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by rovr138 3y ago
Which RPi’s have you had? For me the OS, the SD card, the power have been the major fragile points it’s had (some have been fixed in iterations). For a school or people wanting to learn, that’s a lot of things you have to work around, keep
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by rovr138 3y ago
Email, username, and password? With this payment?, maybe a webhook for paypal? > Does their roadmap include biometrics? Does it?, you're the one saying it's related.
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by rovr138 3y ago
I've been to conferences in the past and randomly we get on a table, think, _you know what?, that'd be a great twitter account_ then quickly hop and create an account. I have access to 3 major conference random accounts that every
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by rovr138 3y ago
Possibly, yes.
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by rovr138 3y ago
The point of extradition is surrendering a person to another jurisdiction to face criminal charges. Why?, because that's what a treaty is. Ultimately it depends on what he's charged with and if it's found they can be extradit
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by rovr138 3y ago
I want to see this argument play out in court. He's the one specifically replacing one thing with another under some circumstance. Not the person embedding it or the one hosting the image.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Add a search box, on submit, open a new tab with 'site:ray.run'. You can do this on Google or DuckDuckGo, - https://duckduckgo.com/?q=site%3Aray.run+playwright+test&t=f... - https://www.google.com&#
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by rovr138 3y ago
> “More than 80 percent of our devices will be able to be repaired at the customer,” Lenovo executive Luca Rossi told the Canalys EMEA Forum 2023, according to The Register. > “Batteries, SSD, many things will not any longer be sealed
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by rovr138 3y ago
From, https://github.com/jmorganca/ollama > Get up and running with large language models locally. > To run and chat with Llama 2: ollama run llama2
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by rovr138 3y ago
Of course not. At most, it'll be like the previous one. But not open source.
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by rovr138 3y ago
> I'm pretty sure that all those issues will affect sliding sync whether or not it's integrated in Synapse. Of course. My argument isn't that it won't happen, it's exactly the opposite, that it will. My point is
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by rovr138 3y ago
Until there's an incompatibility, upgrade, exposure, memory overflow, or some other security issue/exploit. Unless you're saying that it's immune to everything and will never experience a change or issue.
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by rovr138 3y ago
I think it's figuring out where to put them or installing them yourself vs building the locks. Most things have accounts (database, servers). Are you using separate ones or a global admin?
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by rovr138 3y ago
Any backup? Curious how you do it
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by rovr138 3y ago
You get access to a shell via ssh, https://www.rsync.net/products/platform.html Looking at, https://duckduckgo.com/?q=site%3Arsync.net%2Fproducts&t=ipho... You have rclone, sftp, rsync, restic, bor
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by rovr138 3y ago
https://support.plex.tv/articles/200890058-authentication-fo... Just set the IP address/netmask and that’s it. This is at the server level.
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by rovr138 3y ago
> except for the collecting data or profiting part Isn’t that pretty much the issue here? Anyway, what’s really locked? Text messages? Because I can export pretty much everything else. Images, videos, documents, passwords, bookmarks. May
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by rovr138 3y ago
Same here. Happy to see there's at least a shoutout on the home with it being marked as not longer maintained.
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by rovr138 3y ago
From the README, > What is the difference between searx and SearxNG? > TL;DR: SearXNG is for users that want more features and bugs getting fixed quicker. If you prefer a minimalist software and stable experience, use searx. > Sear
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by rovr138 3y ago
> And how does the OSI derive it's legitimacy as the steward for all things open source? We give it to them. OSI isn't an entity that's existed since the beginning and the original definition doesn't come from them. I
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by rovr138 3y ago
https://opensource.org/osd/ > Introduction > Open source doesn’t just mean access to the source code. The distribution terms of open-source software must comply with the following criteria There’s a definition. T
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by rovr138 3y ago
explain?
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by rovr138 3y ago
vs randomly at someone's house? Reliability. It's all based on donation and there's not a ton of information, so there's really no way of knowing how reliable it is.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Tailscale does, https://tailscale.com/
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by rovr138 3y ago
On the other hand, a lot of users on HN are probably very different and probably are the ones that advice on what technical changes should do. Having a presence and even just replying quickly gives a sense of, 'if something goes wrong,
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by rovr138 3y ago
misdirect? What's happening with them?
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by rovr138 3y ago
Not one time and based on different things. Don't look that way
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by rovr138 3y ago
>that I do not want to delete They explicitly said what they don't want to do it.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Can you describe what in this situation warrants it? I'm very curious about where the line is/should be.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Costs would be one. That’s yet another cost you have to take on.

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