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by aloer 2mo ago
> I really like them Do you expect your opinion to change as your daughter grows up and makes her own experiences with being filmed all the time? I feel reminded of those always on AI cameras from a few years ago (google?) that were adve
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by aloer 3mo ago
FYI you might be using an older version of crosspoint. It now has a software fix for the fading issue built in https://github.com/crosspoint-reader/crosspoint-reader/issue...
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by aloer 11mo ago
iirc in the past it was about memory and that larger storage needs more memory for caching. So this made at least some sense. I guess yields might be good enough that they can afford to bin with another core in there as well. Memory is prob
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by aloer 11mo ago
OTOH HN is all about the comments. And without reading you don’t know which ones are good. I often spend way more time on those. Each one 3-5 lines. Hundreds of comments in a near endless list. I don’t think HN is that different compared to
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by aloer 11mo ago
I recently tried to put my phone into black & white mode via iPhone accessibility shortcut (triple click on power button) This did not seem to work for me. I would forget about it and after a while just left it on color. Now I use a sho
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by aloer 1y ago
There is a lot of overlap between this and "modern" nixie tube clocks such as this one: https://www.amazon.com/LONYIABBI-Electronic-Simulation-Power... I'd speculate those came first (kinda popular with strea
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by aloer 1y ago
The blog author is also the creator of Anubis
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by aloer 1y ago
There is a lot of discussion in the comments about using VMs for dev work. I too try to at least use containers whenever I can but it's sometimes not very practical. Better than nothing. 99% of the threat model is software trying to ex
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by aloer 1y ago
Unfortunately airlines often have more strict rules. Lufthansa says 20 max for example https://www.lufthansa.com/us/en/prepare-for-your-trip/baggag... Although 20 loose batteries is still plenty. The real cha
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by aloer 2y ago
There is so much value in blue links turning purple and showing the same content on repeat visits. This kind of permanence is a huge loss
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by aloer 2y ago
I don’t think so. Bombs are usually found during construction so leaving them in place would not work if they block progress on a hole/tunnel etc For reference the state of NRW (Germany) alone found 2811 bombs in 2018 so it’s much more
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by aloer 2y ago
I saw this video [0] from the creator of this project the other day. Here he shows how to connect a USB joystick with a playstation access controller [1] by mapping from USB to 3.5mm analog output. I found this because I was looking for som
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by aloer 2y ago
(This was not in the US) I would say the people are free to leave but the car stays until they pay and that this is part of how every parking business operates. Otherwise, why pay? Every parking lot I’ve ever been to clearly states the pric
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by aloer 2y ago
How much bullshit is there and how often are there consequences for this? I don’t often read about anyone actually being fined for wrong, unnecessary or petty emergency calls Local news the other day: a couple in their 60s forgot where they
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by aloer 2y ago
Linked in there you have https://web.archive.org/web/19981206221926/http://www.msyste... which would be an amazing post on it’s own. I had no idea people were already doing smart home things 26 years ago
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by aloer 2y ago
macOS has built in shortcuts to switch through windows of the currently focused application. I have it reconfigured to alt+tab This is not exactly what you are looking for but I personally like it more this way. So for example, I can switch
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by aloer 2y ago
Anyone here who can answer this as well in the context of local work on a Mac? I manually use tmux when sshing into servers but usually that’s one session split in two and that’s it. Locally I use iterm2 with a single hotkey window but mult
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by aloer 2y ago
I would like to archive every web page I ever visit. Something like this sounds very useful but it would need to be updated periodically. I’m thinking a hybrid approach could make sense here. Historical data is thrown into a big archive dwa
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by aloer 2y ago
Just the other day I was setting up Jellyfin and tailscale on an n100. It worked fine locally but sharing via tailscale with a family member across the world somehow broke things. It took about a minute for the stream to start despite a fas
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by aloer 2y ago
Fun facts I remember from looking into this in university some 9 years ago: It’s not only the sideways movement of plates that causes a shift. WGS 84 and other reference systems work with an underlying ellipsoid reference model. This ellips
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by aloer 3y ago
There’s plenty of reasons why you would want to have a separate Apple ID for a company Mac that have nothing to do with overly restrictive permissions from IT. The main one being a complete separation of calls, messages, calendar, notes and
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by aloer 3y ago
It is interesting how many here are excited about this for productive computer work. It’s also what Apple advertises with. But what is the account situation like? For years I’ve been complaining that I can’t easily use my private iPad with
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by aloer 3y ago
What is the expectation here for the coming years, does it make sense to wait? I assume this tech moves like most tech and it will only get cheaper like you say but also better. Are we still in the early adopter phase?
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by aloer 3y ago
Is this the right place (/s) for me to complain about a regression in iOS 17.1 and 17.2 (beta) where typing too fast will randomly switch to other apps? [1] It’s such a frustrating experience that I’ve noticed my communication has gone
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by aloer 3y ago
5v/5A seems weird. Can normal power supplies even deliver this? One of the big benefits of rpi has always been to reuse power adapters and isn’t that all PD standard today? Higher wattage PD chargers and powerbanks that I have here all
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by aloer 3y ago
It looks like you are focussing on business secrets and, while important, at least for me my main concern would be personal secrets on personal hardware that I am also doing side projects on. A business today can reduce the blast radius by
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by aloer 3y ago
I like that pixelated stuff. Wonder if DALL-E itself counts as a forbidden living artist or if soon we will „generate x in the style of DALL-E 2“
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by aloer 3y ago
I've recently mentioned* that I believe the serverless model to be a great fit for self hosting needs. It enables a kind of bring your own account (BYOA?) installation process. Where self-hostable services would be entirely built based
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by aloer 3y ago
I like the term local-first software and I think p2p collaboration (think: protocols other than HTTP, e.g. to prevent nation-wide censorship or decentralized / synchronized via local means during emergencies) and e2e encryption are ama
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by aloer 3y ago
Hackeronie pasta merch. Heard it here first

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