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by sandreas 4mo ago
If the ORM is capable of validation or integrates with such a component, i personally think that it integrates well for these parts of an APP, where simple datamanagement is required... E.g. adding, editing and deleting DB records, that nee
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by sandreas 4mo ago
Additionally I think the migration management that most ORMs support are also a good thing. Defined and type-safe forward and backward strategies are helpful in most cases, especially if you'd like to support more than one DBMS. I pers
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by sandreas 4mo ago
There are other open source models that produce very good quality: F5-TTS FishTTS (they changed their license to make money) I also did some experiments with CoquiTTS, but FishTTS was the most promising in german language samples.
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by sandreas 4mo ago
Others remap it to ESC...
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by sandreas 4mo ago
https://github.com/nanowave-player/nanowave-ui A tiny RISC-V linux-based (buildroot) portable audio player hardware with Software written in Rust / Slint. Inspired by the iPod Nano 7g and totally WIP. Will probabl
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by sandreas 4mo ago
Allright, sounds like I'm lucky. Thanks for clearing this up.
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by sandreas 4mo ago
So, could anyone sum up the "Am I owned" part of the problem to check which measures to take? AFAIK I'm pretty likely owned if all of this is true: - The following line shows at least one affected package: echo "Affe
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by sandreas 4mo ago
Here in Germany you have to be careful when setting up a homemade radio signal - it might be illegal depending on frequency and transmit power. I personally prefer a combination of duckdns.org Beets Navidrome Audiobookshelf Subs
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by sandreas 5mo ago
I think we have a misunderstanding here... I'm done with Apple for years, probably forever. It is hard to look at the MacBook knowing it's the best hardware and still not buy it, but I chose Openness and right to repair and will b
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by sandreas 5mo ago
https://tinymicros.com/wiki/Apple_iPod_Remote_Protocol My guess is, that Apple did not invent this to prevent others from implementing it or have something proprietary, but just because the iPod Shuffle used the same c
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by sandreas 5mo ago
While I somehow like the fact that Microsoft is trying to compete, their problem stays the same: There are too many people involved. - Nvidia - Mediatek - Microsoft - Windows team - Surface team - Marketing team - ...
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by sandreas 5mo ago
I agree, that the Framework 12 is too expensive - especially in comparison to the MacBook Neo. However, not everything can be a huge success. I think that the Framework 13 Pro shows that they are very capable in the premium segment and evol
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by sandreas 5mo ago
I'd say you could try to apply directly over company homepages. Find out about companies that you know existed for longer than 5 years, where you like the concept of what they are doing and look on there official homepages for a career
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by sandreas 5mo ago
This is cool, thanks for sharing. I recently compiled Rust / Slint on a LicheeRV Nano, which is RISC-V 64bit musl[1]. It's a little portable audio player I'm working on, the compile process is done via custom Cross docker ima
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by sandreas 5mo ago
Hmm, this thread and the reports of shady practices make me wonder if this will affect the partnership with GrapheneOS[1]. It seems that such things shouldn't really happen on a device where security is a top priority, whether intentio
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by sandreas 5mo ago
I'm not sure if this is possible for Apple devices, but with my GrapheneOS Pixel 8 I can use a Dell Monitor with integrated USB-C dock to connect and show the screen as well as supplying power and adding USB devices (like keyboard, mou
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by sandreas 5mo ago
For Toy Apps you can even use PHP's integrated WebServer like php -S 0.0.0.0:8000 public/index.php It's not for production use, but only needing one Tool can be helpful under specific circumstances.
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by sandreas 5mo ago
I had a similar experience some years ago. On-off with Linux/macOS, but it was clear that I only had to take the pain long enough to overcome the urge to switch back to my good old macOS. And what can I say: It worked. There are still
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by sandreas 5mo ago
Try an INIU ;-)
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by sandreas 5mo ago
I soldered a backlight fuse of a Lenovo T480s with a 35$ iron and a 10x magnifier, see [1] (german) I'm not trying to proof you wrong but sometimes good enough will do. However, good tools are worth the money most of the time. 1: http
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by sandreas 5mo ago
That was true for the older ZD-* models. The one I mentioned is in a different Ballpark (except you also meant specifically the ZD-8965). The hakko is way better quality but beneath the price (i have no idea where you got one <300 bucks)
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by sandreas 5mo ago
That might be true in some cases, but you can also use a bit of brass wool to wipe of excess solder. The iron will suck the rest of the connection pretty well. However, this is also something where it might pay of to buy a good one (ENGINEE
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by sandreas 5mo ago
I tried different ones and this is clearly the winner. Small, silent and reliable for cheap money. I did some minor mods and use these de-makeup cotton pads because they are cheaper but so far a great experience. Another important note: don
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by sandreas 5mo ago
I'd love agree with you... Unfortunately I bought some <50 bucks solder fume extractors and I'm pretty confident to say they don't work reliably. They also contain a 120mm fans, a carbon filter and NO way to lead the fumes
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by sandreas 5mo ago
Starting with soldering, I find these 200$+ recommendations (regardless of which tool) hard to justify. # Soldering iron I'd recommend the Pinecil V2 with IronOS. https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS # Solder fume extr
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by sandreas 5mo ago
There are a few lesser known projects, I used. Trillium - https://triliumnotes.org/ Joplin - https://joplinapp.org I personally use Flatnotes - https://github.com/Dullage/flatnotes with a c
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by sandreas 6mo ago
1. immich / ente.io 2. Jellyfin 3. Volumio / Navidrome / Audiobookshelf 4. SubstreamerApp / DSub / Audiobookshelf App / PaulWoitaschek-Voice 5. Proxmox + ZFS + Alpine Docker VM + Dockhand + Pangolin 6. I'd
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by sandreas 6mo ago
Cool project. What a pity it's not mikefoss.com, would match the soundex of Mike Ross from suits even better ;-)
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by sandreas 6mo ago
Well... I'm never using BTRFS again, see [1] for why - disclaimer: This is a personal opinion, not a recommendation. Since I switched to ZFS, everything is awesome ;) Besides creating zarch[2], I recently noticed that there is weird st
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by sandreas 6mo ago
While I love Asahi as such and am really blown away by the effort, my setup requires an encrypted ZFS root file system, which is unreasonably hard to achieve with a Mac. The fact, that there has to be a macOS partition for maintenance rulin

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