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2y ago
I think you should still „synchronize with file“ beforehand.
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VW knows the location of your car – so could have everyone else – 38C3
(fahrplan.events.ccc.de)
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2y ago
Two points on that: - Tesla themselves do this. If you book a test drive, you'll get emails where they tell you to watch a list of Youtube videos on how to handle the car. Nothing more will be done once you show up to do it - you'
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2y ago
uBlock on, pihole on the net - not sure what it dislikes more. I see a screen (light grey on white) which reads something along to "Press & hold" some button to confirm i'm human. Which does nothing, because of adblocking
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2y ago
> The past few days wind has been pretty bad. Except... it was not. Here. And somewhere, the sun is shining. People need to _stop_ thinking energy production is hyperlocal when, in reality, it is not. And never has been. Now, swedes are
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2y ago
I‘m fascinated by these projection setups ever since I learned they’re a thing! But Jesus is the Luxedo stuff pricey?! I’d love to learn about something similar but in a kinda OSS/DIY kind of style…
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2y ago
> We needed to move a PTZ cam based on the stage/pulpit mute states on our X32, but it is capable for way more. PTZ - pan/tilt/zoom camera, that much I understood. The rest? Uh… can I get an ELI5 please? Even though I’m cl
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2y ago
> but the grid operator has to have control about how much power goes into the grid Here in Germany this works by specialised devices called "Funkrundsteuerempfänger" (rough translation: radio controlled receiver, according to
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moepstar
2y ago
On macOS, there is (was?) "Network Link Conditioner", used to be part of XCode.
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2y ago
Not only that, those small batteries do cost a disproportionate amount of money to replace. If you want a real world opinion, check the EVClinic blog…
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2y ago
One game i recall using that mechanic (edit: changing size of body parts) is "Morphies Law" on Nintendo Switch: https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/morphies-law-swit...
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2y ago
Another vote for Outline - it works really well, has „multiplayer“ support (although that is only a nicety in my book), is constantly improved. Also, Dokuwiki is nice, if a little dated on the UI side of things.
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2y ago
Actually, it was Merkel (CDU) who, after Fukushima, decided to shut down nuclear - in 2011. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angela_Merkel#Criticism
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moepstar
2y ago
If you glance at the notification to decide if something needs attention now or later, then read the mail(s) in full - that's something different entirely and not a problem I'd think.
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2y ago
> Apple Intelligence allows users to stay on top of their inbox like never before with Priority Messages and message summaries. Ugh. I mean, really - my manager gets enough emails he doesn't read, fully understand, pipe through Copi
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2y ago
Uhm, Valetudo supports 35 different robots: https://valetudo.cloud/pages/general/supported-robots.html Maybe not the model you’re looking for, but saying that you’re unable to find used, supported robots?
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2y ago
Put Valetudo on it - https://valetudo.cloud/ Robot incompatible? That’d be a hard pass…
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2y ago
Truely does, yeah - just in case you were wondering like me: it syncs to file, which are supposed to be shared via some cloud sync mechanism you provide.
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2y ago
Need? Absolutely. How good will it be? Hopefully better than the OpenMoko Freerunner I once had - good idea, worst execution ever. Wouldn’t even work half decently as a phone, not to mention any other aspects of it…
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2y ago
Problem is: you’d still be stuck with a Hisense TV. They got planned obsolescence built in, most of their TVs power supplies go out after only 4 years or even less.
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2y ago
Yes and yes on search. Although i actually prefer Spotlight (both on macOS and iOS) - it just works that good (imho, haven't seen any better desktop search).
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2y ago
> I didn't find anything (yet) that I consider an actual improvement. Serious question: has there (ever?) been any, since say, Windows 2000? Some progress has been made with regards to stability, but other than that? Usability has
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2y ago
Well, at least it'd be "good enough" to get your feet wet, so to speak - and also give you the ability to test if you're going to stick to it. I got a Brother ADS-4300N to use with p-ngx, works very well and also is way
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2y ago
Interesting - I’d have thought that most of the world would’ve moved to digital by now. Here in Germany, you can get the whole year as .ics to import into your calendar, works for most cities… usually, there are different schedules per stre
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2y ago
Usually, you can get/download them from the manufacturer.. In true LMGTFY fashion, i searched it for you :) https://media.ford.com/content/dam/fordmedia/North%20America... There you go ;) Print it and pu
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2y ago
netboot.xyz allows you to preload the isos you want to boot :)
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2y ago
Luckily, i didn't back that project back then. Also, the comments on the Kickstarter page [0] make for an interesting, if sad, read. Linked on [1] is where he comes out of the woods again, the following comments and his replies also sh
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2y ago
> I'm not sure what the answer is Stop buying from Amazon, at least for me it is - i pretty much go out of my way to actively avoid buying there and encourage others to do so.
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2y ago
> if the precipitation map tiles are still loading. which they seem to do for prolonged periods or won't load at all, no matter the hardware and internet connection (tested on: iPhone 8+, iPhone SE 2020, iPhone 15 Pro - makes no dif
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2y ago
> fund a serious browser-as-public-good initiative > A: 0.0001%? Too small to compute? Interesting thought experiment. I think, the question can pretty much be answered with "whatever is necessary to fund a company, their personn
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