nkellenicki

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by nkellenicki 5y ago
As long as you keep your node up and running your content will never disappear. So if you just want to share files with friends I can see this working well - just keep your node available.
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by nkellenicki 6y ago
The "device information" is likely an opaque ID, and the "location" will likely be encrypted using an asymmetric key-pair set up during the pairing process, so the only thing capable of decrypting the location will be yo
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by nkellenicki 6y ago
They don't have that information about you. From the bottom of that page: "The Find My network extends these capabilities by locating missing devices even if they can’t or don’t connect to the internet. The Find My network is a cr
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by nkellenicki 6y ago
I don't use lvm often enough to memorise the commands. "rm spacer.img" is short and easy for _anyone_ to remember.
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by nkellenicki 6y ago
None of that is even remotely related to your initial point.
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by nkellenicki 6y ago
Because it's abstract. The people aren't _actively_ having to do anything, such as hand over their records - it's happening away from them. It's hard to connect with abstract. It's easier for people to connect with
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by nkellenicki 6y ago
Yes - the ESP32 is capable of Bluetooth Low Energy to talk with your phone. But, you're responsible for implementing the functionality you want yourself.
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by nkellenicki 6y ago
With my custom watchface I built, I sync ntp and weather every hour. I get about 100 hours of battery from it (4+ days).
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by nkellenicki 6y ago
I still use RSS. One thing I've discovered is that nearly every site offers an RSS feed. I presume they're not aware of this, and that whatever CMS they use (WordPress, etc) offers it out of the box. Often times it takes a simple
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by nkellenicki 6y ago
> ES and other companies have a business that sells a managed version of their product. Therein lies the flaw in the argument. If a company decides to develop something and open source it, it's not a product. If the company chooses
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by nkellenicki 6y ago
You can't install Windows on it. The processor isn't x86, it's custom Apple silicon built on the ARM architecture. Windows is incompatible.
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by nkellenicki 7y ago
A couple of weeks ago AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile announced that they had started working on their cross-provider RCS implementation - https://www.theverge.com/2019/10/24/20931202/us-carriers-