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by wdfx 4y ago
And when you are playing around with git to try this strategy and it's not allowed you get the wonderful error message "should not be doing an octopus". (IIRC, from some version of git from about 6 years ago)
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by wdfx 4y ago
It's not just about raw bandwidth though. Yes my domestic line has 20+Mbps upload but the latency and routing distance from some other domestic endpoint on the other side of the world is going to be terrible. I could go to great length
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by wdfx 4y ago
There are homeless in London of course, but access to the underground is reasonably tightly controlled with barriers and the staff will very quickly deal with anyone that hasn't paid a fare or is trying to deface the environment
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by wdfx 4y ago
No actually the majority of London inner city underground once you are inside the barriers is remarkably clean.
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by wdfx 4y ago
I sympathise but also you have to realise that setting up the studio itself is a creative endeavour! I didn't go as far as you but I have definitely enjoyed the process of setting up my musical space so that it is ready to go ... But t
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by wdfx 4y ago
dnf seems to be the default in Fedora nowadays, so that's what I used since I selected Fedora for my laptop OS (whereas I previously used kubuntu). I recall using yum some years ago on centos systems, but I'm not really up to spee
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by wdfx 4y ago
I consider rpm/dnf/yum in the same suite of packaging. Just in my experience using it and noticing how the packaging is done and applied to the system, I have more trust in rpm/dnf to do things properly compared to deb/a
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by wdfx 4y ago
It's also about the system package manager. In recent years I've been preferring Fedora's dnf over Ubuntu's apt.
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by wdfx 5y ago
I bought one (xps 15, 9510, top spec) recently and like it a lot - solid build, good Linux support and very powerful. However.... don't expect to be able to use it very long on battery power. It's pretty much like a 'portable
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by wdfx 5y ago
I don't see anything in the code which sets/handles the current uid/gid - how do you prevent every file created by a dockerized wrapped app being owned by root?
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Show HN: Louper – live audio looping app(bitbucket.org)
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by wdfx 5y ago
this is actually quite hard to define for me. it's something about having the creative freedom to decide on the solution to a problem, and then also the satisfaction of building it out into something which works, works well and then be
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by wdfx 5y ago
Nice fun toy - had a good click around. Looks like we killed the websocket server though?
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by wdfx 5y ago
No it's a custom Grafana setup I use to monitor this and a few other things in my home.
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by wdfx 5y ago
About 6 months ago I set up some little esp32 temp/pressure recorders in my home. Seeing this I've just connected the dots and realised I also recorded the same event. https://imgur.com/KAOPQxH This is in South Ea
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by wdfx 5y ago
Ive used the same ui lib for the same purpose! :D https://connoise.lon.dev/
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by wdfx 5y ago
For about the same cost you can buy an sdrplay rsp clone which can receive from 0-2GHz with 10MHz bandwidth.
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by wdfx 5y ago
How can the DVB-T signal bandwidth be larger than what the 'dtv' receiver is capable of if that device was actually originally designed to receive exactly that class of signal?
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by wdfx 5y ago
Following a bit of a trail from a link in the doc I've found a whole bunch of related technical docs: - https://github.com/WVURAIL/lightwork
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by wdfx 5y ago
I can chime in regarding some weaknesses of the linked document. I approach this as a highly technical person, programmer, electronics tinkerer, and someone who has been actively exploring SDR for over a year now, with RPis and a few differ
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by wdfx 5y ago
To elaborate on what I mean... If the pictures are not uniform size you can't simply divide the wall dimension by the number of pictures. You'll want instead to calculate equal spacing between the pictures, or perhaps have the sof
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by wdfx 5y ago
Looks interesting, and I'd use it but the first example shown has quite obviously incorrect picture spacing. Am I missing something?
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by wdfx 5y ago
I have an Atmos clock on the mantlepiece but as the article alludes to, although it is perpetually in motion it does not keep time very well. I love it as a mechanical wonder but I would love it more if it were useful as a timepiece. I&#x27
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by wdfx 5y ago
It's just the numbers. Eventually all the hardware will fail. Some of that hardware will require a specific set of conditions to fail. Such a condition may be current inrush from being powercycled. Given the scale of a data centre and
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by wdfx 5y ago
00:00:37 is hilarious and I haven't heard it for years!
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by wdfx 5y ago
When you close a switch to initiate an electrical current down some long wires it takes a measurable time before you know what's at the far end of the wire. Therefore if the wire is either intact or broken at the far end, over a 500m d
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by wdfx 5y ago
Thanks for the reply - I assumed that was the case, that these particular parts are now completely surplus and there's not enough of the remains of other units to make up anything functional. I agree also that there's benefits in
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by wdfx 5y ago
One thing I keep thinking when I read of how yourself and Ken (and others) reverse engineer these chips... Are these devices and chips still plentiful enough to justify destroying them for this purpose? I'm sorry if that sounds like a
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by wdfx 5y ago
Agree here. At my $WORK we run all of our backend on AWS but anything I've touched has to also run locally. We use serverless framework, and there are plugins for running the lambdas locally as well as for dynamodb, sqs, ses and eventb
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by wdfx 5y ago
I was wondering why the text I was reading didn't match up with the background image - it hasnt fully loaded and there's no indication ! grr

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