sandreas

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by sandreas 5d ago
No offense taken, thanks for the explanation. Makes sense.
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by sandreas 6d ago
This. Btrfs blew up without ANY reason at all in my case. Rebooted and the system won't even recognize any filesystem. All btrfs tools fails to recover a single file. Here is my journey: https://forum.cgsecurity.org/php
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by sandreas 9d ago
I'm kind of a Fujitsu fanboy. Since i came across the fact that a pretty modern xeon ecc ram nvme Workstation boards can be optimized to only draw ~10 Watt idle is just impressive, that is less than a gaming router. Even older ones lik
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by sandreas 20d ago
As already been said, an Oscilloscope is for more professional work. As an example you can take a look at the iPod Remote Protocol ( https://tinymicros.com/wiki/Apple_iPod_Remote_Protocol ) or watch Jeff Geerlings video
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by sandreas 20d ago
Yeah I forgot solder wick. It's better to have both. However, if you'd always used cheap pumps you'd maybe like to try the Engineer SS03. It's a whole different ballpark, although it is pretty expensive. The clones are n
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by sandreas 20d ago
Did not know that. Thank you.
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by sandreas 21d ago
FNIRSI 2C53T for more serious work ZEEWEII DSO154Pro to go as cheap as possible for something that is roughly useful
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by sandreas 21d ago
Any recommendations?
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by sandreas 21d ago
I don't fully agree. Hakko is high quality, quiet, but also VERY expensive (300+ bucks) and the gun contains the vacuum pump which makes it HEAVY and not easy to work with for longer than a few minutes. The ZD-8965 is cheaper (not as h
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by sandreas 21d ago
I'm aware of that. Just thinking of using ANY space, that can be filled - like all hallow room in the plane that cannot be made use of. I'm not an engineer, probably it is more reasonable to fill the remaining space with battery ;
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by sandreas 22d ago
I wonder if these airplanes are using helium to "reduce the weight"... that is something I also don't usually on drones. Probably too expensive.
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by sandreas 23d ago
Oh I forgot... a big magnifier glass (8x to 15x) with an LED light is way cheaper than a microscope and very helpful for small parts soldering (SMD) :-)
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by sandreas 23d ago
While soldering is not that hard, different tasks require different tools. Most of them can be from very cheap to very expensive. As a beginner I'd recommend the following: A small USB-C soldering iron supported by IronOS[1], e.g. Pine
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by sandreas 23d ago
Seems that it is doable: https://github.com/PixiEditor/PixiEditor However, I think without having the burden of legacy code and APIs it is a bit easier to accomplish. Probably paint.net has been targeting Windows platf
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by sandreas 1mo ago
Here is the article: https://brettcodes.com/im-done-using-ai/ This was a great read. Thank you. Somehow this is very similar to what I felt like about six months ago. The AI fatigue is real and I'm still kind of f
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by sandreas 1mo ago
Did you try yt-dlp --update-to master YouTube tries to shut down yt-dlp and sometimes it is good to have the absolute latest code.
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by sandreas 1mo ago
These are self-hosted clients... It's a web interface for multi-mail (many accounts) not tied to one provider. This is not about hosting a DIY mail server. Also see https://roundcube.net/
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by sandreas 1mo ago
Just to give you a start: https://github.com/bidhata/Hiby-R1-Mod https://github.com/yetisoldier/Hiby-R1-Audiobook-Mod The latter also has great documentation in the repo. You can enable developer
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by sandreas 1mo ago
I did a lot of research in this field and additionally in audiobooks. While I still think that the iPod Nano 7 is the perfect device for me, I recently got my hands on a HiBy R1. For 60 bucks it is a remarkable non Android device (in fact i
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by sandreas 1mo ago
There is nothing like Apple Mail in my opinion, but here are some alternatives... I use Evolution in Linux, but since you explicetely need Windows, I only listed cross Plattform... Vivaldi MailSpring Pelton BetterBird Aerion Self-hosted: Ku
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by sandreas 1mo ago
> Original author here. Thank you for making this guide. The knowledge in it can be transferred to other Brands, too. > I like your optimism, but... Well, I'm not saying framework is perfect. The Hardware is expensive, inferior t
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by sandreas 1mo ago
You are right... I personally own a T480s and it is a remarkable device, which can be repaired just like the framework (although most parts are no longer available new). I added a glass trackpad (which is way better than the original) and o
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by sandreas 2mo ago
This worked for me: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/u9OQMBPrFgI
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by sandreas 2mo ago
Here are some things that existed for a long time but still blow my mind (note: this is not "modern macOS", I migrated to Linux long time ago, so forgive me ignoring modern flaws). - The preview app - document editing at its best
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by sandreas 2mo ago
Great, then i have to try this. Hopefully it can be used via git to have a deployment for all my home linux desktop environments including my wife and parents. Thanks for taking the time and for making this!
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by sandreas 2mo ago
Is this a similar but more generic approach to cosmic sync[1] or more like a company deploys to many employees? 1: https://ostechnix.com/system76-cosmic-sync-linux-desktop-set...
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by sandreas 2mo ago
I think the only way vendors will learn that this is not acceptable is people not buying their stuff any more. In my opinion Windows has pushed "slop" too far and is now experiencing lowering market share and I really hope this ha
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by sandreas 2mo ago
One thing I also did not know until recently was that there actually is ECC unified memory. I noticed the difference because in a Hardware forum someone wrote that the framework desktop does not have ECC while an HP G2 Workstation also feat
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by sandreas 2mo ago
On ZFS it often is old snapshots and it is surprisingly hard to find out how much space will be freed after destroying one. I found out that 'zfs destroy' has a dry-run option along with one that can show reclaimed space. After th
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by sandreas 3mo ago
I think the events line up... Windows 11 removing support for older hardware, skyrocketing prices for new Hardware along with bad decisions to make even more money and Apple making ahead of its time tech now forces more and more users to gi

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