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by onli 1y ago
Great that you found the Foss version :) I hesitated there because it needs an update, and node-red is great and easier to extended. So if you are already familiar with it a great choice.
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by onli 1y ago
Maybe also have a look at my https://www.pipes.digital/ if you want that :) Filtering and merging RSS feeds is the main use case, and I made sure to have some features to enable building on top of other pipes (a prominent f
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by onli 1y ago
Well, context. We are talking CMS or blog engines, and "blogengine Serendipity" does find it as first at first place, so does "cms serendipity". But for the log, I was talking about https://docs.s9y.org/
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by onli 1y ago
Plus microphones and headphones :)
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by onli 1y ago
All of them are good for PC components :) But right, I forgot Caseking.
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by onli 1y ago
For electronics: Mindfactory, Galaxus, Coolblue, alternate, Jacob, Proshop, alza, computeruniverse.
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by onli 1y ago
.de promised to call me, never called. Split an order in three, used a bank account I had already removed from the system, then made me pay a fee three times when the money naturally could not be retrieved. One item in the order was a fake,
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by onli 1y ago
WordPress still has those, or are they disabled by now for new blogs? I get them from WordPress blogs sometimes instead of the nicer trackbacks, same thing without xmlrpc. Webmentions are an orthogonal newer system, basically incompatible t
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by onli 1y ago
A new civilisation game just got released, the most well known mainstream gaming series are either third person (GTA) or sport games (Fifa), there is the witcher - in no way has gaming be reduced to first person games, not even AAA.
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by onli 1y ago
If you defer to authority. That is, you accept that the people who made the API have the authority to dictate you what you can or can't do on your hardware (or for other people on their), that privating the parts of the API you need wa
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by onli 1y ago
I'd expect it to work anyway. Under Steam at least. There is nothing special about the Steam Deck/SteamOS that's not available on other distros when running Steam, afaik.
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by onli 1y ago
That's something most distros do already, or at least try to. Good default setup and working drivers Ubuntu aimed for a decade ago. So that would not be exciting. Maybe it's more about the willingness to include software other dis
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by onli 1y ago
To me measuring the air quality was interesting and surprising. Because like you said, how long the pollution lingers is surprising. And to me it wasn't obvious how bad the values get when cooking. I was aware of the kitchen smell trav
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by onli 1y ago
Afaik the nonstick pans are not emitting pollution in that sense, the food does not get contaminated, even if the surface peels off that is supposed to be benign. The problem is the production process, having already contaminated the drinki
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by onli 1y ago
That is normal for a new contributor. You can't reasonably expect knowledge of all the conventions of the project. There has to be effort to produce something good and not overload the maintainers, I agree, but missing such a detail is
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by onli 1y ago
I use that one as well and really like it. Exactly what pie menus are good at.
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by onli 1y ago
No, those processors clock or shut down if too hot. In no circumstances should they fail because of insufficient cooling. Even without airflow etc.
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by onli 1y ago
Aren't they out of the headlines because they cut ties with the tech community? Hired Condoleezza rice, spammed notifications, made sharing without account impossible (or hard?), broke shared links on purpose, bought and shut down mail
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by onli 1y ago
> It is very odd to encounter someone who has such a narrow view of computing that they cannot imagine someone not upgrading their RAM. Uncalled for and means the end of the discussion after this reaction. Ofc I can imagine that, it&#x
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by onli 1y ago
> Not everybody upgrades RAM, and those people deserve computers too. No. It's end of the line with consumerism and we either start repairing and recycling or we die. Framework catered to people who agree with that, and this produ
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by onli 1y ago
He is still right. It is a desktop PC that is less repairable than all other desktop PCs, from a brand that is known to champion repairability. They had a reason for it, but could've chosen to not create more throwaway things.
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by onli 1y ago
Alright, thanks.
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by onli 1y ago
It is the other way around, I am convinced. In the config scenario you describe the input is also trusted, as will be the bulk of JSON usage. In all those scenarios duplications will happen regularly and developers rely on the JSON parser t
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by onli 1y ago
I will try to understand your position, and thanks for answering. I appreciated the "avoiding breakage" sentiment included in the post (and commented accordingly below). I'm just really of the opinion that dependencies should
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by onli 1y ago
Breaking the API like that would be extremely hostile and exactly the kind of churn byroot thankfully claimed he does not want to produce. If anything both options could be offered. Don't be disrespectful with developers time.
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by onli 1y ago
I agree. This will actually cause me problems. I have a huge selection of mostly handwritten JSON data that powers a benchmark collection. Sometimes, mistakes happen and keys get duplicated. That is not a big problem, if e.g. a graphics ca
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by onli 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Tesla_Autopilot_crashe... https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20190725-will-we-ever-kno... It's not exactly secret...
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by onli 1y ago
You are not. There is no car that has FSD. If you are relying on teslas autopilot thinking it is fsd you are just playing with your and everyone else's life on the road. Especially in an urban traffic situation like NYC.
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by onli 1y ago
We knew that. But it is very useful in documents that would be printed, especially if the original url is complicated. That is why one would not use a random url shortener, but Google's. After all, Google would never destroy those URLs
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by onli 1y ago
They were caught lying about it being local, https://gizmodo.com/eufy-local-security-camera-cloud-unencry... , so your concern is not unreasonable.

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