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by snapetom 5y ago
Concepts you described can't happen without a Step 1 in even approaching linear algebra. These types of explanations help many take that first step.
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by snapetom 5y ago
I was in the same boat with another organization. We needed some light computing resources, but didn't have the money for it. We eventually just went ahead and created a foundation to officially be a non-profit and qualify for stuff.
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by snapetom 5y ago
Wow, I just realized this was the same VueScan. Back in the day, it opened up almost every "Made for Windows" scanner for the Mac. I'm impressed it's still going!
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by snapetom 5y ago
I mean, the official statement admits the attacker was in the system from January 16-21, 2022. During that time, he says they also had access to Slack, Splunk, and Jira. We know they grabbed some sort of AWS keys at least from Slack. Who
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by snapetom 5y ago
You’re flat out lying at this point. > In fact, none are. Original post: > doesn't mean it is extensible, scalable or otherwise written well I could go on but there is no sense in arguing with intellectual dishonesty.
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by snapetom 5y ago
> I said "It's not built on Postgres.", but I didn't say that was necessarily bad The three other bullet points are criticisms of Appwrite, and now you're going to claim the fourth point about being not being bui
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by snapetom 5y ago
Plus the comment about it being not built on Postgres is absurd. Postgres is great, but if something is not built on Postgres, it's bad? Use the right tool for the job. This looks like a combination of Redis and Maria, two great pr
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by snapetom 5y ago
For anyone confused in setting this up, the App is Twilio Authy in the Apple App Store. The logo in the app store has little contrast and the Adafruit blog post just calls it "Authy" which returns dozens of 2FA apps.
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by snapetom 5y ago
I looked at OpenHAB when I was looking to move off HomeAssistant. Much more dated project, more raw, and requires even more babysitting than HomeAssistant.
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by snapetom 5y ago
I believe it was the Mr. Bowen in this article that, despite heavily criticism, steadfastly refused to expand his mask-making business during the early days of the pandemic. His reason was that it would be stupid to expand his operation wi
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by snapetom 5y ago
Haha. I remember this. Thanks for creating this back in the day. It was good fun and a good intro.
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Anton Petrov Loses Infant Son to SIDS(youtube.com)
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by snapetom 5y ago
Looks like its portainer.io account was breached. Interesting geopolitical implications of this. Portainer.io is a US and NZ company. If the attacker start deleting data images, do you, as Portainer.io, help them recover? Sure, it's
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by snapetom 5y ago
Um, You have a certain point, but I don't think Google's customer service is the issue here...
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by snapetom 5y ago
Agree. There's a reason that the GEM acronym (government, education, medicine) is a thing. Most sales people try to avoid them because they're going to be long sales cycles. However, that's not to say all sales people avo
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by snapetom 5y ago
It's not even power user friendly. Things were so fragile, I eventually created Ansible playbooks to maintain my setup. I couldn't trust a simple point upgrade wouldn't break anything, so I had to easily replay steps to reve
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by snapetom 5y ago
I used HomeAssistant for over five years and pretty much hated every minute of it due to the amount of effort you describe. Setup, upgrades and maintenance were always a major pain. Features were introduced, rearchitected, and dropped with
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by snapetom 5y ago
Man, no idea that iFlash Quad existed. Every iPod I had died because of a broken hard drive. I'm going to have to get one of those and dig out one of my busted iPods.
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by snapetom 5y ago
I wonder if the whole "weeding out" theory extends to college education in general, and like you ask, how constructive to society that is. I, very briefly and quite honestly, attended a lower tier state school that was an absolute
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by snapetom 5y ago
If they've snowed the CIO, chances are pretty good it's a large "enterprise" which is exactly what the target audience for MS Teams is. The principal architects and security team don't care that Teams is neither goo
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by snapetom 5y ago
The positivity and encouragement is one thing, but it's also a very interactive and immersive experience. Sure, there's a large catalog of pre-recorded classes, with different instructors, different styles, different music, and d
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by snapetom 5y ago
In addition to the monthly fees that others have mentioned, there's usually an upfront "setup" fee of a few hundred dollars. Gyms have traditionally done shady shit to lock you in, too.
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by snapetom 5y ago
I distinctly remember, over ten years ago, paying with PayPal at a restaurant in Austin. That's why I have a profile pic on PayPal. The waitress requested I take one as it was the biometric ID method used. I'm pretty sure it was
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I was deplatformed from social media, and it wasn’t for my political views(2021)(timthenerdtv.medium.com)
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When an Apple Users Group Says Goodbye(appleusergroupresources.com)
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by snapetom 5y ago
Have you talked to your local postmaster about this? This sounds like an issue they would be able to help resolve. No matter where I've lived, I've found them extremely helpful whenever I had to deal with them.
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by snapetom 5y ago
Absolutely. How you view photos absolutely come into play. Digital? Print? Viewing them on a monitor, even a huge one, has different requirements than, say taking a photo and making a wallpaper (as in a real wallpaper, on a real wall) ou
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by snapetom 5y ago
At that MP and that price, it's dipping its toe into medium format photography. Ultimately, in the hardware sense, I think making medium format technology accessible to the masses, is where Canon/Sony/Nikon is heading. It&#x
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by snapetom 5y ago
I agree. Light issues are like distance issues. It's about capturing data, which cellphones will never match given their sensor and lens limitations. Sure Apple/Samsung boats how good their phones are in low light situations the
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by snapetom 5y ago
That's really the only disadvantage I came up with. I was also really nervous about lag and blackouts, but once I actually used one, even in the older R, I realized it was a non-issue. It's still an incredibly strange concept for

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