tbyehl

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by tbyehl 3y ago
I've tweaked the bookmarklet to be more single-click. https://gist.github.com/psitem/eb84d433c1ef40a3a9b80b98994f9...
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Where I grew up, an automotive noise citation was easy to beat in court because the law incorporated a complicated and exacting standard for measurement.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
What sucks is those sensors are designed so you can't just jump a wire to permanently defeat them. You can, however, tape the sender and receiver together.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
They're all bad but I'm reasonably certain that any car company not ran by Musk won't respond to public complaints by combing through my data and publishing whatever they find to Twitter and calling me names.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
I've always thought CLAs were a strong indicator that an organization doesn't actually want one's free labor.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
RK3566? Any chance we could get Soquartz support for the Yellow?
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Oh, and as others mentioned, VRRP or CARP is how you can get high availability for your new routers. Both Mikrotik and EdgeRouters support VRRP.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
The part you're missing with your idea of putting another router in the middle is that the LAN clients won't know and don't care about the router's next-hop(s). The LAN clients will always talk to router on 192.168.1.1 a
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by tbyehl 3y ago
They definitely have Meraki MRR envy but nothing they've tried so far has really stuck. However, aside from network gear, every product line is an island that does not interop with anyone else's products. UniFi Protect only runs o
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Eufy, the company who'd send your footage to their cloud unencrypted even if you didn't have cloud storage enabled? https://gizmodo.com/eufy-local-security-camera-cloud-unencry...
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Only 11 years behind Windows 8 making BitLocker w/ Secure Boot easily accessible to the masses. Presumably not supporting TPM 1.2, which is why my oldest hardware runs Linux under Hyper-V instead of bare metal.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
If you'd already built out the automated "Some stranger on the Internet ripped it for me" workflow you could say that usenet is your backup. A buddy just gifted me a decomm'd Synology RS2416+ w/ expansion unit full
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by tbyehl 3y ago
That would be bad but I read that as 38.7c.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Ouch. I'm am grateful to have picked up the "When in doubt, back it up anyways" habit before getting burned.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Is 42C even hot for an NVMe? I recently started collecting SMART stats for all the drives in my home fleet and that seems about typical for the drives I have when idle-ish. I've also seen it suggested that keeping NVMe drives too cool
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Usenet is my backup. I've tried to make Backblaze my backup a couple times but the ETA on completing the first pass is always right about never.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
I'm thrifty, I buy drives that businesses already cycled out after 3-5 years.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Sounds like you need a bigger NAS. I throw a fresh 10TB drive in mine every 3-4 months.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
_vti is the mortal enemy of anyone involved in web hosting during the mid-90s to early 2000s. Those are the server-side scripts and configuration for FrontPage, originally developed by Vermeer Technologies Incorporated.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Yeah. Another thing that changed during that period where Utah was deliberately sabotaging iProvo was a bunch of states made it illegal for a municipality to use debt financing for buildouts. In another instance of politicians intentionally
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Don't write off the Utah incumbents yet, they convinced the politicians to sabotage iProvo and take a massive loss.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Article III.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
It has been around since Windows 7! The hover on the maximize button they added in Windows 11 definitely improves the discoverability and usability vs the original display edge snap behavior. I do wish it provided more layouts for vertical
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by tbyehl 3y ago
32:9 is amazing, the Snap Windows feature on Windows gives me exactly what I want for tiling options. But, whew, physical real estate is killer. I've got a huge desk (Biomorph Pro) and the 49" double-wide display makes it feel c
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by tbyehl 3y ago
I need an "I Survived the Syndication Format Wars" t-shirt.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
What's the story for multiple devices being triggered by a single utterance of the wake word? I have a Alexa or Google device in nearly every room so that '[wake word] lights [on|off]' or whatever does the right thing for tha
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by tbyehl 3y ago
The first TLD / file extension collision is older than that.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Weird how everyone wants to blame the TLD and not the systems that naively convert text into hyperlinks.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
Emphasis on _was_. Florida doesn't have any coastal areas left that are less problematic than Brownsville in terms of population, wildlife management areas, and other protected lands.
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by tbyehl 3y ago
> Intel needs to seriously look at Linux What should Intel be doing with Linux that they haven't already been doing for like 20 years?

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