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by secstate 3y ago
https://smtp.cheogram.com/
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by secstate 3y ago
The other reality is that in most regions there's only a handful of truly dangerous fungus groups with look-alikes that, while edible, are not particularly choice. And the really delicious fungus often have look alikes that are not del
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by secstate 3y ago
I understand that few people use F-Droid and similar alternative app stores, but for those of us who do, it is the single biggest reason why Apple gets singled out. F-Droid still exists. I can still homebrew Android apps and run them. Would
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by secstate 3y ago
It's maybe not exactly what you asked for, but I use EndeavourOS, which basically provides a calamari installer experience for Arch, and installs yay by default. It's not really "hardened" anymore than having firewalld o
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by secstate 3y ago
I just use generic USB cameras (pick your quality) and stream over HTTP with MJPEG using ustreamer. Works surprisingly well, but you have to implement all the processing and storage yourself. All you get is a screenshot URL and a streaming
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by secstate 3y ago
... and is unlikely to ever create one, either. First principles assume ability to understand. I'm not sure humans understand (or have the ability to understand in the future) emerging behavior in groups of humans. And the hubris to b
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by secstate 3y ago
I happily run Jellyfin in a jail using: https://github.com/Thefrank/jellyfin-server-freebsd It's not an official build, but its been very reliable for me.
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by secstate 3y ago
That's a pretty brilliant observation. On nice days, public parks look similar to the library (and increasingly have the same vagrancy and drug problems, ha!). But public parks don't need staff like a library so it's less o
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by secstate 3y ago
Is it possible that rather than abandoning people in dire need, we're now actually trying hard to help those in need instead of criminalizing bad luck and pretending they don't exist, but that that is exceedingly hard to do well
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by secstate 3y ago
Not to be a totally wet blanket, but I often hear a lot of "it didn't used to be like this" or "the purpose of libraries" thrown out in discussions like this. Carnegie's vast wealth single-handedly forced the i
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by secstate 3y ago
Mopidy provides some fantastic web frontends, and also exposes an MPD interface so you get the best of both worlds. For output, you can go directly to your audio out on the server, or use something like Snapcast or even an Icecast stream (I
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by secstate 3y ago
Not sure if you either remember being a kid and/or have kids of your own, but negative consequences are almost always inferior to positive consequences, or simple reframing. That doesn't mean there should be no negative consequenc
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by secstate 3y ago
> Military expenses, for example, can be cut back at any time. Handout programs become a dependence and will never be removed once implemented, no matter how poorly they're executed. Don't embarrass yourself. Military expenses
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by secstate 3y ago
This, a million times. I am not principled enough to live without closed source hardware and software. But I've experienced too many changes to tools I didn't ask for and didn't want to try to advocate that closed source is b
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by secstate 3y ago
> Thats not something I care about Well what's the point in having a debate about any of this if you've yet to experience closed source software taking something away from you?
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by secstate 3y ago
I suspect this is the silent majority at work. The vocal folks who have opinions don't like how GNOME largely just sits there and manages windows. People who do care show up on hacker news to complain about it being default. I, as a t
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by secstate 3y ago
Because it's an old Kia and there's three menus to click thorough and one confirmation screen. I'd guess 15 is a little long, but on average it takes at least 10 seconds.
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by secstate 3y ago
10-15 seconds is an eternity. I can switch the bluetooth phone connected in a 10 year old car in 10-15 seconds.
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by secstate 4y ago
Still makes me a little depressed that instead of evolving Iridium, the best we can do with cheap launches is put up a bazillion bent-pipe satellites. I know all the technical reasons why not, but damn. Seems like a missed opportunity to us
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by secstate 4y ago
Hard agree. Might as well just call this "Ask HN: What are your opinions of homeschooled kids" and be done with it.
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by secstate 4y ago
It means that male-gendered people tend towards impulse and emotion rather than attempting to understand a situation and listen well into their 20s. Listening and empathy are really fucking hard, and it does not come as naturally to those
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by secstate 4y ago
You might as well just say "quality" <educational type> and leave it at that. Then crack open Zen and the Art of Motorcycle and try to figure out what quality means. I'd be curious how large your sample size of unschool
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by secstate 4y ago
While you're not technically wrong, the idea of net-zero sources of energy does not address what happens when you start concentrating "free energy" in new places. Fish farms are ecologically monstrosities in most places they
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by secstate 4y ago
Love all the details here! For me, I skipped the crazy expensive Davis hardware and have built a network around the EcoWitt GW1100 station. It collects data at 900mhz from other EcoWitt sensors and sends it over a wifi network to WeeWX.
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by secstate 4y ago
processor : 7 vendor_id : AuthenticAMD cpu family : 23 model : 24 model name : AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 3700U w/ Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx stepping : 1 microcode : 0x8108109 cpu MHz : 2300.000 cache size : 512 KB
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by secstate 4y ago
That almost sounds like bad hardware that Windows is somehow not using, or working around in a hacky way. I am literally typing this on a T495s with 22.04 LTS and no freeze, nothing. Uptime thanks to suspend is creeping along at something l
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by secstate 4y ago
Haha! They said they don't know what iCloud account is was registered under. Everything in Apple's world flows from the iCloud, so even with the receipt, the first thing they'll ask is to login and confirm the account is on y
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by secstate 4y ago
Damn. Talk about hitting the nail on the head. This describes so much of life. It's like taking the concept of materialized views in databases and applying it to all of life's little data pools. The data is what matters, and Jira
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by secstate 5y ago
I think the information age has introduced a lot of people to the public square who've no idea what rhetoric is.
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by secstate 5y ago
If you're on linux, check out Foliate. It's everything you're asking for :D

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