gibs0ns

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by gibs0ns 1y ago
I typically get stuck on the marketing stage. Far too often I build a project, only to get ready to deploy it, then struggle to think of a name/domain for it. Then coupled with the thought of struggling to market the project, I end up
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by gibs0ns 1y ago
That was my exact thought. I've seen this a lot on IoT devices, to detect IP collisions/changes.
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by gibs0ns 2y ago
I've used Rongta thermal printers a fair bit, I've found them to be cost effective and easy to use. I mostly use them via WebUSB and some random JS ESC/POS lib. Though I have never bought directly from Rongta.
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by gibs0ns 2y ago
Stop being weird.
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by gibs0ns 2y ago
What would you want them to do if the tables were reversed? Support him, don't take advantage.
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by gibs0ns 3y ago
I used "tl" and/or "tldr" for the first few prompts, then variations like "tldr with each letter on new line"
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by gibs0ns 4y ago
I self host a lot, including some business related infrastructure for my home office (some employees also work from here). However services designed to be accessed by a wider public audience (eg; websites, emails, Nextcloud) are hosted on a
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by gibs0ns 4y ago
I am having this issue too. It seems it's making a POST request to localhost:8000, looks like their prod is broken.
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by gibs0ns 4y ago
How long until we start seeing HN headlines like; How I turned my home into a faraday cage to stop all those pesky IoT devices phoning home.
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by gibs0ns 4y ago
Surely there are people of all different nationalities that share that thought? Seems weird to make it only about Americans.
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by gibs0ns 5y ago
I can cope with it during the day by keeping my mind active along with background noises, it has really turned me into a workaholic. I too used to listen to loud music when I was younger, I never noticed it cause issues for me at the time.
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by gibs0ns 5y ago
Imagine this, you're laying in bed at night, it's quiet outside just as it should be when sleeping, except for the constant ringing of your tinnitus. You roll over, maybe you cover your ears or put a pillow over them, but the ring
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by gibs0ns 5y ago
I've generally considered an SSH tunnel as a poor man's VPN. If you're going to the effort to spinup a machine, and use SSH anyway, i find it much easier to use `ssh user@server.com -D 4444` then I can set my browser's p
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by gibs0ns 5y ago
I was recently looking for an email forwarding service to use for a few months, initially I was searching Github for a decent OSS project that could do this for me, which is when I found your repo for Forward Email. The repo code was exactl
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by gibs0ns 5y ago
Having previously led a SoC2 implementation at a few large multi-nationals, the request coming from your company strikes me as either; A) they're being super lazy and using Drata as a blanket to cover a bunch of SoC2 requirements B) it
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by gibs0ns 5y ago
For those out there using S3 to store their personal backups, I'd like to recommend Wasabi [0] as either a replacement or addition to AWS S3. Wasabi offers object storage in multiple regions, compatible with AWS S3 API and therefore is
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by gibs0ns 5y ago
Super weird mental gymnastics you got going on there. Hope you find love, and you don't kill them because they cross you.
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by gibs0ns 5y ago
Either ethical or otherwise, what are some not-crap ad tech companies, that sell their services?
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by gibs0ns 5y ago
Also checkout secured.gg [0], I recently discovered them while researching DDoS solutions used by other popular game servers (for Minecraft, and GTA5). I haven't used them but their pricing seemed reasonable to me. [0] https:/&#x
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by gibs0ns 5y ago
This essentially echos my experience anytime I have had to deal with Microsoft support. It's unfathomable how bad their support is and the difficulty to get anything done even when presenting clear evidence/facts.
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by gibs0ns 5y ago
For me, I don't define any variables via the cli, i put them all in the docker-compose.yml or accompanying .env file, that way it's a simple `docker-compose up` to deploy. Then I can track these files via git, and deploy to remote
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by gibs0ns 6y ago
Props for bird lives. It's amazing how many people don't realise cats kill for sport, and unlike a dog for example, can't be trained not to do so.
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by gibs0ns 6y ago
Excuse me if this doesn't make sense, I'm non-US and don't understand the ordeal with college. Based on this project and your comments here on HN, you seem more knowledgeable than the average college-goer. Is college really n
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by gibs0ns 6y ago
Unfortunate name. To say something is rocky, is like saying it's unstable/unreliable.
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by gibs0ns 6y ago
Shells come in all shapes and sizes, I hope they will be compatible.
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by gibs0ns 6y ago
I discovered Babylon last year iirc and was impressed by demos, docs, and support by Microsoft so I figured I wanted to build something worthwhile in it to try it out. I decided to start developing a 3rd-person MMORPG using Babylon v4.0 as
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by gibs0ns 6y ago
Node-red is indeed great, and useful even for novice users that can't code, while still being powerful for power users that want to write JS. I run Home Assistant (on their Hassio OS) on a raspberry pi2, which includes integration for
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by gibs0ns 6y ago
It might be worth looking at ESPHome ( https://esphome.io/ ), it's very similar to Tasmota but modular and is configured via yaml files. It also supports OTA updates for firmware/config changes (after the initial fl
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by gibs0ns 6y ago
Do you know of, or can recommend, any studies on this "waking up the neural pathways" effect? I'm wondering what is happening here, surely it's more than simply firing those pathways as I'd imagine that to happen wi
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by gibs0ns 6y ago
Many years ago, before I discovered fish, I tried the loved by many zsh shell, but found myself spending too much time messing with the configs to get it how i wanted. On my quest to find something better and avoid coding my own, I discover

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