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by mongol 10mo ago
Could not MQTT form the base of a new desktop bus? At least one half of it. It does not specify everything, but would it not be good foundation?
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by mongol 10mo ago
Sqlite is better now than 20 years ago. Java is better now than Java 20 years ago. Linux init systems are better. Virtualization, containeristion etc are better.
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by mongol 10mo ago
EU, UK, Norway, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea and some other democratic nations should form a D7 group, as counterweight to the new autocratic coalitions that Trump is forming
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by mongol 10mo ago
What is Jolla now? I remember it as startup created by previous Nokia employees that tried to build a Nokia-type of phone based on Maemo? Or do I remember it wrong?
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by mongol 10mo ago
Is it really so binary? Locked bikes don't get stolen?
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by mongol 10mo ago
The biggest hurdle to biking for me is parking safely. Unless I can park it behind locked doors I have an anxious feeling that it may not be still there when I return. This is no problem when bicycling to work, but for arbitrary errands it
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by mongol 10mo ago
The media commpanies that have filed the report are not the victims of the fraud and would not have a case to sue. And the defrauded people don't have the means. The media companies can however report a committed crime, and their high
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by mongol 10mo ago
The investigation maybe will be closed, but not for that reason. Fraudulent ads that are paid for and then shown on Swedish news sites makes money change hands in Sweden. Even though the fraudsters are abroad, Meta makes business with the m
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by mongol 10mo ago
> To my understanding, if the material is publicly available or obtained legally (i.e., not pirated), then training a model with it falls under fair use. Is this legally settled?
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by mongol 11mo ago
It is true, but it is not this plan that does it. It happened before, and was evident already at the disastrous meeting in the White House earlier this year, as well as at the Munich conference. This is just a repeat.
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by mongol 11mo ago
Palestine is party to it and Gaza is part of Palestine
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by mongol 11mo ago
I miss him. It must be more than 10 years now
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by mongol 11mo ago
This surprises me. Is that how you see it, that countries like UK and France may choose to battle Russia on your soil? What would forego that in your scenario?
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by mongol 11mo ago
Another question is if such pipelines should act on objects, or more structured text streams. Many programs can output json, is this a pragmatic way forward to extend and improve further?
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by mongol 11mo ago
Related, not a 35 mm scanner but a super-8 scanner with true hacker ethos: https://tscann8.torulf.com/ (I have submitted it earlier but no traction)
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by mongol 11mo ago
The system is not designed, and it does not assume indefinite growth. But another way to capture your point is to say our society strives toward constant improvement, which I don't really see an obvious end to. It is always possible to
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by mongol 11mo ago
Interesting article. I agree it is kind of a big deal. Certainly worth the effort to try to restore
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by mongol 11mo ago
Yes, that is how it looked like! Such nostalgia
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by mongol 11mo ago
When I was a kid, early 80s, my mom's job had bought some IBM computer. Not PCs, but some kind of large computer in a room to help with accounting / book keeping. Terminals with green text screens were attached to this computer. T
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by mongol 11mo ago
Will zigbee2mqtt be able to talk to these? Or are they in a fully different type of network? If not, any other software that can do MQTT bridging with these?
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by mongol 11mo ago
Definitely. And in the long run, that is the only way those occupations can operate. From that point, you are locked in to an AI dependency to operate.
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by mongol 11mo ago
fantastic!
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by mongol 11mo ago
I don't see why it would not be illegal. I don't see the difference between downloading or copying a movie for watching on a TV or for training AI, from copyright point of view
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by mongol 11mo ago
Hope Kovid Goyal gets inspired by this
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by mongol 11mo ago
This is genious. It is one of the most annoying things remaining in the Linux desktop and I often press Shift-Ctrl-C in the browser by mistake, opening up the dev tools in the process, while intending to copy. Are there any legitimate reaso
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by mongol 11mo ago
Tangentially related: is Mikrotik as bad for wireless as some say? I want to like them, even though their equipment seems complex, I root for a company from the Baltics that have carved out a respectable niche. But they appear to struggle
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by mongol 1y ago
I don't think there is, since China's last dynasty ended in 1912. At that point, and in 1947, there were very clear breaks with previous governance
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by mongol 1y ago
Yes, according to information I found, shovels are part of the kit.
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by mongol 1y ago
Just guessing here. But a shelter need to have mechanical ventilation, and a way to escape if the main door is blocked. So modern shelters usually have a plate at a wall, below ground, and when removed, lets dirt from the outside fall in an
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by mongol 1y ago
I think it can and willl be used more statistically. Yes, from your background you will get a sense and form an opinion, but with this, you can generate a report that says with high accuracy where you have spent every hour. This will be mor

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