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by praseodym 3y ago
The post by Matt Birchler has been amended with the paragraph "A previous version of this post suggested the DPAN changes between merchants, but that was a mistake. Serves me right for cranking this post out too quickly. Seriously, my
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by praseodym 3y ago
The price for cobalt is currently around 30 USD/kg but has been as high as 90 USD/kg: http://www.dailymetalprice.com/metalpricecharts.php?c=co&u=k... I’m not very familiar with the ellconomics of recycling, bu
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by praseodym 3y ago
Sonos hasn’t released the Era 500 speakers yet?
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by praseodym 3y ago
YC already invested in several companies in this domains: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/?industry=Supply%20Cha...
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by praseodym 3y ago
I noticed that the author is using ZFS-native encryption, which in my experience is not particularly stable. I've even managed to corrupt an entire pool with ZFS send/receives when trying to make backups. I'd strongly recomme
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by praseodym 3y ago
Does anyone happen to know what the `HomeEnergyUI` mentioned in the article does? As far as I know the Home app doesn't have any energy UI at this point.
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Understanding iPhone 12 and SAR testing in France(support.apple.com)
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by praseodym 3y ago
Fully agree on using tools such as Restic! The `--exclude-caches` is really helpful in keeping backups small, it makes Restic skip directories with a CACHEDIR.TAG file and that includes Rust compile target directories. Combined with a small
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by praseodym 3y ago
When backing up to an APFS Time Machine volume it does work a bit like that, at least no hard links are used any more: - https://eclecticlight.co/2021/03/11/time-machine-to-apfs-und... - https://ec
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by praseodym 3y ago
Could be defect RAM, unstable power supply or other problem than the disks themselves.
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by praseodym 3y ago
Call the deceased person's bank to cancel all credit cards in their name and that's taken care of.
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by praseodym 3y ago
"SteamOS is our Linux-based operating system. The base system draws from Debian 8, code named Debian Jessie." Debian Jessie is terribly out of date and hasn't seen regular security updates for five years now, from https:&#x2
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When Tech Vendors Make Key Logging Info Available for Free, Everyone Wins(cisa.gov)
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by praseodym 3y ago
Without paywall: https://archive.ph/lERWe And the CISA announcement: https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/news/when-tech-vendors-make...
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Microsoft to Offer Some Cybersecurity Tools Free After Suspected China Hack(wsj.com)
3 points by praseodym 3y ago|1 comments
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Dutch e-bike maker VanMoof bankrupt(reuters.com)
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Stop Overengineering(blog.matt-rickard.com)
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by praseodym 3y ago
Charging an electric car will earn you €10-€15 and you get to drive your car a nice distance too. Battery storage could earn you more if you discharge at the right moment, but energy prices aren’t negative often enough to warrant the expens
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by praseodym 3y ago
Would this also affect macro signatures so that this can be used to make malware documents, or do macro signatures use a different signing mechanism?
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by praseodym 3y ago
For me, the most interesting property of JPEG XL is that it allows lossless recompression of JPEG images. This seems a great way to save storage in a photo library without any loss of quality.
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by praseodym 3y ago
In The Netherlands, functionality to remotely disable smart meters is forbidden by law to protect from (large scale) cyber attacks. Seeing how poor the security on this specific meter is, it only confirms that this was a great decision.
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Ownership in Swift: Manifesto and meta-proposal (2017)(github.com)
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by praseodym 3y ago
Safari 16.5 was released yesterday, so Safari 16.4.1 is no longer the latest update.
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by praseodym 3y ago
AppleCare+ doesn't cover theft, there is AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss for iPhone in the US but afaik it is not available for AirPods.
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by praseodym 4y ago
Besides ZFS, VMware Workstation on Linux also interacts badly with transparent huge pages: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/679706/kcompacd0-us...
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by praseodym 4y ago
Interestingly the server diagram highlights the two power supplies as being the hard drive, instead of the many hard drives in the front bays.
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by praseodym 5y ago
By relying on Adyen to accept payments ( https://www.adyen.com/press-and-media/2022/adyen-publishes-h... and search for Facebook)
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by praseodym 5y ago
Apple Pay only tokenizes card information once when the card is added to the Apple Wallet on a device, not for every transaction. This means that usage for an on-device tokenized card can still be tracked until the card is removed and re-ad
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by praseodym 5y ago
Mostly opaqueness, i.e. it makes debugging and IDE/language server features harder to use. Macros generally also lead to longer compile times. Also, unrelated to its use of macros, Rocket development seems to have stalled after August
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by praseodym 5y ago
Axum leverages the Tokio ecosystem which makes it an interesting contender. I personally find it easy to use, without the large amount of macros that Rocket uses nor the very long and complex types that Warp creates. The introductory blog p

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