mszcz

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by mszcz 3d ago
I have 4 of the old ones in service and they're great. Whenever I need to remotely reboot a server those come in handy just great, no more fear of what I'm going to do if the server doesn't come back online. It also solved th
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by mszcz 7d ago
Oh man, I loved the 65t! I remember Jabra making great true wireless headphones. They were small, sounded ok, had actual buttons but operating them didn't push the earbud against the brain. Miss that a lot. Nowadays it's all touch
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by mszcz 8d ago
Good to know. I don't buy Samsung anymore anyway. I have two CRG9s and they're already showing same problems after a couple of years. Had a midrange phone from them some years ago - started dying 6mo in (battery, restarts, slownes
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by mszcz 8d ago
Which ones? I'd be happy to know the brands.
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by mszcz 29d ago
I mean, if you were to use that name for an IKEA product, you can do worse than wine glasses :P A bed would be a little too on the nose I think.
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by mszcz 8mo ago
Couple of years ago I worked as a full stack web dev for a electronics distributor. At that time we had a couple of DB problems, it would get overwhelmed, shit itself and our page would show an error. I found some time and, instead of fixin
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by mszcz 10mo ago
Isn’t it (ChatControl) also „marketed” as „safe and secure”? If they (politicians) don’t have their comms backdoored and still get their data stolen, then why would I trust them to secure (read „safely snoop on”) mine or even know what they
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by mszcz 11mo ago
Same here. I recently started thinking about upgrading my Synology NAS to something newer they offered. When I read about the hard drive restrictions I thought no-one would be _that_ stupid. Imagine my surprise when it turned out to be 100%
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by mszcz 2y ago
When I read what you wrote I immediately thought of "(...) HAL was told to lie... by people who find it easy to lie. HAL doesn't know how, so he couldn't function. He became paranoid. (...)".
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by mszcz 2y ago
Great point. I think that Blindsight by Peter Watts explores the concept of alien intelligence without consciousness.
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by mszcz 2y ago
However true that might be, I’d rather try to avoid wrestling with software for my data. If that’s really the case then even if it’s free I’m pretty sure you’re not getting your money’s worth.
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by mszcz 2y ago
Yeah, I've never found XML to be easy to edit/bulk edit/edit by hand. I suppose there are tools that would allow me to do that but since I would use them sporadically, I'd need to re-learn them every use. At the same ^D&
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by mszcz 2y ago
Exactly. I can try out stupid stuff, but because it's all text files and no magic, reverting back is as easy as it gets.
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by mszcz 2y ago
I tried it years ago but finally settled on HLedger. Like GnuCash, I own and control my data, but with HLedger I have an ability to go in and correct or change something (and not in a "accounting-appropriate" way) in bulk just by
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by mszcz 2y ago
Onyx makes a HDMI "25 eInk display [0]. It's pricey. [0] https://onyxboox.com/boox_mirapro edit: "25, not "27
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by mszcz 3y ago
This looks awesome. I’ve been wondering if it would be practical/feasible to create something similar but portable, self-contained for quieter, „local” sounds, like for instance locating a termite-like bug(s?) that’s been terrorizing m
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by mszcz 3y ago
I'm using "Easy Move+Resize". Works great.
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by mszcz 3y ago
Had the same feeling. This had all the hallmarks of vaporware for me - something was introduced in a TED talk (that's a personal turn off). No clear definition or description. Then the fashion show, and for what? Building "buzz&
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by mszcz 3y ago
Hey, those evaluations won't evaluate themselves you know! That's important work!
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by mszcz 3y ago
Oh...
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by mszcz 3y ago
Does anyone know what charting library they're using?
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by mszcz 3y ago
> Just because it can’t scale, doesn’t mean it isn’t wrong. That. I'm so tired of this excuse being used which basically amounts to complaining that you wouldn't been able to get so big and fat if you didn't break the rule
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by mszcz 3y ago
Same here. I'm really surprised that after Pebble's implosion nothing appeared to fill the void. I could've bet real money that within a couple of years we're going to see at least a couple of products at least close to
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by mszcz 3y ago
If you buy your phone from a carrier. If you buy directly from a vendor I don't see how they (carriers) would be able to inject it. Radio firmware however is, as I understand it, a completely different thing...
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by mszcz 3y ago
Did you mean Mgła?
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by mszcz 3y ago
Ha! I asked Bard a couple of nights ago about some TV series (circa 2021) trivia - "does xxx die in season xxx of show xxx?". The answer looked suspicious so I clicked "view alternative answers" or something. I only read
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by mszcz 3y ago
That always astounds me - someone expecting me to pay them for something right after I was lied to by them (the ad). Who do those ads target?
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by mszcz 3y ago
> it depends on the threat model. If you're Finland Yes, I agree, in cases like this, sure. In general however I think that compulsory training is more wasteful than usual. > Of course, you could always argue that that's wha
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by mszcz 3y ago
I've always thought of those compulsory military training schemes as a little silly. You have a bunch of unmotivated people that don't want to be there. You have to house them, feed them, train them for what, 3, 6, 12 months? Seem
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by mszcz 3y ago
Yeah, I hate that. It's usually easy to spot, so I click "allow" on the JS notification and then block the real one when it pops up.

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