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by zeagle 3y ago
Very interesting read. The article linked from it about Erden Eruç is equally fascinating. > The 62-year-old Wauna resident Erden Eruç (AIR-den AIR-rooch), already the holder of 16 Guinness world records, was on his way to doing just tha
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by zeagle 3y ago
That sucks. I'd be frustrated too. For me it just hosts calendar and contacts for a few users and my files are in seafile so perhaps the small footprint helps. In what way did it break, I want to keep an eye out for this.
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by zeagle 3y ago
Yeah I run it baremetal. No issues at all.
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by zeagle 3y ago
I ordered one of these to try it out. Thanks again!
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by zeagle 3y ago
Migadu has been good to me at $19/year for a couple domains, a few mailboxes and some decent features like distribution lists. They don't hard enforce limits and I've never come up or been warned about it.
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by zeagle 3y ago
I use a boox ultra c. I really like it and take notes, draw, read but the color is not great for this generation.
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by zeagle 3y ago
Thanks! Can you press a button to do Fn+1/2/3 on these?
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by zeagle 3y ago
Standing desk with same USB C dock + jabra headset + ergonomic microsoft sculpt keyboard + similar dual monitors in my home and work office. It's been very convenient as I can grab and go to plug in my personal laptop, work laptop, or
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by zeagle 3y ago
I would disagree: I don't buy Samsung devices due to locked bootloaders in North America. Pixels will have graphene/calyx/lineage/whatever years after they go EOL.
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by zeagle 3y ago
Problem is it would cost several billion to make, operate for 500mil a year, not work, and be delivered in a decade when it's irrelevant and not the pet project of anyone still involved in making decisions. (Disclaimer: I'm pro-g
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by zeagle 3y ago
They are just laundering difficult decisions and premade conclusions through post civil service gig partners. Nothing new or exciting to see here. I'll keep my outrage for phoenix (1) with their 500mil/year budget to process trans
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by zeagle 3y ago
I'm very impressed with your write up and transparency. I hope the manufacturing issues are sorted out! I don't manufacture anything but I've read a 3x rule of sale price to raw input cost.
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by zeagle 3y ago
I don't know if those exist. I imagine if you are a linemans or working in the oil field you might have a rugged phone/radio or leave it in the truck cab.
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by zeagle 3y ago
Thanks for the laugh. I send my australian friends photos of snowbanks and iced up hair. The hardest part if having a plan if something goes wrong, e.g. I'm not changing a tire or fixing a chain at that temperature. I've been temp
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by zeagle 3y ago
The way I run my NAS I have a different user for different purposes so just install modules user level with --break-system-packages. Is there a better way?
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by zeagle 3y ago
Respectfully, I don't know about that. I wouldn't trust it if my life was on the line. I go for walks and bike rides when it's -25C to -30C air temperature (before windchill) and I've had old samsung galaxies and newer p
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by zeagle 3y ago
There is other good discussion here about booking direct vs resellers so I won't rehash it, but I just wish savings or other benefit were passed on by booking direct more often, e.g. room upgrade priority or breakfast. I've had t
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by zeagle 3y ago
I went with foldersync as it just copies to a nas SMB share so no software on the receiving end to maintain and I already have seafile for other reasons. It is also more than just a sync as rules are to exclude fairly small file size, copy
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by zeagle 3y ago
Thanks! I appreciate that. The lack of firmware/android updates really does hamstring their appeal.
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by zeagle 3y ago
We also do the email thing but as an alias to sends it to both our inboxes. That is a great 'life hack' for flights, car rentals, reservations, important purchases, etc. I purchased foldersync for android to copy nightly photos o
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by zeagle 3y ago
I have one too and while it's great to just OK for the use cases I purchased it for but I can't feel but disappointed in myself for the price. For me it was similarly intentional to get avoid a media consumption device and encoura
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by zeagle 3y ago
Nice. This brings back some memories... I had a fun time with rolling my own builds of calyxos with Android auto stubs as system apks so it worked. I made the mistake of signing them myself, locking the boot loader, and having a failed upd
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by zeagle 3y ago
It was in jest because blockchain is a solution looking for a problem, but as others have pointed out what you say isn't really the case. I'm glad it generated some discussion. Hashing previous steps for verification isn't bl
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by zeagle 3y ago
Finally, a good use case for blockchain technology!
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by zeagle 3y ago
My read of the headline was "bullshit! It's a great alpha-1-adrenergic vasopressor in anesthesiology and critical care(1). Funny how ones training and past experiences affect this. Similarly I read unionized as the chemistry un-i
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by zeagle 3y ago
Probably underestimates it. Not my field, I don't know of this guy but a few hundred citations is you write a library that everyone uses and similar academic recognition and academic platinum for tenure on the background of other publi
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by zeagle 3y ago
That's cool. I'll try out Lunchmoney.app!
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by zeagle 3y ago
I used to spend a lot of time tweaking this but have had a stable solution for years now. 1. I host seafile on a vps and run seadrive on each machine with asubst to mount it as the T: drive. Everything one needs to keep is saved there; WAF
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by zeagle 3y ago
That's a great design and idea. Thanks for sharing!
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by zeagle 3y ago
Am I correct in understanding that if you have an Android 11 device, you will still be able to use existing apps that are updated but not new applications? Unfortunate for devices like boox ultra or the c version which were launched this ye

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