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by dsvf 12d ago
You can do that just fine. You can order a minimum of five PCBs and choose to have only two assembled. Then you'll get three unpopulated PCBs and two assembled ones. That's a way to get finished PCBs very cheaply. Be aware that ev
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by dsvf 1mo ago
... Of which (TLS terminators) caddy is IMO the easiest for hobbyists, as was the starting point of this subthread
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by dsvf 1mo ago
Fair enough, http is enough - I anyways have one caddy to rule them all. However, if your app is picky about reverse proxying, e.g. headers, please add a sample caddy config. It's often the first thing I'm looking for if I'm
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by dsvf 1mo ago
As a one-person-scale selfhoster that has wrangled Apache and nginx before, I'm also saying go for caddy straight away.
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by dsvf 5mo ago
As a native German speaker, I have also referred to a chatbot in English as "he", and similar to you, a native English speaker, felt jarred by it. It was definitely not out of any personification or humanization though. In German,
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by dsvf 7mo ago
Andrew Zonenberg posted a Twitter thread a year or two ago where he fixed a missing PCB trace some layers down a PCB, with a stereo microscope, precision mill and very steady hands. Edit: here's the thread. It's a 6 layer PCB with
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by dsvf 8mo ago
I don't know if their math is incorrect, but your intuition of the limit case is - downhill slope is the ratio of height change per length. A perpendicular angle thus has "infinite percent" slope (since the denominator, lengt
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by dsvf 8mo ago
It _does_ open up amazing opportunities for compression though.
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by dsvf 9mo ago
I always understood this requirement as "garage will run fine on hardware with 1GB RAM total" - meaning the 1GB includes the RAM used by the OS and other processes. I think that most current consumer hardware that is a, potential
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by dsvf 9mo ago
I keep wanting to get into Kicad, and the learning curve did become easier in the last years. But what I _want_ is to get a usable board into my hands, not just create a beautiful layout file. Historically, my pain points were were footprin
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by dsvf 9mo ago
Immich manages to detect my kids faces much better than expected. I only have two years, but it is spot on with kid #1 from newborn to 2yo, and it manages to not mix up the new baby photos of #2 with the baby photos of #1. In my 44k photos
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by dsvf 9mo ago
Not my experience hosting immich for close to two years now. There was only one "breaking change" a long time ago where you would have to manually change a docker image in the compose file, but since then things have been smooth f
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by dsvf 1y ago
You could keep the Hetzner VPS with storage for faster online serving of assets and connect a second immich instance only for machine learning on your home server. That way you'd get the best of both worlds: fast media serving and high
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by dsvf 2y ago
No question, but just in general appreciation for the wonderful content you put out there that we get to enjoy!
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by dsvf 2y ago
Yes, your input into the thread cleared many things up for me, thanks!
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by dsvf 2y ago
I'm a happy and satisfied JuiceFS user here, so I too would be interested in the difference between these. Is the Regatta key point caching?
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by dsvf 2y ago
I develop an app with flutter on Mac OS. I open xcode when creating a new project to setup signing. I never installed Android studio since I use an Android device for testing and just use the command line tools and SDK (setting this up with
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by dsvf 2y ago
Some of this is intentional on websites from Google. Google sheets has a very very annoying bug where if you want to multiply two values in a cell formula and press the asterisk key, the cursor jumps to the left of the asterisk. You then ha
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by dsvf 2y ago
Even better, the latest release from a few weeks ago lets you manually set the delay for long press. I've set it for 100ms and can now blaze through mines even faster. But that guaranteed solvable makes it so much better than nondeterm
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by dsvf 2y ago
Happy immich user here! I once took a cute photo of our baby chewing on a whisk, and actually finding the correct photo in an unsorted, untagged huge pile of photos by simply searching for "whisk" was a mindblow experience! It i