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DakotaR
2mo ago
Yeah, I was going to start a file drop site like 0x until realizing what it'd be used for
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1y ago
https://circlesofcaredatasettlement.com/
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Remote-Touchpad: Control Mouse/Keyboard via a Browser for Wayland and X11
(github.com)
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2y ago
I loathe ads on my Roku TV, but free news channels and Jellyfin make it worthwhile in my case.
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2y ago
Somewhat disagree, it depends on the club. For example, I've experienced a lot more conversation on the W3OK repeater vs the W4MLB repeaters
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3y ago
Interesting, only a 10-year gap between the 68k portable Mac and the 68k TI-89
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3y ago
In the same vein, Remote Touchpad [0] is fantastic if you don't need an extra screen. [0] https://flathub.org/apps/com.github.unrud.RemoteTouchpad
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3y ago
I rented for a few months in a motel converted to studios/section 8, great niche and I wish it was more common
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3y ago
Similarly, my high school always had someone controlling the lights to get all the traffic through
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3y ago
Thank you, these examples are amazing
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3y ago
As opposed to 'crayon' licenses that make up their own terms and cause legal uncertainty
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3y ago
It started as a tiny vm for playing around with, then I came across the article [1] and started doing the sections until it was ready to open to other users. As for Void Linux, it's the distro all my machines run. It's stable, lig
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3y ago
Short answer: they're like BBSes that have more tools and run on *nix.
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3y ago
Not that I know of, pubnix and tilde server seem to be synonymous in this space.
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Show HN: Pubnix.pink, a public-access Void Linux system
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4y ago
That's really interesting that they picked brushes; Renault's EESM motors are similar but use wireless power transfer to excite the rotor windings. Maybe brushes can pass more current cheaply?
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4y ago
I only use Mosh, but it's annoying to have to hit C-b [ and end up with clunky scrolling in tmux.
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4y ago
I really like the EESM motors cars like the Renault Zoe use. It's basically a permanent magnet motor, but the rotor uses electromagnets that are energized through wireless power transfer.
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4y ago
Matthias Wandel's take: https://www.sentex.ca/~mwandel/winter/igloo.html https://www.sentex.ca/~mwandel/winter/igloo2.html
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4y ago
Alternatively, use a brokerage that's been around for decades and doesn't employ these dark patterns.
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4y ago
And some engines are rated to run automotive gas, but it's just not available at smaller airports.
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4y ago
Conversely, one of my banks returns a server error if you visit from Chrome. Their "solution" was to put a banner at the top advising an alternate browser.
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4y ago
Unfortunately, they deprecated cockpit-docker in favor of Podman
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4y ago
I hate that technique, maybe it's a motorcycle instinct to use the foot brake for finer control. But more importantly, the Mercedes I had to two-foot up onto the ramps didn't have a handbrake. My current car has hill assist but I
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4y ago
Besides driving manual on hills, I've had to use both feet to creep up oil change ramps.
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4y ago
"Just because you have some money, that doesn't mean that you have to spend it." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Guy_Macon/Wikipedia_has_C...
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4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliica