/pages/general/supported-robots.html > Please note that this list is exhaustive. The
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by moepstar 11mo ago
> business and domain PC's has Xbox stuff on it and game bar running by default I know where you're coming from, however Win+G has _one_ use in the corporate world: give users the ability to record their screen without installi
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by moepstar 11mo ago
_If_ the device does have a serial by id, you’ll be fine - if not (I.e. it is mapped by /dev/bus/usb/001/002 for example) you’re mostly out of luck. Cases in point recently encountered: USB printers (to be used in c
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by moepstar 11mo ago
Question: did you run the pve8to9 script? Read their extensive documentation [0]on how to upgrade? Fix the stuff aforementioned script comes up with? My cluster went from 6 to 7, 7 to 8 and recently 8 to 9, along with Ceph - all without a s

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