zyberzero

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Removal of MyQ Integration(home-assistant.io)
3 points by zyberzero 3y ago|1 comments
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by zyberzero 3y ago
You can do most of the setup right from the UI nowadays. I rarely resort to yaml-files, and if I do it is because the integration is old (and probably not that many that uses it - I can think of two integrations on top of my head that I nee
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by zyberzero 3y ago
I bought a cheap HP Microserver with four 4 TB spinning disks that I placed at a relatives house ~1000 km from where I live. I do nightly replication to the off-site location, with an account on the receiving end that only has enough permis
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by zyberzero 3y ago
It's legal in Sweden to record secretly as long as you are one of the parties in the recording.
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by zyberzero 3y ago
Yes. And the keyboard bindings are also localized, so in Excel in Swedish on would press CTRL-F to make the text bold (F is for "fetstil") and to find one would press CTRL-B, logically for "sök". (for unaware users, tho
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by zyberzero 3y ago
Nice looking screen! Is there a way to run it without the subscription though? Or any alternative? The 32" was a bit too pricey for me, but the 13" was more wallet-friendly (899 EUR excl VAT)
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by zyberzero 3y ago
I do something like that, but use pandoc to get whatever format they ask for. It's not always nice looking, but it's seldom me who is initiating the contact (ie they already have an interest in me, and they need a resume "for
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by zyberzero 3y ago
I once rage quitted a process. We had a few interviews, and then difficult take home test à la leet code (I spent 4-5 hours on them). Then the hiring manager came back, "all looks good! I need you to interview with the team, the CEO, t
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by zyberzero 3y ago
I cancelled my Prime account some years ago (I moved to a country where Amazon wasn't available), and I don't remember it being thaaaat difficult. However, I wanted to cancel an Adobe subscription - there you have dark patterns...
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by zyberzero 3y ago
There is still plenty of parts to get, the Swedish government took over the spare parts so some parts are sold by Orion [0]. I have yet not failed to get a spare part that I need for my Saab 9-5 -04. [0] = https://webshop.saabpar
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by zyberzero 3y ago
I backed their crowdfunding campaign back in the day. Due to $REASON I didn't test all of them when I got them, but when I got around to it two out of four were broken (the broken ones had USB-C). Their support didn't help at all
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by zyberzero 4y ago
I remember 15 years or so; a friend and I figured out that DNS got through my friends cellular connection even though the data limit were reached. We tested and set up a socks-over-dns-proxy back then and it worked! We loled and then never
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by zyberzero 4y ago
You're kind of on it. > One of workers the grabs a message, processes it and then deletes it. If I understood it correctly, in SQS, a message can only be handled by one worker, while SNS can have several workers processing the same
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by zyberzero 5y ago
You're not the only one. I still drive a 2005 Saab 9-5, but the station wagon. It is really comfortable to drive compared to other cars (I've driven mostly new Volvos, especially V40 and XC40 and I prefer the Saab any time). I&#x2
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by zyberzero 5y ago
Thank you!
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by zyberzero 6y ago
Facebook do have presence in Sweden, in Luleå. Amazon also have precence. Microsoft have bought some areal in Sweden. Google, however does not have any data centers (to my knowledge) here but they do have in Finland (one of our neighbouring
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by zyberzero 6y ago
Does not work in Sweden either. Neither on Bahnhof nor Telia as ISP.
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by zyberzero 6y ago
TIL. Thank you for this!
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by zyberzero 6y ago
We had the same! Our towers leaked water as well (not sure if a feature or a bug in the lab, there was a non-trivial amount of duct tape involved), so you really needed to take "external forces" into consideration.
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by zyberzero 6y ago
And here is one [0] from another reputable news source that says more or less the opposite. I think it's too early to call out a "winner strategy" - I think there will be a new wave when the different countries opens up - but
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by zyberzero 7y ago
A mirror is here: http://archive.is/yEIJT
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by zyberzero 7y ago
I think that's due to pressure from a number of fintech-companies such as revolut, monzo, transferwise, and what not. They focus on exactly just that, lower exchange rates and simpler money transfers.
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by zyberzero 7y ago
I've been looking in to doing so myself; but then the hassle (for me) is all test based communication. How can you keep your personal cell number a secret, while having access to texts? (I need to give my phone number to a number of c
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by zyberzero 8y ago
I would tend to disagree, in a way. On a USB-C port there is USB, there might be display port and there might be thunderbolt. But only if I have the correct cable (sure, then it is a TB3 cable, not a USB-C cable). But explain that to th
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by zyberzero 8y ago
Never heard of it, but it sounds really usable. Thanks for the tip!
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by zyberzero 8y ago
If you like Wintergatans marble machine, checkout Martins second build, the marble machine X! It is amazing to follow the work. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLLYkE3G1HED6rW-bkliH...
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by zyberzero 8y ago
I wrote some shell scripts a while back [0] for almost this purpose. I have a backup MX that does not run any Web services, but I wanted TLS anyway for the SMTP. It uses the let's encrypt client (certbot) and nsupdate so I can use any
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by zyberzero 8y ago
You can read more here[0], unfortunately it is in Swedish, and not that much. More or less, the editor in chief of the journal denies to comment. The charges are suspected data breaches, suspected instigation of data breaches and unauthoriz
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by zyberzero 8y ago
We're running our ERP on an AS/400. That is nowhere near to die in the foreseeable future. I was actually trying to learn RPG mentioned in the article last week, a blast from the past!
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by zyberzero 8y ago
No no, it's resting!

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