MayeulC

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by MayeulC 2mo ago
I still use my Samsung n130, though I went with Alpine after Arch dropped support for 32 bit (there were a few pain points with Arch 32 in the early days, I tried guix but it was too slow and guix uses a lot of RAM during updates). It works
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by MayeulC 2mo ago
Or you can insert a cheap USB-C adapter that converts the game boy socket to USB-C: https://aliexpress.com/item/1005008985278704.html
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by MayeulC 2mo ago
> I wouldn’t mind a PD aware charge-only device but inquire require some MITM circuitry and I’m too lazy to make one. Just get an USB data blocker. I bought one off the shelf at an airport for 10€. This is the "condom" you are
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by MayeulC 2mo ago
Every Door is very good if you know what info you'd like to edit. It is my go-to app for editing POIs on the go. https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Every_Door
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by MayeulC 3mo ago
Not OP, but I can imagine piloting it with a temperature sensor: too warm=>increase speed. It could avoid some sweat-covered wake-ups, depending on the circumstances (trade it for a noise-triggered wake-up, perhaps). Another use-case I h
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by MayeulC 3mo ago
Funnily enough, I did almost exactly that last week, but I kind of gave up for now as my 433 MHz transceiver does not seem to work well with esphome? It does seem to output signals when I use the remote. Oh well, I will revisit when I have
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by MayeulC 3mo ago
1. Hide virtual keyboard if shown 2. Go to previous app view. This is app-dependent though it will probably, successively with each press: a. Close menus if open (context, sidebar, etc) b. Go to previous (web)page if web/file browser
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by MayeulC 3mo ago
Hmm, coing PCIe -> NIC -> NIC -> PCIe seems a bit silly, couldn't both devices communicate directly over PCIe?
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by MayeulC 3mo ago
Ah, that's interesting, the requirements are similar in the CAD industry. Dassault Design Sync is used a fair bit for semiconductor design databases, for instance. An open alternative would be welcome! Edit: I do feel a bit uneasy abou
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by MayeulC 3mo ago
I like Windward a lot, even though it does not feel like a complete game. It would benefit from a storyline IMO, and the dev has stopped updating it. I am longing for an open source project similar in scope.
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by MayeulC 3mo ago
Should I consider using Iroh for intranet communucation ? Is it a viable use-cases? The use-cases I have in mind is an app being deployed on a HPC cluster, onto many nodes, cut off from the internet. I had been looking at zeromq, but I very
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by MayeulC 3mo ago
I also like windward: https://store.steampowered.com/app/326410/Windward/
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by MayeulC 4mo ago
Thank you for the detailed answer. This is an interesting engineering problem. I wish I had more free time, a gearbox or a 4-way differential can probably be used on the extruder head to control the mixing ratios. Regarding the necessary re
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by MayeulC 4mo ago
Hence why I was asking the question, thank you for answering, I did not consider the high viscosity of the filament when I wrote this. As you say, it can be worked around, but that would require extra complexity/cost.
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by MayeulC 4mo ago
Thank you for the clear & concise answer. A rotating nozzle and/or alternating colors might work then, but that would be a relatively complex engineering project.
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by MayeulC 4mo ago
Hmm, I am not in the 3D printer space anymore, but I am surprised they went with alternating layer per layer, as that severely limits resolution. It's probably the simplest way to achieve reproducible results, but I can think of a few
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by MayeulC 4mo ago
I ended up being able to authenticate using a passkey, IIRC. Can't remember if that was my yubikey or bitwarden. I was surprised that it worked at all. It didn't use to be complicated, but an update messed stuff up a few months ag
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by MayeulC 4mo ago
I have been thinking about this for a while. It's not as crazy as it may sound, especially in light of the other comments making a parallel between terminals and notebooks. A few thoughts: 1. Linux VTs kind of have this feature already
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by MayeulC 6mo ago
Not sure why that happens, but you may want to try "borderless window" instead of fullscreen in the game options. If that does not work, you could try running the game in gamescope, or enabling the wine virtual desktop with winecf
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by MayeulC 6mo ago
Thank you for the explanation, it was most interesting, I had no idea Bedrock could be coerced into talking to java servers. Here are a few ideas: 1. Geoblocking. Not ideal, but it can make your resolver public for fewer people. 2. What if
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by MayeulC 6mo ago
Ah, thank you for the example, I understand how a linearly-increasing counter can be useful, if you use it that way. It would obviously be more versatile with write access & configurable clock dividers, pre-setters, counting direction,
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by MayeulC 6mo ago
This is true, but only relevant if you order enough units (>100 k? Depending on price & margin of course) to customize your die. Otherwise, you have to find a chip with the I/Os that you want, all the rest being equal. Good luck
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by MayeulC 6mo ago
Hey, glad to see you here. I'm a huge fan of your projects, and the Baochip was one I didn't see coming. Very nice surprise! I ordered a few, thinking it would make a good logic analyzer (before the details of the BIO were publish
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by MayeulC 6mo ago
I typically just create a "new" connection in a separate tab when I want to add tunneling. I put new in quotes because I use another little-known feature, "ControlMaster". Multiplexes multiple connections into one, it ma
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by MayeulC 6mo ago
Note that it only works after pressing enter, so the odds are slim. In practice, I don't think I ever hit it by accident.
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by MayeulC 7mo ago
I'm curious, what is the powe draw for such a system? Of course, it heavily depends on the disks, but does it idle under 200W? I personally feel like I will downscale my homelab hardware to reduce its power draw. My HW is rather old (a
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by MayeulC 7mo ago
Usually you can bind ZigBee devices together. I have multiple IKEA "rodret" switches bound to generic ZigBee smart plugs from Aliexpress. Works great, with minimal latency. With zha, you can bind them together from the Home Assist
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by MayeulC 7mo ago
The beam is split and re-emitted in multiple points. By controlling the optical length (refractive index, or just the length of the waveguide by using optical junctions) of the path that leads to each emitter, the phase can be adjusted. In
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by MayeulC 7mo ago
Hey, thanks for the new release. I should definitely fix my wristband and start wearing my AsteroisOS watch again (LG Lenok). You have probably addressed that somewhere, but would it be possible to run your UI stack somewhere else? (Postmar
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by MayeulC 7mo ago
> Just like the US not bankrolling half of Ukraine's defense would be unthinkable... This is outdated. Look at page 4 of this report for instance: https://www.kielinstitut.de/publications/europe-steps-up-ukr...

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