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I just looked into OCSP and their planned sunsetting of their OCSP server, and it seems like they'd much rather scale this as their core activity than provide/maintain/scale other stuff like the OCSP service.
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Are you installing the project dependencies on the VM directly or in a docker container? I'm curious how well docker on top of the Ubuntu vm works. Orbstack is great for personal use, but some companies don't want to pay for it, a
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thanks for sharing! The server side story is definitely a consideration why I'm not hyped on Inertia.js for now, this seems to solve it. My current nitpick is my personal preference for Svelte/SvelteKit. I hope you don't mind
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On deployment side, Portainer seems to fit your needs. Can run arbitrary containers and docker-compose stacks, but unsure whether it can do image builds on the server.
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Agents are being deprecated and now moving to Grafana Alloy but agree. a bit steep, but easy to start with. Grafana cloud can take you really far. (you don't really need all metrics for all running services do you?) I wish they have
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afaik you can use prefix to explicitly do search. for example no direct search but you can use "g paris" to search for paris on google or "w paris" to search paris on wikipedia
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afaik this was intentional in that they stopped training runs and changing parameters for other employee training runs, and even joined in on the debugging group trying to solve the "issues".
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believe me, i wish the portable monitor setup thing is solved. yeah you can put it on the desk next to a monitor, but the best case scenario is you still have a cable going out to it, and packing is a hassle. A complete setup like this or a
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OTOH if you do want to use the ESP32, I find using AI assistance is great to help translate codebases/programs/apps across languages/usecases (or outright generate it).
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do you or anyone else happen to know an extension that allows getUserMedia to work without https? i just need a photo from a webcam (a la <input file capture> that opens a camera on a smartphone) for a local network webapp. configurin
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Ask HN: Best way to ingest data, run code/notebooks, and display dashboards?
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hyundai/kia e-GMP platforms have a 350kW rated cars
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Yeah Tailscale is great. I assumed VPN as in tunneling the whole network external traffic through the machine. I haven't searched for something like that. Might even need a full blown router service/VM.
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Home Assistant + plugins/extensions ~might be the easiest. Unsure about the VPN part. If you want to tinker and do some sysadmin work, then go install Proxmox and have separate containers for each as you wish.
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I was jealous of my CS classmates touch typing when I got into uni 10 years ago. I was the same as you. I took the hard and weird road of learning to touch type Dvorak instead. Took me 6 months of on and off until I switched full-time. For
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I have the Hyper Key (additional layer/modifier) on hold and Esc on tap on my Caps Lock. Enables me to have vi-style arrows on home row and window management shortcuts easily.
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i'm kinda interested in doing that too. do you wear the CGM all day? what's your recommendation? looking to link to my Apple Watch as well if possible.
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yeah quicklook is great (which is the regression in the linked article is very disappointing). not even just for photos, the video preview and trim functionality is great! although apps can integrate with quicklook (eg vscode/textmate
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can you share more about the BTLE sensors talking with Apple Watch? I'm aware that BLE heartrate sensors are detected as 'Health Devices' if I want to connect to it, but what other sensors are you working with?
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also photographers. it's the easiest way to get a clean display for a lot of picture files without importing/opening up another app. just select the files, hit space for quicklook, and go full screen.
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audi's dakar car (the rs-q e-tron) proves that it's at least more efficient than petrol based competitors. it doesn't charge overnight so always uses the energy from onboard fuel tanks, which are smaller compared to the other
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Why does this seem to be a uniquely GCP issue? Smaller companies posted on here about this issue with GCP yet none/very rare with AWS/Azure.
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not a problem if it's done locally. at least the consent is only to capture/store the images with the practice, not giving it to third-party.
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> I don’t think Apple sees this as a promising revenue stream. It’s just another way to encourage people to stay within the walled garden. That seems many times more valuable than any possible licensing fees they would get from manufactu
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another vouch for brother printers. not optimum but i just plopped one connected to wifi only and it can print with minimal config and also scanning through mac's image capture app.
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Not datacenter related but i recall someone had a job of being a data mule between California and Australia to ship dailies to the VFX studio (in Australia) by hopping on the flight every day. I can imagine something like this (smaller) to
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re: BI and Metabase usecase If it fits the usecase, you can use a VFS SQLite so the process will just pull the needed ranges from storage.
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At the very worse case (NAT hell or something else) they may use a DERP relay. But if you have a cooperative connection or plain local connection it works fine. There's encryption overhead though, I can't saturate a 1Gbps over Tai
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blender has a python api and everything you can do in blender can be replicated with scripts. for a start you can draw geometric shapes to show variables and a for loop.
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what are you consistently using it for?
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