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91.
by voltagex_ 5y ago
How do you get contracts to allow scraping? What kind of cost are we talking about?
92.
by voltagex_ 5y ago
Yeah, but what are your other options? * procmon, if you're lucky you'll catch WTF is going on somewhere deep in the registry * Hoping Microsoft still has the answer in a KB article somewhere (hope you didn't need any Server
93.
by voltagex_ 5y ago
Worked with my 12 Pro a few weeks ago - did you try the latest version from Git?
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by voltagex_ 5y ago
While trying to get parts of this to compile, I found https://github.com/tihmstar/usbmuxd2 which you can replace usbmuxd with and get wifi sync support.
95.
by voltagex_ 5y ago
Those are text-only bridges, I thought.
96.
by voltagex_ 5y ago
How did you bridge FaceTime and VoIP?
97.
by voltagex_ 5y ago
Where do I sign up to help combat miner abuse of CI?
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by voltagex_ 5y ago
I have never ever been able to get a good FM signal out of the RTLSDR. I even have one of the expensive ones where they improved the shielding. Luckily this is less of a problem where I am as all of the stations I'm interested in are a
99.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
1 When exceeding the free monthly quota, NextDNS will continue to answer DNS queries like a classic non-blocking DNS service.
100.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
The Pinephone is weird in that you'll need to either have or emulate a battery to have the modem turn on.
101.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
Neither Cyberduck nor WinSCP seem to be able to do parallel transfers as well as FileZilla can, especially over SFTP - i.e. FileZilla is about twice as fast downloading from a server ~300ms away than WinSCP is, and this is on a gigabit conn
102.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
Doesn't seem to be open source, though.
103.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
In Australia, I can send money to just about any other Australian with a bank account using an email address or phone number - and it's mostly instant. The fallback is an account number and it'll take a couple of days to go throug
104.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
Google Voice is US-only.
105.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
The only think keeping me away from Lenovo for my next laptop is their nasty habit of imposing a PCIe whitelist. I've replaced the wifi card in my XPS 9350 at least once (Broadcom -> Intel) and I've got an Intel AX201 card wait
106.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
I wonder what the minimum cost for a phone with HDMI out is? Possibly better to get an Android TV box, although that has disadvantages as well.
107.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
liveoverflow and stacksmashing channels on YouTube.
108.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
Personally disabled, at the mercy of a failing taxi system to get around. I wasn't even going to reply to this (woke-washing, lol).
109.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
BuyVM's wiki has things in it like https://wiki.buyvm.net/doku.php/kvm#pagefileswap_disclaimer , which, without any numbers behind it would make me extremely uneasy to use the service. Other cheap hosts just put ha
110.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
Easy to say if you're able-bodied.
111.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
That's OK, OVH gives you a single IPv6 address with some VPS configurations.
112.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
What do you mean by "thin provision" here?
113.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
This was an advantage to me at the time. My ISP (Internode) had enabled dual-stack v6, and a few of the other options I was looking at on LowEndBox came with a NATed v4 address. Here was Vultr offering an IP I could fully control, even poin
114.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
also assumes you can physically lift a 2+kg laptop and have the dexterity+skill to do your own repairs.
115.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
Pity, they're $200+ in Australia.
116.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
bestaudio and bestvideo get it very wrong - have a look at the output of -F and you'll see it selecting the 720P version (?)
117.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
No, they're UVC (at least the one I have is).
118.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
HID is not built for that kind of use.
119.
by voltagex_ 6y ago
Have a look at Codec2 [1] 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codec_2
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by voltagex_ 6y ago
Say I wanted to go down this route and pay someone to implement Bluetooth in OpenBSD - don't you think that'd be a huge project and cost many thousands of dollars?

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