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4y ago
HDMI has the same mess. Ports don’t tell you much.
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4y ago
The entire Low Code / No Code and RPA / IPA markets exist for this. Airtable, App Smith, etc are a modern, web-based take on Access. The more generic a tool is, the more creative people get with it. For example, emailing a file or
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4y ago
Because this is literally about managing the relationship between individual citizens and the government. Why would you want a private entity serving as an intermediary? It’s great to have organizations that help people navigate complex bur
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4y ago
Have you tried Hershey's bars? Hard to call that stuff chocolate...
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4y ago
1Blocker mostly operates by pumping rules into Safari's rules engine, but it also has an App Firewall feature that uses VPN profiles. I've had some compatibility problems with that, but mostly it just blocks 10,000s of requests I
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4y ago
Framework is pretty Linux friendly. See https://frame.work/linux
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4y ago
Exactly. M1 is a new processor design, not an iteration on previous intel Macs. It’s not just “better swap” - it’s “unified memory.” This makes much better use of the memory available to the system. From https://www.macworld.com&
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4y ago
Signed up for the beta!
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4y ago
Neat project, thanks for sharing. Is it only available on Windows for now? Seems like neat thing to throw on a NAS.
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4y ago
I guess this comes down to the balance between the marginal cost of offering an additional product line with a different firmware and the marginal revenue of winning the privacy first market. Then there’s the constant problem with pay-to-av
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4y ago
> the tendency of contemporary administrations to create more bureaucracy even when their own stated goal is to reduce bureaucracy or increase efficiency, for example by trying to collect and compare precise numbers that show how they ha
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4y ago
Thanks for flagging. This should get its own post too. Maybe @dang can pin this to the top so it’s easy to find?
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4y ago
SPI writing instructions here: https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/Pinebook_Pro_SPI Tow-boot releases here: https://github.com/Tow-Boot/Tow-Boot/releases
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4y ago
Fiiinnnnnneeeeeee I will try that. Thanks for the pointer!
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4y ago
I bought a PineBook Pro and was pretty excited about it. Unfortunately I just couldn't get it to boot reliably. I was ready to do a lot of fiddling with it, accept the slow overall speed, but just fighting with the boot system all the
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4y ago
This is a really important area for the policy community to address. We have an opportunity to forge a third way, learning from both Europe's well-intentioned efforts and China's hybrid capitalism surveillance state. Technologies
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4y ago
Oh that’s super neat! Looks like a more elegant way to link Postgres and Elasticsearch: “From a technical perspective, ZomboDB is a 100% native Postgres extension that implements Postgres' Index Access Method API. As a native Postgres
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4y ago
Very cool. Need to dig around and figure out what the training dataset is. Could be a great way to get some sample fodder.
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4y ago
I’ve recently started following a few webcomics that are phone first. I’m sure they’ve been around a while, but it was novel to me to have a story set up as a continuous downward scroll. There isn’t as much flexibility as you get with a com
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4y ago
In your opinion, what's the single best book to read about Bell Labs and absorb lessons that can be applied to building modern innovative organizations?
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4y ago
If I'm going to read one book about Bell Labs, with the goal of learning things I can apply to the current day, which book should I read?
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4y ago
I've got a relatively old Roomba. It's pretty great. Yeah it gets stuck on stuff when the kids leave things on the floor. Yeah the docking isn't super reliable. But... it's a level of passive, continuous cleaning that ju
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4y ago
Splink looks cool. I'm familiar with Tamr and Senzing, but this is the first FOSS option I've come across.
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4y ago
100%. I'm at that point where I've got very complex spreadsheets and need to make some kind of change. What's the best place to provide feedback / ask questions? Discord?
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4y ago
Wow! I have long wanted a tool like this. Will sign up for the trial.
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4y ago
How does this solution compare to Dynamic DNS services like DuckDNS? How about overlay networks like Tailscale? My initial impression is that it solves a similar problem to DuckDNS (“how can I get a static, public IP for a machine on my res
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4y ago
Yeah, that's pretty crazy. I'd need to know more about how the service works to consider signing up for it. I'd consider paying for a more detailed report that explains not just what can be found, but HOW that data was found,
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4y ago
About Us redirects to the Leadership page. More details at https://www.efani.com/company
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4y ago
Yup, got some of this in the USA too.
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4y ago
Pretty cool. Short step from here to publish the blog via Gemini. That protocol uses Gemtext as the core hypertext, and it’s basically markdown. https://gemini.circumlunar.space/software/
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