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by sigio 6mo ago
That's why I only buy Thinkpads from the business/professional lines... Replaced the keyboard om my t480 for $24, and replacing it myself was a 2 minute job (2 screws, pop 2 connectors, replace, and put back together).
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by sigio 7mo ago
I did the same with a limited subset of dutch laws a while back: https://github.com/sigio?tab=repositories&q=wetboek
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by sigio 7mo ago
My solution, put a cname record in your zone, to a subdomain, have that subdomain be served by a seperate DNS server (for example desec.io) If something gets the credentials for desec.io, they can only use them to do stuff with the single t
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by sigio 7mo ago
This got me to finally put effort into upgrading the firmware on my brother printer, which was still running stock firmware. There was only a password-entry, and that didn't let me access anything. After running Brothers updater in a V
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by sigio 7mo ago
For laptops, I always spring for the lowest amount of ram + hdd/ssd, and then instantly upgrade this from local after-market sources. However, this wouldn't work for apple devices (Hence I don't own any Apple devices). For ex
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by sigio 7mo ago
At the same time, we had cheap consumer gigabit ethernet, and still have cheap consumer gigabit ethernet. 2.5 is getting there price-wise, but switches are still somewhat rare/expensive.
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by sigio 7mo ago
With adblock loaded, the page loaded a whopping 10MB, after scrolling all the way to the bottom. So yeah. It might be bad, but I can only recommend everyone on low-data-rates/plans to always use an adblock/contentblocker. (169 req
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by sigio 7mo ago
Public AC charging in Germany isn't great, but DC/Fast charging is quite good. I traverse the entire country with a Kia Nero EV, and that's not really a problem using either EnBW, Tesla or Ionity chargers. Besides these netwo
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by sigio 7mo ago
Yeah, but even the local (groningen) residents think it's a bad idea to not keep some resources available for emergency situations (they also would like to heat their houses in winter) like when other sources are cut off.
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by sigio 7mo ago
Percentage Used: 0% Data Units Read: 15,235,390 [7.80 TB] Data Units Written: 33,573,616 [17.1 TB] Host Read Commands: 107,051,408 Host Write Commands: 496
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by sigio 7mo ago
Fine by me... instantly setting my age to whatever it is that disallows all ads ;)
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by sigio 8mo ago
I've had this command as 'git drop-merged' for a few years now (put as a script in your path named git-drop-merged: #!/bin/sh git branch --merged | egrep -v "(^\*|master|main|dev)" | xargs --no-run-i
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by sigio 8mo ago
Yeah, my youtube/google account is almost as old as youtube itself is, but will constantly ask me to verify my age when clicking on something as marked 'not for kids'. Can we just get the leisure-suit-larry age-verification s
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by sigio 8mo ago
Gaming certainly has age-concerns, many games are rated 13/15/16+ or 18+ But yeah, leaving discord... they are not getting my ID/Photo
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by sigio 8mo ago
reduces temperatures by at least 15 Kelvin == the same as reduces temperatures by at least 15 Celcius. It 'reduces it by' ... not reduces it TO
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by sigio 8mo ago
The number of products that actually use SRV records is surprisingly low (besides some mailservers and kerberos)
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by sigio 8mo ago
I've head Netbird running for the last few months... In general it works quite well, but it would keep messing with my dns-resolving, and I couldn't find the setting to stop it inserting itself into my resolv.conf. During the last
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by sigio 8mo ago
Don't know where you are, (US probably?), but here in the Netherlands I can find many suppliers offering decent panels at about $90-110 each. I'm guessing wholesale pricing (or importing yourself) would be cheaper. Though in the U
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by sigio 8mo ago
Seems the only download the the OS is a 6.7GB ISO, yeah, not gonna bother to download and unpack that. Browsing to their github is also interesting, no source anywhere, a few empty repos with a LICENSE.txt or README.md, but nothing of value
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by sigio 8mo ago
The entire website looks shady, I can't imagine anyone installing this. Was there any analysis on what the binaries do, because it could theoretically be a really badly implemented 'check for updates'. Though I'm tempted
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by sigio 8mo ago
I think in (most of) europe, most of the safety-related features are mandatory on all new cars these days, so all these features must come on all trim levels. This does make the base model a lot more expensive then a few years back, but yo
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by sigio 9mo ago
Ah, it must be ipv6 only now then: My traceroute [v0.95] t14 (2a0e:5700:xxxx) -> towel.blinkenl2026-01-27T13:33:52+0100 Keys: Help Display mode Restart statistics Order of fields quit
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by sigio 9mo ago
Its still running just fine
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by sigio 9mo ago
It still exists, and still works. I was sure I showed it to someone a few months ago, and just confirmed, it's still online. (I know the guy who built it). It works over ipv4 and v6, with the ipv6 version having some additions ;)
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by sigio 9mo ago
Worst is... the bots, spam and ads are still there, even if there is no-one to read them. Usenet might still be alive (for piracy/binaries at least), and maybe a handfull of still-alive text-groups, but in the text-groups I used to rea
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by sigio 9mo ago
see the url, dysonaward ... so probably the site/judges asking/interviewing the inventor of this product.
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by sigio 9mo ago
Except that for 99% of my passwords, I am 100% sure I do not, and never will, know them, they are 60-100+ bytes of random data, only known by my passwordmanager. The only thing I know, is the passphrase for my passwordmanager. TOTP codes ar
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by sigio 9mo ago
Amazon has usb scsi adapters, I dont use apple devices, but i'd guess that would work. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=usb+scsi+adapter&ia=web
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by sigio 11mo ago
I find it more weird that they don't use encrypted storage, then you don't nee to bother with zeroing drives. You only need to 'forget' the key.
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by sigio 11mo ago
I feel your pain, looking at 'The Netherlands', 'Netherlands/Nederland', Holland, and even once 'Kingdom of The Netherlands'

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