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by moepstar 11mo ago
The difference: the free repositories get the updates before the enterprise repo. So, the software versions that go into the enterprise repo are considered stable by then. (If we're talking about Proxmox, that is.)
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by moepstar 11mo ago
Indeed, leaving Windows behind for the odd application is easy. With the depreciation of my late 2017 Intel iMac 5k incoming, i however wonder how to ditch macOS for Linux and keep the one odd Mac App I kinda depend on - ideas welcome! If y
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Ask HN: Old.reddit.com Down for Anyone Else?
3 points by moepstar 11mo ago|2 comments
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by moepstar 1y ago
Same, I thought they may have gone through a rebrand or something.. I wonder how long ago it was I last used it - must’ve been sometime around 2010 or a few years earlier..
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by moepstar 1y ago
That panel gap thing also is blown way out of proportion. I challenge anyone to find a bad aligned one on a chinese made one - interestingly enough , those only seem to be a thing on US made vehicles, which basically are only Model X and
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by moepstar 1y ago
> a box that is mostly just an SMB share ...and supposedly keeps your files, safe - at least that what keeps me from tinkering too much with such a solution. Sure, having backups still is necessary, yet, a NAS to me is a means to an end.
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by moepstar 1y ago
> Pretty much anything HomeKit supported will last “perpetually” for its smart features. How so, should Apple ever decide they'll remove it from tvOS/HomepodOS? And frankly, having to use Homekit for automations (or using it
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by moepstar 1y ago
> The one irritating exception is the windshield wipers Push the wiper button (left stalk) once, adjust with left scrollwheel (either up/down if on a recent firmware or left/right if it’s older than a year or so). Facelift has
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by moepstar 1y ago
> Opening a moving car door is presumably quite difficult given the aerodynamic pressure on the body. So the car would have to be moving rather slow Actually, no - at least not slow by my definition. You’d have to drive over 130km/
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by moepstar 1y ago
iirc, large parts of Proxmox VE is still also written in Perl
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by moepstar 1y ago
>I'm also curious who the market is for a thinner phone Hm, i'd consider it (if i was upgrading yet again). Why? My 15 Pro (not-Max) gets way too hot way too fast doing basically nothing and it p*sses me off - so, i'd rath
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by moepstar 1y ago
> even sold by Amazon Honest question: after all the reports of co-mingled inventory, plain fakes etc. being sold by Amazon - for years i might add - do you really consider Amazon being a reliable source for anything that is not some uni
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by moepstar 1y ago
I'd add dealerships to the list. I've had to "experience" those once for our testdrive of said Ioniq 5. Well, never again. "Dubious" is the most friendly word i have for the one that is next to us. And: the car
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by moepstar 1y ago
Anecdata: i5-6500 did recognition in about 15ms, Coral TPU (M2 variant) does it in about 7.5ms - so… probably could’ve done without it in hindsight…
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by moepstar 1y ago
> Mobile BESS Battery energy storage system, just in case…
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by moepstar 1y ago
> Yet here we are and climate change rarely even makes the news. Sure, if you dismiss all the news about floodings etc. Just because it's not titled "flooding due to climate change" ....
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by moepstar 1y ago
Yes, yes and yes. Now, i really begin to wonder if that should be some kind of add-in to be sold..
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by moepstar 1y ago
> The other 1% are either accountants who actually use Excel for what it was made, designers, etc. I, half-jokingly, recommend firing anyone who opens Excel and hasn't entered a formula within 15 minutes. That alone would solve a lo
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by moepstar 1y ago
What _i'm_ missing from those videos is - while they do go through the steps finding the fault - usually don't really explain their reasoning why they suspect component a, b, c to be faulty and how exactly a good (or bad) compon
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by moepstar 1y ago
No, X is a completely different story arc, setting etc... But yes, those mentioned are great in their own right - it is just that very different setting, the real open world, game play mechanics, skells (mechs) that can take you anywhere...
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by moepstar 1y ago
Did you play Xenoblade Chronicles X on the WiiU? That was the open world game to me, it never felt boring (although the game itself had a lot of grind) and, if memory serves me right, about 400 square km to explore. I sunk about 300 hours
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by moepstar 1y ago
> Which techies in which company in 10 years,who don't already have pervasive vmware footprint, will even begin to consider it? Quite the opposite, actually - actively try to not fall into that trap.
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by moepstar 1y ago
Overall, your argument is not wrong - however... The cost comes from "Tesla approved body shops" - which have some sort of monopoly on doing body work. That is, if you don't want to possibly have arguments with Tesla if s
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by moepstar 1y ago
Reading the comments, i find remarks about Grok, Gemini, ChatGPT, Copilot, Kagi. What i wonder: (apparently) no one uses DeepSeek? I do, and i pretty much like it, to be honest. More than Copilot at the very least, which, in a recent attemp
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by moepstar 2y ago
Yes, true. I, after all those years, can finally understand my dad coming into my room, yelling at me due to the electrical bill. Couldn't understand, only was running Seti@Home 24/7 on my Pentium 4 :D
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by moepstar 2y ago
Maybe there is, maybe there isn't. I mean, we all know what people say they want and what they'll do when/if they buy something may be two totally different things. And: creating a dishwasher (or $appliance) that does its act
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by moepstar 2y ago
From what i gathered, this seems to also be the case for SiriusXM - apparently has been for years. Now, this ad is a new one..
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by moepstar 2y ago
First of all: get professional help. Talking about „rather dying“ is not a good sign - these days it may be words written on some forum, but who knows what may push you over the edge. The next steps will then be taken, one by one, one after
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by moepstar 2y ago
I got a 1.5gpm (6Lpm) from this brand (sorry, German manufacturer/site, use a translator) which works awesomely well. It does mix air very effectively into the water, providing a very good illusion of a normal shower. https:/&#x2
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by moepstar 2y ago
> on/off when the "average" temperature is below set temperature - 0.2C or above set temperature + 0.3C, each room has an individual set temperature and I turn off the TRV if that room goes above the set temperature and ba

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