codepoet80

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by codepoet80 4d ago
Have been waiting for something like this so I could decommission my old Raspberry Pi Netatalk solution. Thank you!
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by codepoet80 19d ago
So like Pushover — but for Apple devices only?
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by codepoet80 3mo ago
I only use my ownCloud instance behind Tailscale...
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by codepoet80 4mo ago
I tried Optery. It got a good chunk done in two months, then the rest were just pending for a year... until I cancelled. Felt like they were just keeping me on the monthly dole while they didn't do anything.
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by codepoet80 5mo ago
Not for me! Intel Mac Pro 7,1, Sequoia 15.7.3, running v0.4.7
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by codepoet80 6mo ago
webOS is still around -- sorta! https://www.webosarchive.org
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by codepoet80 7mo ago
Nicely done. Hold this line — there’s got to be one somewhere.
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by codepoet80 8mo ago
CESMII | Software Developer | Remote US Only | Full-time CESMII is the United State's Manufacturing USA Institute focus on "Smart Manufacturing." Administered by UCLA, we help manufacturers connect their data sources, make se
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by codepoet80 8mo ago
Have they fixed the touchy trackpad issues? Super impressive work, and I want to want this, but...
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by codepoet80 8mo ago
I just setup pushover to send a message to my phone for this exact reason! Trying out your server next!
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by codepoet80 8mo ago
ANY ability to answer simple questions without telling me to open Safari and read a webpage for myself...?
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by codepoet80 8mo ago
Love it, installed and set it to run at Login. Can I follow you on any social media that isn't Xitter?
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by codepoet80 8mo ago
exFAT?
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by codepoet80 8mo ago
Set my teenage son up to dual boot his gaming rig with SteamOS this Christmas. He hasn't rebooted to Windows since...
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by codepoet80 8mo ago
I mean, its still in the spec. Go for it!
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by codepoet80 8mo ago
I don't think you've used it. I used it intensely and mostly autonomously (with clear instructions, including how to measure good output) almost non-stop over the holidays. Its a new abstraction for programming -- it doesn't
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by codepoet80 9mo ago
I really wanted this to work, and it WAS remarkably good, but palm rejection on the (ginormous) Apple trackpad didn't work at all, rendering the whole thing unusable if you ever typed anything. That was a month ago, this article is a y
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by codepoet80 9mo ago
I hope you researched Linux driver support for that model first. I share the dissatisfaction with the direction of Windows -- but their driver library is unparalleled. Linux CAN run great on lots of machines, but it has nowhere near the har
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by codepoet80 9mo ago
I had to go the other way. The Apple TV controls the LG. It wakes it, controls the volume and turns it off when it sleeps.
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by codepoet80 9mo ago
Yup, my AppleTV is the only device that gets CEC right. Even my LG TV and LG soundbar get confused. And don’t get me started on the PS4 Pro’s garbage implementation. I’m sad that Logitech killed Harmony because CEC was supposed to make univ
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by codepoet80 10mo ago
On my m2 MacBook Air with 16GB of RAM, it took over 12 minutes to startup and get to a usable state. When it did, it was plainly just a jacked version of VSCode. Opening a project caused it to hang again. Dumped it. VSCodium, with the termi
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by codepoet80 11mo ago
I still remember fondly when we paid for two, and only two streaming services. Netflix for movies and older TV shows, Hulu for current TV (usually only a day behind cable). It felt good -- using two definitions of that word. It felt good-as
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by codepoet80 1y ago
Agreed. Containers are the reason I use Firefox -- they are a much better fit than profiles. But I've not been able to successfully communicate that to Chrome users. Its like their mental model is stuck, and they can't grasp the d
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by codepoet80 1y ago
Reminds me of the SuperClock days: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/superclock-404
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by codepoet80 1y ago
I read his book during my early years of software development, as a big fan of the (early) Mac and with a real passion to build better user experiences in industrial software. I often wonder what Jef would think of the iPhone (or even the c
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by codepoet80 1y ago
how would it be "smart" without some kind of way to get data from your phone (or other wireless data source)? are you imagining a wired tether and periodic sync, like Palm Pilots?
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by codepoet80 2y ago
Right there with ya. They can pry my perpetually licensed pseudo-32-bit copy of Photoshop off my cold dead Mac Pro…
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by codepoet80 2y ago
Roku has always been pretty great -- simple, straightforward, limited UI clutter (source: have been a user since 2013). However, lately they've been adding more and more suggested/sponsored content to the home screen. Most of thes
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by codepoet80 2y ago
Absolutely not. I built and shipped two products between 2015 and 2019 with what we would now call "AI" inside, and product management and marketing spent months agonizing over whether the AI label was appropriate, or if we should
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by codepoet80 2y ago
So I guess we’ve decided that everything that used to be called “machine learning” will now be called “ai”?

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