panki27

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by panki27 16d ago
So using a wrong polishing cloth will damage that special surface, but not the inside of my pocket?
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by panki27 17d ago
I don't even have anything worthwile on my gitea instance, and the same thing happened to me. The only thing that ended up helping was disabling access for anonymous users.
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by panki27 24d ago
Have you seen Mantella yet? https://art-from-the-machine.github.io/Mantella/ tl;dr: let's you talk to all NPCs via LLM. Last time I tried it, latency was too much for it to be enjoyable, your approach seems to be
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by panki27 1mo ago
Oh wow. I ran FreeCAD today to design a little block with 2 holes to 3D print - just a little spacer. This did in in 2 messages, I'm impressed.
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by panki27 2mo ago
It's called DNSGlobe but it does not feature a globe, only a map :(
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by panki27 4mo ago
Not too far from the truth. The Flipper is good as a toy, but for serious RFID things you want a proxmark 3 clone with Iceman firmware ;)
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by panki27 4mo ago
I managed to get `pyvista` to render arbitrary 3D shapes directly to the terminal using kitty graphics. It's a giant hack, only way to make it performant is using shm. https://git.theresno.cloud/panki/kglobe
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by panki27 5mo ago
Had a similar setup based on an Arduino, 3 hardware filters (highs/mids/lows) for audio and a serial connection. Serial was used to read the MIDI clock from a DJ software. This allowed the device to count the beats, and since most
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by panki27 8mo ago
Ourobouros - The mythical snake that eats its own tail (and ingests its own excrement)
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by panki27 8mo ago
I wondered the same thing, but characters usually don't reach the edges, so I guess circles fit the average character better?
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by panki27 9mo ago
I have exactly the same Sony Vegas keygen experience as the parent poster, but with the song from your fifth link!
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by panki27 9mo ago
Nothing stops you from creating a PR :-)))
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by panki27 10mo ago
What does this do that OpenWebUI (or one of the many of other solutions) does not?
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by panki27 11mo ago
What are compile times like right now, with modern hardware?
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by panki27 11mo ago
I believe you are referring to GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux.
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by panki27 11mo ago
The link appears to be broken, it redirects me to the main page.
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by panki27 11mo ago
For tmux users: you can use the lock-command option with something like cmatrix for a quick and dirty screensaver.
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by panki27 11mo ago
My most used function is probably the one I use to find the most recent files: lt () { ls --color=always -lt ${1} | head }
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by panki27 11mo ago
It's hidden in the "Copy" drop down at the top right. https://http3-explained.haxx.se/~gitbook/pdf?limit=100
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by panki27 11mo ago
What are the chances that Telegram is an op by the FSB?
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CISA Emergency Directive 25-03 – Potential Compromise of Cisco Devices(cisa.gov)
1 points by panki27 1y ago|0 comments
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by panki27 1y ago
This must be the dream resource of every physics teacher.
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by panki27 1y ago
$ git clone --no-checkout $URL/repo.git $ cd repo/ $ git sparse-checkout init $ git sparse-checkout set subdirectory_i_want $ git checkout main
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by panki27 1y ago
All that's missing is `curl ... | sudo bash` as install instruction in the README
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by panki27 1y ago
This needs an option to use the Kitty Graphics Protocol: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol/ No need to render to ASCII/Unicode anymore!
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by panki27 1y ago
I'm pretty sure the generation could easily run locally on a low-to-mid tier graphics card. While it might take a bit longer to generate, you're still saving network and authentication latency.
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by panki27 1y ago
Some things never die. I'm pretty sure the Borland Database Engine that came with Delphi 7 ('97?) still runs on Windows 11.
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by panki27 1y ago
Just needs to prevent the system from booting, like CrowdStrike did
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by panki27 1y ago
Not your average end user call for support...
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by panki27 1y ago
Who is we?

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