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by gadrev 9d ago
Post hoc ergo propter hoc.
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by gadrev 27d ago
Yes. Also from looking for device compatibility: > Tested on one device: the Kobo Clara BW (N365, device code 391), firmware 4.45.23697. Every device write is gated on an exact match of framebuffer identity, geometry, device code, serial
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by gadrev 3mo ago
It's ridiculous. Not being able to work (or having tools/certain websites fail randomly each time there's a high audience match) because "soccer" tells you a lot about the priorities of the country. Or at least of t
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by gadrev 3mo ago
Nah, I skimmed TFA but then I went into the linked GH issues thread, and that's the one that scared me a bit. I just want to hold it for a while and not run into some of the things I'm reading since I'm on the latest ubuntu.
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by gadrev 3mo ago
Ok. $ apt-cache policy rsync | grep Installed Installed: 3.4.1+ds1-7ubuntu0.2 $ sudo apt-mark hold rsync rsync set on hold.
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by gadrev 6mo ago
Yes but you may need the IPs to warm up and build some reputation, depending where you setup your server the IPs may be burned. Check logs and reputation with some of the postmaster tools the major providers offer and with the services that
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by gadrev 10mo ago
Been a while since I've used it, but I remember using a tool for this, gita [1], you could also just pass through commands to each repo. [1]: https://github.com/nosarthur/gita/
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by gadrev 10mo ago
Just like sibling here, hard disagree. I don't like all toggles to be gone since dark mode quality varies a lot, and also I may want some sites or apps one way and some another way. So removing the choice and slapping all configuration
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by gadrev 1y ago
They updated it now
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by gadrev 1y ago
I didn't see anything in their status page [0] (yet). Not responding to pings either. EDIT: status page now reflects the outage. [0] https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/
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by gadrev 1y ago
Pocket was very convenient to send random articles to my Kobo, which comes with a Pocket integration. Great for reading long blog posts and such, easier on the eyes. Will miss it.
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by gadrev 1y ago
Magic, thank you. Works, at least for now, until they mess up with the layout again. So much better...
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by gadrev 2y ago
Discussed a couple days ago here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39927010
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by gadrev 3y ago
Down, accessing from EU. Got the error page with a telescope, and also another, more elaborate one about a host without DNS or something.
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by gadrev 3y ago
Gilbert Strang's course on Linear Algebra. Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL49CF3715CB9EF31D Not as big in scope, though, but great introduction.
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by gadrev 3y ago
I love e-ink devices. Just back from a reading session in my Kobo, and I sent this article to it of course :) (through Firefox/Pocket). I can even read in the swimming pool (it's water resistant), nothing better than reading in su
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by gadrev 3y ago
Agreed about the statistic of failure rate. For consistent profitablity it's probably at or below 2%, even if it's higher in a given year. The reason is not only lack of a strategy that doesn't depend on specific market condi
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by gadrev 3y ago
TA is a very broad umbrella, and forms of TA work. Day traders exploit it day after day. It doesn't require sophisticated technology or deep pockets. I see many people that necessarily aren't familiarized enough with the trading w
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by gadrev 3y ago
You're wrong in your conclusion, even though the argument looks good. The opportunity is there for the average person to take, but it needs sufficient skill / training, like any other skill. I can't "prove it" to yo
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by gadrev 3y ago
Linear Algebra was a course in the first semester of freshman year when I was in uni (this wasn't in the US or in an english speaking country). It was famous for being a "filter" course, that made a lot of people quit the deg
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by gadrev 3y ago
https://github.com/curl/trurl Apparently, it requires curl 7.81 to compile, but I'm on ubuntu 20 (7.6x) and wanted to do a quick try, so this patch makes it work (trivially) by removing the couple of new symbols d
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by gadrev 4y ago
Don't you remember the US pressuring to stop NS2 earlier in the year? How can Germany NOT be a "hesitant" ally in energy matters if its enconomy depends mostly on cheap energy, being the biggest EU exporter?
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by gadrev 4y ago
One possible problem is if ad blocking technologies spread enough, they will stop working because it becomes a problem big enough for YT & others, or at least the adfree experience becomes harder. I can't explain how, and I don&#x2
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by gadrev 4y ago
I believe I used this back in the day when preparing the LA course at uni, A First Course in Linear Algebra: http://linear.ups.edu/download.html . Also I'm sure it's been mentioned here already, but the MIT Linear
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by gadrev 4y ago
But...control of what? Instead of finding assembly lines of productive workers, they quickly discover that their product is produced by utterly unpredictable, uncooperative, disobedient, _and worst of all, unattractive people_ who resist a
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by gadrev 4y ago
You're right about sino, most likely they collapsed it for parsing purposes.
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by gadrev 4y ago
Agreed. I think it's a bad idea (for the stated purpose, not as a nice little project which is always good to see of course). There's already sort of a problem in spanish texts (articles, some books) where the author chooses to ma
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by gadrev 4y ago
But you can't "cast" from Newpipe (you'd have cast the phone's screen and play stuff in Newpipe in your phone). Which anyways is what I do when I start getting too many ads (typically I just shutdown the TV and try
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by gadrev 4y ago
It was a one-employee "company" (besides the founder). I don't think that qualifies as "any tech company". Just try to put yourself in the owner's shoes.
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by gadrev 4y ago
On the other hand, try making 10-15k/month in europe in a regular tech job, esp. with little experience (0-3yr). It's orders of magnitude more uncommon than doing so in the USA. So bring all the hate :)

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