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pricechild
3y ago
You're not wrong. Have you tried https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/memories - it solves all of my issues with photo management in nextcloud. (Together with the recognise app) I don't see why they haven't r
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Who are you? > I am an AI-powered virtual assistant, and my name is Alexa. I am here to help you with various tasks, answer questions, and provide information on a wide range of topics. My purpose is to assist you in any way I can, makin
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3y ago
https://www.revk.uk/2023/03/bed-sensor.html?m=1 has another take on the idea after frustration with a "smart" & expensive Withings solution drove him to something different.
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pricechild
3y ago
This reminds me of Google search rankings historically(?) favouring sites which loaded quicker. Stories at the time (5-10+ years ago?) reported this to be evident at surprisingly small limits - people not waiting less than a second. I'
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pricechild
3y ago
That's interesting thank you and matches my understanding in the UK. It's exactly the pointer detail I was looking for when asking my question, thank you. The relevant chapter does seem to be labelled "right of way": ht
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3y ago
Because "A should give way to B" does not imply "B has the right of way over A". I'm afraid that's just the case in the UK. > The Highway Code is essential reading for all road users https://www.g
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3y ago
Just realised you missunderstood what I was asking for a source for. I was asking for a source to your statement that "They have the right of way". I'm interested, because if so it would be a difference between countries that
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The original comment suggested that in their country (assuming US?), emergency vehicles have "the right of way". I asked if this was true, and gave my understanding of my own country's laws, where emergency vehicles do not ha
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Do you have a source for this? The relevant UK Highway Code section begins ( https://www.gov.uk/guidance/the-highway-code/general-rules-t... ) with the following: > The rules in The Highway Code do not give you
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I've already done the hard work and pointed the discussion at "Rule 219". Here's a handy link: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/the-highway-code/road-users-requ... I would love to know why your unde
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> An emergency vehicle with lights on has the right of way through an intersection even if the lights don’t match. Is this true in the US? It sounds surprising to me. Here in the UK they don't get "right of way" by my unde
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https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/memories has completely replaced everything I used of Google Photos.
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3y ago
Same! Must fix...
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3y ago
Annoyingly it seems my rss is hard to detect. It's at https://pricey.uk/rss.xml
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3y ago
https://pricey.uk/blog Not much. An interesting Azure DevOps RCE bug bounty discovery being my claim to fame.
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4y ago
This is really frustrating. I'm only a small customer but it doesn't seem right that they could take away part of the deal if I have multiple years pre-bought prior to the change. The email I received is slightly different and doe
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4y ago
> We need to find ... Who is "We" here? I think it would be reasonable to claim the two main parties come from very similar backgrounds. Both seem to be happy continuing with maintaining their status quo. Without their consent,
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4y ago
OWASP seem to recommend that number. e.g. https://cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/cheatsheets/Password_Stor...
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Anker's Eufy Cameras Caught Uploading Content to the Cloud Without User Consent
(macrumors.com)
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4y ago
If you're "departing from an airport in the UK on any airline" then I'm pretty sure the legal minimum compensation is more than that: * https://www.caa.co.uk/passengers/resolving-travel-problems/
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A long time back I had a go at this too, but reimplementing ttrss's api instead of writing my own frontend: https://github.com/nvtrss/nvtrss I learnt a lot. My goal was getting something working that the ttrss and
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4y ago
Related: https://wiki.c2.com/?PlanToThrowOneAway ?
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Terraform-AWS-modules/Terraform-AWS-eks transitions to non-free license
(github.com)
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> While I get dressed, I turn on extended range mode and turn the heat on. What is "extended range mode" sorry? I'm aware of preconditioning, setting departure time etc.
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It does now, a minute later.
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5y ago
Well that's annoying. My bank (Natwest) just recently sent me a letter to boast we're getting shiny new VISA credit cards to replace our existing Mastercards. (which aren't near expiry)
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5y ago
Open Source, but not Free Software. Check out the custom licenced code within https://github.com/bitwarden/server/tree/master/bitwarden_li...
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I hadn't realised half the "official" server was under a non-commercial custom licence. https://github.com/bitwarden/server Last I looked, it wasn't fun to self-host anyway. Vaultwarden ftw!
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My static home IP was blocked by my new energy supplier. It took almost 4 months to get through to someone who would accept my problem wasn't forgetting my password. In the end, I was pointed to their third provider and told "sort
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Two of Murray's claims in his defence were: https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2021/01/my-trial-and... > 5. The court order protecting identities did not come into being before 10 March 2020. Mos
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