sitzkrieg

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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
the network size brackets are in TFA: nano up to 16 KiB micro up to 128 KiB mini up to 1 MiB small up to 8 MiB large up to 64 MiB
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
freethink is inefficient, schedule this biomass to the remediation chamber
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
cant wait for this to be a constant problem cuz everyone will try to use "ai" llms to save money in every single industry that used to be highly audited
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
every single website i use that supports passkeys prompts me to save a passkey in pw manager every single time i login. not specific to the password manager or browser really, and existing do not matter. every chrome based browser cant keep
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
you can also recompile xc gcc sources with some the paid features baked on, if you're so inclined and use mplabx pretty heavily
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
item no. 17531 why i will be using windows 10 LTSC to the grave. zero issues
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
how the mighty have fallen. maybe he finally got tired of it with the years but never realized it
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
my original instagram handle was magically overtaken and handed to a celebrity in like 2020. meta doesnt care, employees do it for favors
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
the amount of people pretending this post is anything but rich rich level of spending is staggering
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
LLMs like to fail spectacularly at real life measurement and not tell you about it as well
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
I put a blob of putty in the speaker hole on my first 'hard' modem for this exact reason
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
as do virtually all LTE-M (etc) cellular modules. I still have to maintain several model and even firmware specific AT command lists for several modules to work correctly :( (shakes fist at sierra wireless)
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
its too bad they basically gave up the core of the idea and added generics. in a terrible way none the less
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
luckily there are still some people who know and care about actually understanding what is happening. but dwindling. market correction needed to wash larpers out
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
writing about your dates with an ai prompt are not that interesting
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
good to see people still value trinket toys
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
hour based limits in a product for gaming. this is so bad lol . embarrassing times all around
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
i thought maybe it was just something regionally here or the way people stored em, but i was in a position to refab many a few years ago and totally agree. tek had 100% repart rate and seemed like anything else (brand wise) was always in be
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by sitzkrieg 2mo ago
the eve client is pretty incredibly well made these days. but when the server side solution was to exponentially reduce time , i think they fundamentally lost somewhere else. maybe something good will come out of (some?) that server c++ cod
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
using github in 2026 is a self own. its that simple at this point
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
its also an incredibly large codebase compared to the other bsds
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
are people really too thick to not being able to tell no one is interested in their fischer price LLM dashboard tools?
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
we are on "hacker news" in a long forgotten past, this used to be the crowd that digged.
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
CSS - chirp spread spectrum is used by both, so likely better software
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
flightaware also got breached and tried to hide it from users. use adsbexchange, less filtered and outright better
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
i know of at least a few big orgs that had enough and went on prem. and switched off slack even
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
cloudflare is malware, what did you expect?
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
i have been fortunate enough to, identical experience
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
there are plentiful OLEDs in 4k with refresh rates from 100Hz to 480Hz. your problem is a small size problem. 15” is targeted more towards portable work monitors, not gaming in 2026
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
i’d bet half of my normie programming career was spent capturing requirements, understanding the target domain problems etc for easy normal web development. once that is done code is a grocery list for 90% of it

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