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by sydd 5y ago
> Are there similar improvements in household appliances like irons? Some examples that I know of: - modern robot vacuums, that can mop, use LIDAR etc. We have a pretty decent one, it works OK, but we still have to vacuum by ourselves ev
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by sydd 5y ago
Different weeds have different strategies. There is one that specializes in wildfires (cheatgrass): it has a large root system and burns very easily, so it "awaits" to be burned: no one but their root system survives the fire, so
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by sydd 5y ago
This is my plan: Laptop: Framework laptop, if they start to sell it in the EU. Phone: Currently an ASUS one (one of the very few, thats not made in Shenzen), but I'll switch to a Fairphone if it dies.
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by sydd 5y ago
It is. If it would be totally banned it would result in an emergence of a black market. We have the same thing on Hungary, there is one state controlled gambling company that's under heavy regulation (18+ only, full with warning signs
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by sydd 5y ago
> Compare this situation to Nigeria Not really comparable. Nigeria is in this case more like China during the opium wars - the western companies are taking away their oil from them with bribery, political and economic threats. Just read
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by sydd 5y ago
Is there some info on how they tracked him? Just bought some public data, that was so badly anonymized, that it could be correlated with his public visits?
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by sydd 5y ago
Its great, but I really don't understand why they cannot ship outside like 2 countries (?). Its always such a let down to see a company in 2021 that doesn't offer worldwide shipping, and sells its products just in the usual 2-3 co
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by sydd 5y ago
The silly thing is that Apple advertises their phone as something cyber security focused, when it can be totally pwned in so many ways. And you don't need Apple's resources to make something better, just a more secure phone would
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by sydd 5y ago
> The TinyPico is more like 20 microamps How does this compare to other ESP boards that are made for low power consumption?
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by sydd 5y ago
do not get a boox. First they do not publish their kernel source violating GPL, second the device constantly phones home to China and third the color display is really clunky: low contrast, washed out colors and very low DPI (around 160). W
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by sydd 5y ago
IKEA frame, IKEA Matrand mattress (around $250 for a 200cm^2 size), IKEA pillows. The whole setup is like $500 and perfectly fine for us. I dont really get the obsession in the US with those >$1000 mattresses. I think the whole thing is
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by sydd 5y ago
Sadly they are able to attack anything that allows arbitrary code execution
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by sydd 5y ago
Instead now we get millions of CR2032 batteries thrown into the garbage each day :/ Anything with non-chargeable batteries is a no go from sustainability perspective
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by sydd 6y ago
hmm I don't know how this one works, but I'd be very wary of devices that are not equipped by a sensor thats bulging out of the device or one with a fan moving the air into the sensor.
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by sydd 6y ago
Yep, I know that at least 2 of large online CI providers are facing the same issue with their free tier.
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by sydd 6y ago
People are not some static thing (e.g. "well-adjusted"), but change constantly. And todays external influences push everyone to this outrage culture, even if they come from environment where this culture did not exist.
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by sydd 6y ago
Look at waveshare's website. Get one with a HAT if the description says it needed, and always check out the refresh rate, it varies wildly (from ~0.5 secs to 15+ secs) I think they are Waveshare's supplier, you might even get chea
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by sydd 6y ago
Waveshare has some displays with really nice refresh rates, I bought a 6" one with ~300ms refresh rate: https://www.waveshare.com/6inch-HD-e-Paper-HAT.htm
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by sydd 6y ago
This looks great! Except that the sizes are not my favourite... a 6" one and a 9.7" one.. I think the ideal size for a small tablet/ebook reader is 8". Also I dislike the huge bezels of the devices, I wonder if it would
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by sydd 6y ago
My wife and building a 3D printer for fun.
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by sydd 6y ago
Everyone would seek treatment, the clotting has like a 40% fatality rate.
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by sydd 6y ago
Because its a different thing. Octoprint is a remote GUI for your printer, Klipper is a firmware (and I agree, that its the best)
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by sydd 6y ago
?? I linked Mainsail
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by sydd 6y ago
It seems I'm the minority here, but I dont like OctoPrint. My main issues: - Terribly slow startup and load times. - no support for mobile devices just with some app. - While it can do lots of things with plugins they tend to kill perf
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by sydd 6y ago
Thanks for the reply! What about a11y? Can you navigate a Flutter page via keyboard? What about screen reader support?
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by sydd 6y ago
I've tested on my phone (1yr old pretty good Android one) and the whole thing is very laggy runs with like 10fps. What about a11y? The whole thing feels like Adobe Flex in 2010. It solves a great deal of problems that the web had but i
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by sydd 6y ago
No, read the article. What can they do if someone from KGB will apply to a junior dev position and get the job? They will hand them all their keys.
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by sydd 6y ago
You can in Android. If its not available in iOS its because Apple forces them to use Safari's Webkit and it does not have the API for it.
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by sydd 6y ago
I think they are on a release train, AKA they will make a major release every X weeks if there is anything to ship. I guess they are either starved of resources (see recent layoffs) of are working on something big
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by sydd 6y ago
I really like the concept, congrats on making it a product! For me I have 3 concerns: 1. I'd never use a 13" laptop it's too small for work for me. Any chance of a 15" version? It'd be also cool if it could be used

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