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by mvanbaak 1y ago
0,19 per kwh. Damn man, here it is like 0,97 per kwh (Western Europe) … stop complaining
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
A couple of reasons for me to run it: - time machine - photos.app backup (have photos.app download local copies of your iCloud photos library, backup the photos.app files) - build server for ios/ipados/macos apps
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
What does a dude from centuries ago have to do with all this?
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
if anything should come out of this is that car manufacturers need to come up with a way so it's not this dead simple to steal cars. And it is not that hard. They already have all the tech ready with good security systems. but you know
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
> Why do you assume something like that? This is very easy to answer. Just look up what all the responses were, for all the times this kind of stuff was proposed.
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
There's so much the world can learn from the dutch when it comes to traffic
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
They specifically mention: lidarr is connected to sabnzbd. They add 'to download music I bought' but I find that very hard to believe. Since when do sites like band camp etc expose your bought library over usenet?
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
I totally agree with you. But the OP comment was not that, it was hinting at the fact it would always be used, as they did not add 'in the free tier only' to it. So while restating the obvious in these cases is very good, it'
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
if the machine doesn't need the comments, dont feed them to the machine. simple
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
Please dont stop documenting code because of tokens used. comments are meant to be read by developers, not machines. Simply dont feed the comments to the machine if you worry about tokens. trust me, the future you will thank you
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
who guarantees that this is not already happening?
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
pretty normal commute
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
totally agree. That's why my homelab storage server(s) are 2nd hand enterprise machines. They come with ECC.
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
Google play store is no better
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
What is a STEM degree? I must be old and non-us lol
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
AI
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
I totally agree with you. I have seen a lot of code, but the id() function has never been used in production code
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
Will they do this outside businesshours?
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
I fear for the coming 2 to 3 generation of software engineers. Will they be able to handle problems if the AI is not available or is the source of the problem? Only time will tell.
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
The end user is _NOT_ forced to buy into their ecosystem though. There are alternatives, and depending on where on this globe you ask, apple is not even the one with the biggest marketshare. So while I'm not against the general outcry
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
A lot of consumer connections do indeed provide ipv6. But some are unstable, some change addresses every X days, some have weird routing etc etc.
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
ipv6 has solved this. Too bad it's not yet a common thing.
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
as awesome as it is, this is not a definite answer.
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
No, it wouldn't Because it also means your battery drains 5% faster, it gets hotter, you will need to upgrade your media player device etc etc etc. Seen on the scale of the actual deployment, this is HUGE.
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
so now we need an AI to configure our AIs ?
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
From what I read your problems are all traced back to CEC. I'm not using CEC, and I dont have any of the problems you describe here. but that's because I dont let my devices tell each other what to do. I use a harmony remote for t
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
this is true for the IR based harmony remotes. But they also have hub based systems where the hub blasts the commands (over IR or BT) and the remote talks to the hub using RF or BT. No need to point at things.
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
I hate to be that guy but how on earth do you have a "high-end" system (your words) that does all this? Sure, there is some boot up time to warm everything up, but there are no ads and no user agreements etc on mid to high end sys
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
and this is why you want mfa and gitops with multiple users signing off on a change
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by mvanbaak 1y ago
And how would that new system vendor not become the european equivalent of microsoft? What you describe is exactly that.

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