nbutyllithium

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by nbutyllithium 2y ago
Excellent development! I saw first Obsidian years ago but my main use case would have been for myself at work and I wasn't willing to battle the bureaucratic hoops at my job to try a product I wasn't sure I'd actually stick w
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by nbutyllithium 3y ago
> Why don't the fuel producers do this? I recall reading about some of them looking into it but running into issues ensuring a "clean" recycled plastic supply at the scales they need. Can't seem to find the article in
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by nbutyllithium 4y ago
I decided to set up a local instance yesterday with my 3070 TI 8GB and had similar success, about 10 seconds per image at the default settings. Like you I also opted for a different repo [0] which emphasized adding a GUI but I think also op
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by nbutyllithium 4y ago
I've had good experiences with Home Designer [1]. Used it to mock up how I wanted my basement finished [2] so I could solicit quotes and ended up running around the house measuring rooms so I could model the rest of the house (for fun.
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by nbutyllithium 5y ago
Perhaps the biggest difference is DD-WRT will accept binary-blob drivers for some SOCs / Wi-Fi chips whereas Open-WRT won't. This is notably problematic for Broadcom powered devices where the result is often that Open-WRT cannot p
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by nbutyllithium 5y ago
It's specifically enabled for those enrolled in the full self driving beta (and only while it's enabled). As far as I know it's not yet made its way to those who just use autopilot which is what was used with that remarkably
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by nbutyllithium 5y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding their online shop (which annoyingly requires a login to view) shows replacement cables of 75 foot or 150 foot length (for $60 and $85 respectively). The gen 1 dish had a 100 foot cable that wasn't made
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by nbutyllithium 5y ago
At the end of it all you'll probably be happy with Ubiquiti. Pretty flexible spread of products and features that you could likely adapt to a change of living arrangements without major upheaval. For myself I wasn't quite willing
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by nbutyllithium 5y ago
I just recently went through this myself. Bottom line up front: I ended up with two Belkin RT3200s for $100 a piece (which are just rebranded Linksys E8450) which I flashed OpenWRT onto. They're one of the few WiFi 6 routers that are s
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by nbutyllithium 6y ago
A bit of a complicated subject but the short answer is you're correct humidity does reduce the efficiency of air conditioning. The reason why(/long answer) is that as it cools the air the humidity in the air (i.e. water vapor) wil
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by nbutyllithium 7y ago
Terrifying! At least the Sunbeam toaster in his video had a mechanism that requires the toast be removed before the cycle can start again (~11:25 in the video). Thinking of all the possible ways something can fail and mitigating them can be
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by nbutyllithium 7y ago
Sizer - I have been using a custom script in DisplayFusion* to accomplish a similar purpose but I like the interface with sizer more (especially the ability to make preset sizes). Thanks for sharing. * https://www.displayfusion.co
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by nbutyllithium 7y ago
If you're using windows I'd also recommend checking out share-x ( https://getsharex.com/ ). I'm not exactly a power user for this type of application but share-x appears to have some more advanced features that
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by nbutyllithium 7y ago
I had never used a side-by-side window manager before but, after seeing a coworker using TotalCommander, I stumbled across Double Commander ( https://doublecmd.sourceforge.io/ ). It's open source, cross platform, and &qu
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by nbutyllithium 8y ago
Correct, one of the links in the article shows a pretty clear comparison between rainbow scale, how that looks to someone with color deficiency (with the dark portions on the ends), and their proposed scale. https://www.comsol.co