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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Airsonic [1] and all the other Subsonic forks do this, either use the web interface or one of the many client apps. I use DSub [1] for this, it works as intended and does not try to get you to do anything you don't want. [1] https:&#x
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
XMPP + OMEMO (E2E encryption), no doubt. Open standards, multiple implementations, cross-platform and it mostly just works. Light on the server, "maintenance-free". Conversations on Android, Gajim or Dino-IM on desktop. I tried Ma
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Sweden here, using a Husqvarna in the forest and - when it works - a McCulloch on the farm. Lately it doesn't so the Husqvarna gets to see use there as well. Both are petrol saws, the McCulloch is about 15 years old, the Husqvarna 10.
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
> the same effective right to watch Netflix as anyone else. That would be "no right" then because there is no such thing as a "right" to a commercial service. It is a privilege which can be acquired by paying for the
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
There's a number of leftist activist groups which have proclaimed the intent to disrupt the Olympics so they should be included in the list of suspects.
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
From the newspaper article: "I'll never go to India, I don't like to see people sleeping in the streets" The times, they are a'changeing and the Colonel would presumably "never go to (insert west coast city)&qu
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
> we need an autonomous factory to build other autonomous factories Good plan but let's start with something more simple than a phone factory. How about paperclips? Once that problem has been solved [1] we can be confident we can cr
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Come on, that's simple, just use voice recognition since the vegan won't stop telling the sensor about it.
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
It seems just as likely to me that this ship was blown out of reach of the coast by a storm upon which it sank in deep water. If more ships from the same era are found in deep water between known ports that might be evidence of astronomical
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Battery storage is still too expensive and limited, 'power to gas' is a pipe dream (no pun intended) for now and unlikely to be available for local storage. This is not a solved problem and it is the major factor in keeping back s
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Almost, we're looking at an age of intermittent energy abundance . Right now electricity prices are negative where I live while the solar array produces anything between 0 and 15 kW due to a mixture of network overload (hence 0 W), cl
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Cost and noise , the latter possibly ending up more costly if the allowed noise level is exceeded.
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
My first impression was that NOGAA would be a better acronym, this stands for NO Graphics At All given that I was greeted by a blank screen with some dancing dots. After feeding it the required permissions the screen remained blank whil
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
What does Apple have to do with this? Also why not mention Google, or Samsung, or Huawei or any other supplier of something which resembles an operating environment? The article is about Linux so it's assumed the alternative to whateve
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
I see a market for seatback screen covers. Just use your own device if you need to, otherwise read a book.
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Yes, that dog there did bite your brother and sister and cousin and neighbour but that is months ago so basically irrelevant reasons in 2024. Go on, give it a hug.
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
It'll end up somewhere in the middle: cloud rendering . Come try out our new service at Https://cloudrenderfish.frog.ly and be amazed at the insane benefits of offloading your render tasks to our experts .
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Here's a non-paywalled link: https://www.dailywire.com/news/one-person-dies-dozens-are-in... Better?
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
The Netherlands is the opposite of "self-destruction", a large part of it is self-created and has coped with what the sea throws at it for centuries. Sometimes the sea wins and a new wetland preserve like the Biesbosch is created
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Punch cards are easy to read even without card readers, just when the thing and use OCR (optical card reader) software. You're probably best of using an obsolete helical scan tape format since those tapes are hard to read even between
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
I use Bank-ID on a 2014 Samsung Galaxy IIIneo running LineageOS as well as on a Galaxy Tab 3, also running LineageOS. I also use it on a Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 running a lobotomised stock distribution. None of these devices have Google service
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
For those who are trying to put space between them and Google GrapheneOS + play services is a bit of a mixed bag given that it only runs on "Google hardware" (i.e. Pixel devices) and those additional play services let Google i
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
As a counter to this I'll bring up that the Swedish Bank-ID works on all of my devices, all of which are Google-free and have root access, most of which run LineageOS. The Bank-ID client throws up a warning that it "needs Google s
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Earlier discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40175893
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
It would be interesting to correlate these results with data about reduced testosteron levels and sperm counts/fertility, especially whether one of these leads the other or whether both go down at the same time.
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Only until something brings down the French grid. Power generation should not be too centralised since that creates too many opportunities for failure, accidental (storm, fire) or intentional (sabotage, war).
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
That's why you use a fast neutron (breeder) reactor to extract up to 90% of the potential fissionable "fuel" from that uranium instead of just a few percent. Another option is the use of thorium of which is there is ca. 3 tim
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
Why is this agitprop on HN when politics are supposed to be shunned here and this article is clearly political and from a biased source at that?
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by the_third_wave 2y ago
It doesn't work that way. Travellers are entitled to 25% restitution if they arrive at their destination station between 1 and 2 hours later than planned, 50% reduction if delayed by more than 2 hours. It does not matter how they arriv
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by the_third_wave 3y ago
> Big snowflake(s), medium snowflake, small snowflake on the dial. If you live in a snow-prone area you'll know that large snowflakes (which are actually clumps of flakes which happened to meet and merge on the way down) mean higher

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