raron

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by raron 4y ago
The whole thing is NOT about the app, it is about the provided service. Some companies are becoming base infrastructure and so they need some regulation. What do you think if your piped water company would refuse to sell you water just beca
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by raron 4y ago
> Some kernel drivers or wifi chipsets or something they can't be arsed to keep supporting? Yup, there is no documentation for these chips, you probably gets some SDK with an old version of heavily modified linux kernel in a big ZIP
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by raron 4y ago
For me (as an average citizen) the growth the US stock market was the easiest (and probably the only) way to keep at least some value of my money... (Not all, because my real basket of goods is very different than what is used to calculate
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by raron 5y ago
The S9+ is IP68, it has MicroSD, USB type-C and headphone jack (unfortunately no user-replaceable battery).
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by raron 5y ago
> I hope the EU comes down really hard on the companies deliberately making opting out of tracking difficult. At least NOYB does: https://noyb.eu/en/more-cookie-banners-go-second-wave-compla...
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by raron 5y ago
+1 for SpeedCrunch For anything more complex there is SageMath and Jupyter notebook.
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by raron 5y ago
TrueNAS uses ZFS by default and they have small SOHO solutions [0], too. [0]: https://www.truenas.com/truenas-mini/#Configure
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by raron 5y ago
What does this mean / what could it done? (Never used macOS, I think it is related to that?)
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by raron 5y ago
Probably a lot of those "allow cookies" banner are also illegal [0], but you can enable a cookie banner filer in uBlock Origin anyway. [0]: https://noyb.eu/en/noyb-files-422-formal-gdpr-complaints-ner...
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by raron 5y ago
Maybe Github's "code vault" would be interesting for you: https://github.com/github/archive-program/blob/master/GUIDE.... https://archiveprogram.github.com/
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by raron 5y ago
At least for CE it is not so easy, the "whole product" has to meet the requirements. Using an certified chip / module lowers the risk of failing, but you have to pay for the measurements and certification anyway. (Which here,
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by raron 5y ago
I think if you self-certify you have all the responsibility. (I do not know you as person or you as an organization.) But if this thing just emit in a wrong RF band, it could mean insane fine fine from the local-frequency-band-office. And t
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by raron 5y ago
I am curious: as a HW project how did you go through the CE / FCC certification process and production 0-series batch? Did you have some investor or paid from your own pocket? Asking as somebody who thought making some embedded /
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by raron 5y ago
You need something like this: https://github.com/fi3te/NotificationCron