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by petee 2y ago
Aside, if you want to write C apps but aren't comfortable writing the public facing parts, 'Kore' is a great framework with some handy builtins like ACME cert management, Pgsql, curl, websockets, etc. Essentially build and ru
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by petee 2y ago
1.6k followers isn't the worst...is it really that involved to copy and paste a post? For a fledgling network I'm not sure why they're expecting huge numbers initially
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by petee 2y ago
I think Java's CVE list should say enough. Point being humans can muck anything up, regardless of safeguards
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by petee 2y ago
Probably because it just works, simply. Whereas with the complexity we have today we can barely align things consistently; it's almost comedy Tip for those with mobile issues: rotate to landscape and the words get bigger ;)
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by petee 2y ago
MeshCommander 0.96 is available on its website again; from what ive read the dev has been settling into a new job
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by petee 2y ago
While too late to help your friend, this is part of the reason I decided to pay for Google One -- I want to be a customer who can reach a human, and have some recourse. I also use multiple yubikeys -- worth double checking time to time as m
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by petee 2y ago
I agree, being a decent person is an active choice we should all strive for. The burden here is that a number of people are so afraid of being "woke" that they'd rather double down being scummy than just find a different jpeg
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by petee 2y ago
How could she possibly have known what the internet would become, or how vast? Nobody could have "understood" how their photo could be widely disseminated like today. At the end of the day its a stolen photo, and immoral to contin
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by petee 2y ago
The APC smart UPS line implements quite a few metrics and settings via HID, and were kind enough to document it (application note 178) The standard does seem to allow for some complex setups which is pretty cool.
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by petee 2y ago
> Would you rather it had a JSON dependency to parse a config file, or yet another poorly thought out, ad-hoc homegrown config file format Ok, but you didn't write that, and thus they responded as such. Snark was still unnecessary
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by petee 2y ago
Off topic, but stay away from ReFS, its far from resilient. I had an array lost because of an MS update, along with a few dozen people, would show as unformatted. Manually rolling back worked, but rather than pulling the update or figuring
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by petee 2y ago
Its an entirely relevant response...they are saying what you call a poorly thought out adhoc format is still better than json in any form or dependency. Ironically your snark isnt relevant.
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by petee 2y ago
I'm not sure if it's exactly a hallucination, but when asking for a simple explanation of the Rayleigh limit using the newest beta model, it confidently gave a series of backward answers, suggesting the closer you get to two light
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by petee 2y ago
With a good sharp chunk you can potentially nick someones artery. We had a couple incidents and nobody got really hurt, but later I came to the same feeling of 'fun, but no thanks'
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by petee 2y ago
Aren't many hairsprays just propane? I think its just a convenient option, otherwise you need a tank and/or a hose of something else
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by petee 2y ago
Friends and I used MAPP gas mixed with oxygen...had a pretty good kick but you were really just rolling the dice on the ratio
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by petee 2y ago
From what I've gleaned from my social worker/therapist house mate is that you're not supposed to be storing any of that data on a non-compliant device to begin with. They can't keep anything local, and use some portal to
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by petee 2y ago
Electric potential is V according to that site [1]; though im not familiar with whatever minute differences U vs V is in Ohms law...growing up I learned it as E or V. Edit: SI unit for volt is V also [1] https://www.electropedia.
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by petee 2y ago
Someone on YT did a demonstration on a paint shaker, and the bolts loosen nearly as fast as having none. Internal/external tooth washers or nylocks are the way to go
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by petee 2y ago
Likely because Americans started using it; many words that british claim are the "right way" were originally the way Americans use it currently. "Across the pond" youtube channel does a great word by word history
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by petee 2y ago
Choice was already made when they installed it with xyz features available. If it was so important they never should have packaged it in the first place. -Minimal option is the obvious reasonable choice, unless trying to be an arse to make
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by petee 2y ago
But they already had a choice, since the removed options were disabled by default. This really just breaks core functionality that exists and is expected by real users, under the guise of unnamed security risks...theres plenty of disabled o
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by petee 2y ago
As I've heard it described, your brain has an easier time putting what little light information is there into a coherent picture; particularly for faint objects I have a telescope, as well as a pair of binoculars, and not only is it ea
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by petee 2y ago
I'd have a tough time trusting Google enough to buy another Pixel. They fairly recently removed long term features (and selling points) from previous models to make them exclusive for the Pixel 8+, and generally made the camera difficu
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by petee 2y ago
Personally I've never seen a "pro-Hamas" sign, I have no doubt someone somewhere has one. Ive seen plenty of "Free Palastine" signs be called anti-semitic though, despite showing support for the people versus a gove
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by petee 2y ago
Many could say the same of Israel. But don't conflate protests against Israel as being in support of Hamas. Many people support neither, but are horrified how kids are bearing the brunt. Hamas commited attrocities, so has Israel; all l
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by petee 2y ago
How does starving children solve anything? Israel had a lot of support until they decided to rampage a civilian population. What they are doing now is neither defensive nor effective.
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Tesla Cybertruck No Match for Car Wash(jalopnik.com)
17 points by petee 2y ago|16 comments
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by petee 2y ago
> "A call with Tesla confirmed that the truck had needed a complete reboot which took over five hours of sitting to complete. From the moment he’d initiated the reboot method of holding down two steering wheel buttons, the truck wa
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by petee 3y ago
Not really though; it implies that's what we're building, and does the article a disservice. A picture of the actual project is far more useful

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