victorhooi

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by victorhooi 3mo ago
This does look cool - but I suspect most of the stuff I'd use it with is 2.4 Ghz (i.e. ISM band) - IOT devices, wireless keyboard/mouse, wireless cameras, drones etc Is a 2.4Ghz version mostly about the larger physical size? Or ar
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by victorhooi 1y ago
Quoting another poster (wavemode) here... Trivially debunked by looking at their homepage in 2019: https://web.archive.org/web/20191009000026/https://n8n.io/
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by victorhooi 1y ago
Hmm, that seems a bit snarky =(. I don't think the parent was bragging about the salary thing - a lot of the other comments here are mentioning the price (which to be fair, is definitely in the expensive gadgets/toys bucket...) so
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by victorhooi 1y ago
Oh wow - would love to know what you got for sharpening, or what you'd suggest for the home cook? When you say ugly/clunky - I'm guessing you mean it's a bit heavier, or the weight will be off compared to a good high-end
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by victorhooi 1y ago
This looks really cool! I was just curious about two things - seems there might be some knife aficionados or experts here! 1. Sharpening - As a home cook, who doesn't know a lot about knives/sharpening - how hard would this be to
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by victorhooi 1y ago
I think perhaps you might have not read the entire article? =) The danger isn't so much in the fan, but in that the fan is INSIDE OF A COMPUTER PSU . There are mains AC voltages (220V, or 110V) here, and even if unplugged (which is sh
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by victorhooi 1y ago
See - I don't get this. I've heard people mention it about the deaf community, but it just doesn't make sense to me - perhaps I'm missing something. I have congenital hearing loss in both ears, and wear hearing aids. I d
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by victorhooi 1y ago
The article states it is specifically geared towards FDM (i.e. filament) 3D printers. I wonder if anybody with more experience knows how much of this would overlap with SLA (i.e. resin-style) 3D printers. For example, there's rough gui
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by victorhooi 2y ago
Car windows are probably harder to break than you think...lol. Also - consider the situation where the car is in, or partially in water, and pressure differentials. (There was actually another HN thread about this recently - https:/&#
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by victorhooi 2y ago
Wait - are you saying the Ideal-Tek PCSA-4N is good, right? Now you've piqued my interest. Is this suitable for a single person at home, to hold a PCB in place whilst you solder components to it? Worth getting it for home use? You ment
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by victorhooi 2y ago
I'm probably a bit out of the loop her - but you referenced Gatsby's collapse? Did something happen to them, in the community or project? Googling, I saw that they were acquired by Netlify in early 2023 - but not much concrete bey
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by victorhooi 2y ago
I’m definitely interested in this - but I’m wondering about software updates. It mentions it runs Android 13 - which was released based in 2022. Android 15 is meant to be released soon. Do you know if it’s possible to update this to more mo
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by victorhooi 2y ago
I think the parent may be referring to the indigenous Australian (i.e. Aboriginal people) - who are basically black-skinned, and have been here for a lot longer than other races. (Even they came to Australia from South East Asia originally
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by victorhooi 3y ago
I have some experience with Ceph, both for work, and with homelab-y stuff. First, bear in mind that Ceph is a distributed storage system - so the idea is that you will have multiple nodes. For learning, you can definitely virtualise it al
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by victorhooi 3y ago
Does anybody know if this would affect bicycles as well? I have a phone mount on my roadbike handlecars - one of the Quadlock ones - does anybody know if the road vibrations from cycling can cause as much damage as the motorbike? If anythin
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by victorhooi 3y ago
Wow - haha, that video is pure gold, and really hammers the OP's point home... Nice find - if I could upvote your post I would.
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by victorhooi 3y ago
Thanks for the tip. Do you have any ideas on what search terms to use please, to look for these? And they have to be the ones from Solum, or Samsung, right? Is there a specific product range, that we could use as search keywords?
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by victorhooi 4y ago
I think you're glossing over a few things here... Firstly, many societies around the world would consider 9 yo to be mature enough to do things like....go to the shops, use a telephone, go to a friends place to play, or look after a pe
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by victorhooi 4y ago
I'm dealing with this now as well..=( Do you happen to have a reference from the RFC, about it being against spec to hand out just a /64?
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by victorhooi 4y ago
This looks interesting... Does anybody know if there's any open-source software in this field? Or any attempts to develop a community or similar software there?
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by victorhooi 4y ago
Like the look of it. Two quick questions: 1. The specs mention Kailh Red switches (linear) - is there any chance this would be offered in other types of Kailh switches? (e.g. Blue etc.) 2. These look like custom keycaps - does this mean tha
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by victorhooi 4y ago
Does anybody know if this Logitech keyboard supports custom keycaps? I'm sorely tempted to replace my Keychron K6 with it * Battery life is apparently 10 months - the Keychron K6 I'm lucky to get a week or so (yes, this is with ba
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by victorhooi 4y ago
Whilst I get your point - you might want to tone down the rhetoric slightly... I'm a mechanical keyboard aficionado - I've gone through everything from Das, to Annes, to WhiteFoxes, to Keychrons. (Yes, I did solder some of those..
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by victorhooi 5y ago
It's not necessarily because people are serving their production workloads from macOS systems. However, they develop on them - and it makes sense to make those environments (and the processes) similar to your actual production setup.
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by victorhooi 5y ago
Second that - any chance there's a link to the webinar?
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by victorhooi 5y ago
Right, and imagine if somebody invented a simple injection that reduced road deaths...how many people do you think would be interested in this? Do you have any idea how many millions of dollars car companies invest every year into making ca
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by victorhooi 5y ago
Yes, but "weev" is also a well-renowned internet "troll". Basically - he appears to take joy out of denigrating, humiliating, insulting and doxxing other people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weev H
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by victorhooi 5y ago
I'm not sure I buy this (about Canada). Israel was one of the first to vaccinate most of their population - and they are a tiny country with no domestic manufacturing of the vaccines. Although Israel quite openly stated they paid a pre
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by victorhooi 5y ago
This really does frustrate me - that racism is usually seen in the spectrum of the "whites vs blacks" narrative - but Asian-Americans are usually disregarded, or it's not "real" racism. Sure, they don't have th
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by victorhooi 5y ago
One thing I can't figure out with Nebula is - how do you join multiple different networks? For example, I have a personal laptop - I want to join two different networks, that are for two different purposes, and be able to talk to hosts

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