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Precision Agriculture Has Its Cassandra(fighttorepair.substack.com)
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by rrix2 3y ago
I use https://github.com/Catfriend1/syncthing-android which has an option to run only every X minutes of each hour, as a decent tradeoff. This version also ships and Android Quick Settings tile that will start Syncthin
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by rrix2 3y ago
the ones i watch also seem like they are all working so hard that they're constantly burning out
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by rrix2 3y ago
Nightpool has been an admin of AcitvityPub servers of all sizes for years now and is versed in the moderation challenges therein, I'm not sure they'd agree :) I'm not sure I agree that it's a solvable issue at communit
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by rrix2 3y ago
A normal out of stock listing on the FW marketplace will include a form to take an email address and notify customers when parts come in to stock. They don't usually 404 like OP described
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by rrix2 3y ago
There are dozens of us!
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by rrix2 3y ago
The parts of Phoenix where Waymo operates is... SF is "(partially in another)"
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by rrix2 3y ago
I don't think places like that have folks in new construction with Ethernet and Android tablets in the wall. TFA uses GBP as the currency in the images.
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by rrix2 3y ago
Oh, this is good, I was delighted when a friend recommended these books to me. My quiet semi-retirement plan is to take up tea selling, modeled after Dex and some other tea monks. There's a poet by the name of Baisao, the old tea selle
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by rrix2 3y ago
hi sho, i hope you're well :)
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by rrix2 3y ago
I dropped mine less than a foot and the display broke entirely, six months ago, and they never shipped the "protection pack" with extra screen protectors and a hard shell case. Their support has yet to reply, much less quote an RM
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by rrix2 3y ago
If the app has a mobile site, log in to it on a browser you've installed only to run webapps (rather than search queries, clicked links, etc) and don't add a PWA or bookmark. Put an anki or Duolingo or Wikipedia icon where the app
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by rrix2 3y ago
I built something on top of the Syncthing API this week after using it on its own for years. A local instance of Syncthing can behave as a robust sync tool + inotify API for applications consuming the files: https://docs.syncthin
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by rrix2 3y ago
This was, I thought, the most interesting choice Nintendo made in the recent Switch remaster of Links Awakening. The Dungeons are still room-based but the overworld free-scrolls in a similar fashion to this experiment, and that leads to awk
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by rrix2 3y ago
This is a pre-release commit not in any released version.
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by rrix2 3y ago
I had a lot of fun a decade back pulling ISS SSTV off of a home-made Yagi behind my hackerspace with an old buddy. It was in the middle of Phoenix and there was no chance we could actually see the ISS because of light pollution but it sure
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by rrix2 3y ago
The thing that's so upsetting to me is that since I started using and developing against Matrix.org in 2016, Synapse has always been positioned as a reference implementation, it has always been a wedge to get others to come play in you
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by rrix2 3y ago
eventually we're not going to be able to continue this "just trust me, it's cool" line, man, this stinks.
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by rrix2 3y ago
> huge companies who bear no cost for supporting the Matrix ecosystem whatsoever discover they can sell proprietary forks for many $ What, exactly, are you talking about here, Matthew?
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by rrix2 3y ago
The latency between a peripheral input and the visual feedback includes that latency between the client and server in a streaming scenario. The TV isn't smart enough to implement rollback netcode for every game.
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by rrix2 3y ago
That's not actually the case in many places in the US, they were forcibly taken for cars in the same way electric streetcar systems were taken from us: > Before the American city could be physically reconstructed to accommodate auto
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by rrix2 3y ago
safer for whom? My windows only rattle after the motorcycle has driven past, they don't project the noise ahead of you nearly as much as you think they do.
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by rrix2 3y ago
> Before Covid, Zoom was first and foremost a sales and marketing tool - collaboration was an afterthought. The idea that it's a replacement for in-person teams was kind of thrust upon them. And ironically, it was their marketing de
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by rrix2 3y ago
This makes the third issue of the parent comment much worse, unfortunately since there will be a new /nix/store hash when even things in .gitignore or things like lock files or editor backup files are touched. I've cleaned up
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by rrix2 3y ago
are they being called in as expert witnesses?
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by rrix2 3y ago
Could you explain what Alma Linux's business model is?
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by rrix2 3y ago
So only tens or hundreds of millions of dollars? Got it
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by rrix2 3y ago
> Developers have high incomes, but are quite frankly, extremely cheap. That also comes down to many it being difficult for some organizations to purchase software on for their devs, either as a policy of the organization or the software
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by rrix2 3y ago
My Motorola Android (Edge+, Android 12) will charge up to 80% when I plug it in at night and then back-mark against the morning alarm so that it is just getting to 100% when the alarm fires.
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by rrix2 3y ago
This is what I do. The physical copy exists to be a conversation piece on a shelf, to loan out, talk to friends about, not mind losing to a family member who's visiting, etc. The digital copy exists to mark up, index, search, highlight

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