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sleepy_keita
4y ago
Quick question: my systemd-resolved doesn't want to resolve `ai.` (`dig ai.` results in a SERVFAIL, but doing `dig ai. @8.8.8.8` works fine). Anyone have this problem? I already checked upstream resolvers and they work with the bare TL
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10BASE-T using Raspberry Pi Pico with 2 GPIO pins
(github.com)
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5y ago
Very nice! I've built a couple recipe sites along the years and ingredients are so tricky to get right (I don't think I've ever got them right once...). It seems easy at first, but then once you get into the weeds of "a
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5y ago
Postico is one of the reasons I keep a macOS machine around. Really excellent app.
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5y ago
Back when I was Hackintoshing, MonitorControl ( https://github.com/MonitorControl/MonitorControl ) did wonders for me. I still use it on my MacBook Air when connecting to a non-Apple monitor.
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5y ago
I bought my first Android device to try this feature out. It's so much faster than zxing on iOS.
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5y ago
Japan Post provides this service, except the postman goes to your door and asks for ID and verifies it on the spot. It's very easy, and an extremely cheap way for services to verify identities (it's just +100JPY on the regular pos
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5y ago
Maybe in your city? In Japan train drivers are basically forced to act like robots. There's actually an ongoing lawsuit over 56 yen (about $0.50 USD) because a train was 1 minute late.. not arriving at a station, but just entering the
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5y ago
That is really nice. Thanks for sharing!
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5y ago
Oh, this explanation is perfect to give to people when I encounter this error. Thanks!
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5y ago
> the new optical switch works at room temperature
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5y ago
I really like the promise of Pages but Netlify is easier to use at the moment. (I have major performance problems with their CDN though, so we're sort of half on CF Pages and half on Netlify)
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5y ago
I remember trying to make Dashboard widgets and got really hung up on trying to wrap my head around the canvas API. I didn't know that's where the current API is based off of though, very cool. :)
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5y ago
Back when I was just getting started, we were doing a lot of WordPress stuff. A client contacted us, "oh yeah, later today we're probably going to have 1000x the traffic because of a popular promotion". I had no idea what to
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5y ago
Still is. Crayon Shin-chan at 4:30PM and Doraemon at 5PM.
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5y ago
Regardless of who it was aimed at, it is popular with kids, which makes it a kids show in my mind.
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5y ago
I was just about to upgrade my trial and now they're shutting it down...
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Hosted Redash End of Life
(redash.io)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Good to know. Thanks
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5y ago
Oh, you're right. 1180AUD / year + 500AUD sign-up fee.. Still a bit expensive. If I had a business use case for it I'd be able to justify it, but it's too much for a hobby, unfortunately.
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5y ago
I never would have come across this myself when doing very cursory research. One step closer... Thanks!
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5y ago
Oh, interesting -- I assumed you had to have a membership to the RIR directly (APNIC in my case, which would have been upwards of 1000AUD/month). Hmm... Thanks!
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5y ago
The author seems to have their own AS for "experimentation purposes" https://tbspace.de/as203478tbspacenetworks.html https://bgp.he.net/AS203478 https://www.peeringdb.com/net/
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5y ago
I've been using Tilemaker for a few months, it's been really great. The process script being Lua makes it easy and fast to make updates -- I was able to identify a problem and get the fixed tileset deployed in a matter of minutes.
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5y ago
Whoa, TIL Librelancer! I'll have to check this out. Thanks!
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5y ago
I still play Freelancer sometimes. It's a great game.
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5y ago
It's not perfect, but you can put counts of points in each cluster (maybe you have count = 5, A_count = 2, B_count = 3 which means that this particular cluster has 5 points total, 2 of which are A and 3 of which there are B). Then you
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5y ago
I've always been fascinated with elevator algorithms. This is awesome!
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5y ago
I've never had a problem with returning stuff in JP (granted all of the stuff I returned were DOA so...)
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5y ago
Works For Me(tm) on chrome 90, macOS
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