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kbuck
2mo ago
I must be missing something -- Cursor has no unlimited plan? I'll grant that the usage limits on auto are very generous, though. I think they need to be for Cursor to stay relevant.
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kbuck
6mo ago
I bought a Home Assistant Voice Preview Edition to try out. It's surprisingly good, but still falls short when compared to Google Home speakers: - Wake word detection isn't as good as the Google Homes (more false positives, more f
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kbuck
7mo ago
Works for me? Check the little "more info" button - it sounds like your browser is rejecting the TLS certificate, not completely unable to connect.
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kbuck
9mo ago
Mysa thermostats - don't integrate well with Home Assistant and can't even reliably follow schedule. Every Samsung phone I've ever owned - great hardware, but the software is a mess, especially with all of the Samsung apps th
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kbuck
1y ago
I was very happy to find that there are similar libraries for Mitsubishi units as well: 1: https://github.com/SwiCago/HeatPump 2: https://github.com/echavet/MitsubishiCN105Esphome I've got th
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kbuck
1y ago
Or attach an ESP32 to the boiler's control board that closes a dry contact circuit...?
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kbuck
2y ago
I'm especially curious about which ones are earning "life-changing" money for their authors. I couldn't find an easy way to list Substack newsletters by subscriber count, though. (By revenue would be even better.)
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kbuck
3y ago
Roblox | Senior Software Engineer | ONSITE (San Mateo, CA, USA) | Full time We are hiring systems engineers experienced in C++ to work on the game engine that powers our platform, supporting extensive user-generated content from 2M+ develop
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kbuck
3y ago
You can install the microcode driver to have Linux provide the updated microcode, if you'd like. (Depending on your distro, it might already be doing it.) https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/deve
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kbuck
3y ago
Some (all?) Trane heat pump models are re-branded Mitsubishi units.[0] Not sure about Carrier. [0]: https://www.metahvac.com/
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kbuck
3y ago
I think the big issue is the different "tuning" for each heat pump system. For example, a heat pump water heater needs a different maximum temperature than an air conditioner, and has much different cycling behavior. This leads to
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kbuck
4y ago
MrCool has a DIY cassette that is designed to fit between residential joists: https://mrcool.com/diy-ceiling-cassette/ No idea if it's any good though, and I don't really like the big logo and big black IR re
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kbuck
4y ago
Just because a device isn't cloud-connected doesn't mean it isn't designed for planned obsolescence. For example, the ongoing cheapening of major appliances, or the DRM applied to printer cartridges and coffee pods. This is a
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kbuck
4y ago
What do you mean by a "mesh-oriented obfuscation"? My best guess is: serving a different subset of the VM detection code to each client?
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kbuck
4y ago
Site appears to be down. Mirror: http://web.archive.org/web/20230206232359/https://eulawenfor...
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kbuck
4y ago
Anything dense (e.g. lasagna, meatloaf, etc.) is good for a lower power level / more time trade-off. It will end up more evenly warm without the edges exploding. I usually use power 3 or 4 for these dense dishes.
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kbuck
4y ago
Panasonic "inverter" microwaves actually do reduce the power output. It's one of my favorite features. On power level 1 you can actually soften butter without melting random pits into it. Unfortunately, at least on my current
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kbuck
4y ago
Good. Spam calls and texts are a blight, and nobody was doing anything about it until regulation kicked in. Last year, after receiving several spam texts from numbers that were registered to Bandwidth.com (which was already difficult to dis
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kbuck
4y ago
On most (all?) carriers, you can forward spam SMS messages to 7726 ("spam" on the keypad) to report messages as spam. That said, I've got no idea if they actually do anything actionable with this data. It certainly doesn'
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kbuck
4y ago
Assuming you're using Chargepoint level 2 chargers (3.3/6.6kW AC, not DC fast chargers), they are reporting energy delivered. There is no data channel to report energy stored; only level 3 (DC fast charge) charging ports establish
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kbuck
4y ago
FYI, it looks like you've been shadowbanned ever since a rather uncivil comment in 2013. Most of your recent comments are dead, the rest I assume someone hit "vouch" for.
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kbuck
4y ago
Cloudflare won't tell you the abuse contact or the origin IP, they'll just forward your entire abuse report verbatim to the hosting provider of the booter, who will either ignore it or forward it (also verbatim and unredacted) to
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kbuck
4y ago
Blind forces you to sign up with a work email address (matching domain name) and verifies the address. I'm not sure Glassdoor does any verification. If you really need to verify that the user is an employee, validating an email address
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kbuck
4y ago
8.8.8.8 and 4.2.2.1 have strict rate-limits configured that make them uninteresting/unsuitable for reflection attacks. The real issue is misconfigured resolvers exposed to the internet, not intentionally-provided recursive resolvers. I
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kbuck
4y ago
Same here. Other people have probably collectively spent vastly more than 2 years' time mitigating and recovering from attacks launched by this guy's service. As a previous victim, I'm still glad to hear there are at least so
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kbuck
4y ago
Check out Synology NASes (and now they make a router too). Basically exactly what you describe.
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kbuck
5y ago
Easier inventory management for stores like Best Buy. Instead of having to carry SKUs for the T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, etc. carrier-locked variant of each phone (which, I'll admit results in some combinatorial explosion), they can
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5y ago
The phone wasn't remotely locked; Best Buy's entire new iPhone stock uses "flex activation" which will automatically lock the phone to the first SIM card that's inserted. Fi's primary network is T-Mobile, so fo
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5y ago
This is due to buying the phone from Best Buy. Best Buy's new Apple phones (even if claimed to be "unlocked") are configured to automatically carrier lock to the first SIM inserted. Fi's primary network is T-Mobile, so t
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kbuck
5y ago
The "live feed" on the home page of this site seems to be filled with some spammer's posts, who is, terrifyingly, requesting human kidneys in exchange for payment.
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