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by nfriedly 1y ago
Yep, and it wasn't the first time the company nearly went bankrupt before miraculously recovering.
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by nfriedly 1y ago
That's 29min 4sec after breathing pure oxygen . The record for regular air is 11min 35sec. Pretty impressive either way.
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by nfriedly 1y ago
I run a tor obfs4 bridge along side the archiveteam warrior: https://community.torproject.org/relay/setup/bridge/
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by nfriedly 1y ago
I let the ArchiveTeam Warrior docker run in the background on my file server, configured to contribute to whichever project archiveteam picks. When I first set it up, that was archiving telegram channels, but I took a peak yesterday and it
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by nfriedly 1y ago
Which country? (Not necessarily doubting you, just curious.)
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by nfriedly 1y ago
Pi-hole got bit by this, they put up their own post-mortem: https://pi-hole.net/blog/2025/07/30/compromised-donor-emails...
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by nfriedly 1y ago
I have a rate limiting library, and for a long time, some of the most frequent issues related to misconfiguration around X-Forwarded-For headers: either ignoring them when it shouldn't and limiting the load balancer's IP instead o
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by nfriedly 1y ago
The '395[1] is the same chip that the Framework desktop has[2], with significantly more GPU compute units and memory bandwidth than previous mobile (or desktop) chips from AMD. I am curious how they're going to handle cooling, bec
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GPD Win 5 handheld gaming PC powered by Ryzen AI Max 395 & Radeon 8060S graphics(liliputing.com)
8 points by nfriedly 1y ago|2 comments
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by nfriedly 1y ago
I feel like a lot of people have stories like this about Anker, which makes me think they have good customer service, but shit quality.
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by nfriedly 1y ago
I think you're right, it hasn't been as bad as it was right after 18.0, but it still seems a bit more aggressive than I remember from 17 and earlier.
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by nfriedly 1y ago
My bill is currently split between generation and distribution, and the two halves are roughly equal. (I don't have any solar at the moment.) The interesting bit is that the distribution charge is a mix of fixed-fees and per-kWh fees.
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by nfriedly 1y ago
I've noticed that iOS 18+ seems to issue low-memory warnings more frequently than older iOS versions (at least on devices with <=4GB RAM). It can now happen with the app is using less than half the device's RAM, which I don&#x2
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by nfriedly 1y ago
That reminds me a bit of The Market for Lemons.
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by nfriedly 1y ago
Yeah, probably. At least until the Sony's break down and start sounding like trash. But, to be honest, I do more audiobooks and podcasts than I do music, so the audio quality was not the top reason I picked them. The link buds have a f
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by nfriedly 1y ago
> I'm not saying that a high price label guarantees high quality, just that the spectrum of cost vs quality has broadened, even within big name brands. I think this needs to be repeated. People tend to think more expensive equals
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by nfriedly 1y ago
Yeah, I have a similar setup. I recently tried out an Apple TV - I went back to the PC the same day.
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by nfriedly 1y ago
Yep, you can run Firefox on every Mac released for the past couple of decades. (Maybe more?) Most of them also work with Linux, although it's a little more spotty on the more recent ARM-based ones ("apple silicon"). Macs are
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by nfriedly 1y ago
Firefox is great on Mac too. You have a point about iPhones, though. It's almost pointless, but not quite: it does get a few features, like cross-platform sync. "Real" Firefox is one of the things that keeps me on Android.
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What if the moon turned into a black hole? [Xkcd's What If?] [video](youtube.com)
2 points by nfriedly 1y ago|0 comments
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by nfriedly 1y ago
Fullstory | Atlanta or Remote (US, London, Colombia) | https://www.fullstory.com/ Fullstory provides privacy-preserving session replay and analytics for websites and mobile apps. Our session replays are nothing short of mag
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by nfriedly 1y ago
That reminds me a bit of the Adafruit Fruit Jam, which is another little SBC built around the RP2350 - https://www.adafruit.com/product/6200
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by nfriedly 1y ago
I know this isn't what you're asking about, but my electric company has a budget billing program where they average out your usage and charge you the same amount each month. I use it mainly so that I can set it up and with my bank
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by nfriedly 1y ago
I love my GPD Win mini, and I've had a few other GPD products before that, but I'm not sure if a framework-style modular design would work as well there. For starters, they've always gone with soldered RAM for both physical s
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by nfriedly 1y ago
No, I don't think you're doing it wrong. I think the microsoft surfacebook design, where it could be used like a normal laptop with the keyboard attached, or like a tablet with the screen detached was the only design that could re
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by nfriedly 1y ago
> There are many DP 2 monitors out there. That feels like a bit of a stretch. There are a handful of options now, but most were released within the past year[1] and have only recently become available for purchase, and most of these ar
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Framework Laptop 12 press reviews are live and Framework Laptop 13 in-stock(frame.work)
87 points by nfriedly 1y ago|91 comments
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by nfriedly 1y ago
The Anbernic RG35XX lineup are all good devices that are fairly budget friendly ($40-80 depending on sales and where you buy from). They all share very similar specs, just different layouts and controls. I'm partial to the RG35XX SP&#x
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by nfriedly 1y ago
Yes, that's correct, it's "tethered" meaning you have to basically redo it each time the phone restarts.
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by nfriedly 1y ago
The iPhone 8 has the unpatchable checkm8 bootrom vulnerability, so while it doesn't say this in the article, the author could have jailbroken the device to run whatever software they want without paying any Apple fees. That vulnerabili

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