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slovette
2y ago
Ubiquiti has all of this as part of their Protect product line. No subscriptions. They were/are the answer for me once i didn’t enjoy having to play troubleshooter anymore on the less polished type setups like Home assistant.
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2y ago
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How Home Assistant is being used to protect from missile and drone attacks
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2y ago
I came into the comments to say this as well. Why are these two completely different metrics being put into the same title as if they correlate in some rational way? The answer is they don’t, but it incites irrational reactions. Which, in m
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slovette
2y ago
This is how marriages end in divorce. Haha.
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slovette
3y ago
I run an IT firm. Pretty sure you’ve solved a huge problem with remote hardware diagnostics for us. Ordered one for test. Thanks for making this.
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slovette
3y ago
This. The problem with YouTube is often enough, I’m looking for something specific that takes 10 secs to convey. I don’t want to watch a 10 min video to get the 10 secs I need. Maybe LLM’s auto transcribing and pinning timelines to them (li
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slovette
3y ago
So, is this basically N8N with an OpenAI module?
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slovette
3y ago
I don’t know a single person that bought a Tesla solely because they thought they’d be income generating “robotaxis”. Not a single one.
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3y ago
While perhaps a nominal iteration of improvement, cable was this way too. You didn’t have to have the $100 /month service package. There was always the $30 /mo basic cable (no guide box). The industry simply recycling its business
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3y ago
Ehm. No. Innocent until proven guilty, not guilt until proven innocent. Being de-platformed from financial infrastructure is tantamount to being economically jailed and instantly forced into life altering poverty. This isn’t some silly app
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slovette
4y ago
Match rates where true for me as well in comparison to other apps. However, what I found interesting is that I’d routinely run out of matches on my last month of being “premium”. As soon as the paid gig was up, all of a sudden, profiles of
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5y ago
Yeah, I honestly think this is an overly complex analysis that’s genuinely simple in reality: You get out what you put in. We spend attention bandwidth to those we relate to. Those that don’t, we naturally let those text messages go unatten
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5y ago
I don’t understand how this rating is calculated? The fide profile doesn’t have any recorded matches or statistics on him, just the rank number that I can see.
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5y ago
Privacy.com
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5y ago
I think there’s a future where phones are all-in-one devices. When in my pocket, it’s a screen-first mobile device. When plugged into a dock, it’s a full-blown MacOS machine. I could then have “profiles” for personal and work environments.
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5y ago
I use ‘Paste’ on my Mac and I LOVE it. Search, easy hot key to a reference window, unlimited history that syncs to iCloud, paste as plain text and I can exclude certain things like my password manager. $15 /year
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5y ago
Isn’t the real value of things like OnlyFans the marketplace and discovery for consumers? If you remove that component, then it’s just a personal content blog with a paywall, which is not exciting at all. I don’t intend to be rude, I’m jus
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5y ago
I have a question: How do these way early startups put together such animated, great looking website / landing pages? Are one of you founders just brilliant front end designers? Is there some kind of easy/cheap service I’m missing
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5y ago
I’d like to see one too. But, my suspicion would be most have realized a hybrid work environment is best (at least those in leadership positions). You simply can’t get rid of certain types of productivity that only come from face:face inter
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5y ago
As a person that’s been in development, devops, secops, network engineering and now co-runs a software backed IT service startup focused on SMB’s, this doesn’t actually work well IRL in my opinion. Hosted desktops require a consistent, reli
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5y ago
I mean, the only downfall to this is that the fundamental resources you speak of “shelter, water, food...” in a game are infinite duplications of the same model with no “cost”. In the real world, that stuff isn’t an unlimited, instantaneous
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5y ago
It's highly possible, they don't offer individual private networking.
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5y ago
Apple is perfectly suited for this with the iPad. But if you’ve ever set an iPad up for a toddler.... you’ll know the nightmare of Apple ID, numerous repetitive authentication issues and their terrible “screentime” UI/functions. It has
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5y ago
This observation is probably correct. A “subnet” is simply a predefined and dedicated space of IP addresses given on any type of network (most likely public or at least not-private). What you probably want is a Private Network (or Private C
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5y ago
Mine was there just now. The Amazon Apps are awful on IOS, I often have to wait a few for a page in the app to fully load with all the options/settings.
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5y ago
So % of sold cars that end up in fatal crashes: Tesla: 0.0322% (or 1 in about 3100 cars sold) Ford: 0.8836% (or 1 in about 114 cars sold) Its late for me, so check my math, but I think it’s right.
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5y ago
I’m going to guess that you are young (<30)? If so, my only advice is just keep doing what you’re doing. Start, get bored, start something else, get bored. Do it over and over again. Don’t stop. Keep going until you find yourself into so
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5y ago
Energy. Storage is the topic of the day, but I personally think nuclear science is the tip of an iceberg we are completely blind of today. But when we start turning on the light in that corner, it’s going to rocket technological progress in
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5y ago
Yes. It’s the cycle of life. Biologically, I am a carnivorous animal, so are you. We simply possess the faculties to choose not to be in a reasonable way, but it doesn’t stop the fact that nature/universe/god/whatever made yo
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