dracotomes

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by dracotomes 3d ago
I still have a 5700XT I bought in 2019 (i think) for 300€ in my gaming rig. Crazy that they were going for $500 6 years later.
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by dracotomes 2mo ago
I don't know if there is a pre-made solution but it's easily doable using something like an ESP32 or a Pico W and a little soldering. Maybe ESPHome has IR support but I used a micropython library and a spreadsheet to decipher a Mi
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by dracotomes 2mo ago
Isn't that what what George Hotz is doing over at tiny? https://tinycorp.myshopify.com/
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by dracotomes 3mo ago
Very interesting article. I'm looking to get my first robot arm soon-ish, probably something in the SO-101 category. Can someone get reasonably far using recorded sessions compared to training in a simulated environment¹? Do you have a
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by dracotomes 4mo ago
I've only had one Prusa printer, a MINI+ and it's been an absolute workhorse and easy to repair using the official instructions (I assembled my unit myself and pulled a zip-tie too tight, which caused the part cooling fan cable to
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by dracotomes 7mo ago
I switched from Fusion to FreeCAD when I bid Windows goodbye (this video inspired me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEfNRST_3x8 ). Fusion does a LOT of stuff for you that FreeCAD doesn't - i.e. extrude a pad from two i
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League of Legends Client rendered unusable after 10 year certificate expired(gamefragger.com)
2 points by dracotomes 9mo ago|0 comments
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by dracotomes 10mo ago
and it's back
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by dracotomes 1y ago
If the router were compromised, what use would "Having a competent firewall on your residential router" be? The edit was in response to "network operator's routers [...] don't perform any sort of filtering" and
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by dracotomes 1y ago
Is there any residential router that exposes internal endpoints be default? I've yet to come across one that does not have a deny-any policy on it's WAN interface and has incoming destination NATs setup up. What use is reducing th
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by dracotomes 2y ago
I self host a mail server too. Static IPs are not available for a residential connection where I live which makes PTR and SPF records hard. What I've been doing is using Oracle's "always free" VM to host VyOS as an ingre