xvolter

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by xvolter 4mo ago
Depends on the server you are using to host your media sever from. If you're using a Raspberry Pi, then you might not be able to support transcoding at all, definitely not for a 4K AV1 video and a lot of modern formats. So even if Appl
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by xvolter 4mo ago
The official Plex app hasn't been updated to take advantage of all the hardware decoding support available on the Apple TV. I moved to Infuse, a paid third-app, which I use to stream my Plex media content. Jellyfin official apps are sp
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by xvolter 3y ago
> and it's "better for the environment" because every year you don't buy a new phone, the environment is happy. This seems wrong. I am still on an iPhone Xs Max from 2018 and it still gets software updates. It looks l
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by xvolter 4y ago
Sounds like he used to be younger and needs to see an optometrist.
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by xvolter 5y ago
PatientPal | Full-Stack/Angular Engineers | Boston, MA based | Fully Remote (US or Canada) | Full-time PatientPal.com is automating the administration for medical offices, adding price transparency to the US healthcare industry. From a
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by xvolter 5y ago
I used Grammarly in the past and I stopped because the privacy issues were concerning. I switched to https://www.antidote.info/en , which works entirely on-device, without sending your data to a cloud service. They now do of
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by xvolter 5y ago
Actually, SSO is usually a requirement for even basic security audits. So SSO is essentially required for companies operating in specific sectors, regardless of their size. Healthcare and military contracts are two obvious ones, but any com
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by xvolter 5y ago
PatientPal.com | Remote | Full-time | Sr. Software Engineer Help build the perfect medical front desk automation. We’re a growing SaaS company, focused on adding price transparency and automation to outpatient medical practices. We offer se
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by xvolter 5y ago
For anyone who is interested, the actual blog post on his website was deleted. It's available on the Way Back Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20210601160519/https://www.kamau...
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by xvolter 5y ago
This has been annoying for me. I build a healthcare EMR software, and the browser trying to autofill the employee's information into every patient field is often a problem. By accident we end up with patient's phone numbers, addre
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by xvolter 5y ago
I agree entirely. I've tried zsh and other replacements, but I keep coming back to Fish. It's intelligent, loaded with features, and ohmyfish adds a lot. No other machine I connect to has fish, but for my own machines, it's m
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by xvolter 5y ago
No one wants used products for "new" prices, but plenty of people would be willing to buy open-box items at discounted prices. It's a huge thing for appliances. In most situations, however, things are simply repackaged and so
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by xvolter 5y ago
I don't think most stores would offer returns, except it is often forced on them buy credit card companies to protect their consumers. American Express, Visa, and Mastercard all have some kind of requirement that the merchant allows re
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by xvolter 6y ago
Years ago, there was a failed gaming device called a Stinky Board, it's a D-PAD controlled with your feet. I got one at a gaming convention and have never put it to good use. Now I have a reason to pull it out of storage. Link to unava
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by xvolter 6y ago
Maybe I am missing something, but iOS 14 has had beta versions out for developers for months; I had been running iOS14 and Big Sur for testing for weeks. Apple has always had developer previews and at some point, when mostly stable, they of
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by xvolter 6y ago
I do not think it is. Blockchains are meant as a data store. Archival, verifiable. But not easily searchable. There is no design on blockchain for advanced query languages/logic. It seems like the OP is going after something like block
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by xvolter 6y ago
I think this comes down to price. They are constantly buying drives and to avoid supply issues, it is acceptable to have a hard drive that fails to a certain degree, if the price is balanced. It would be interesting if these reports include
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by xvolter 6y ago
I also posted to the github gist, this the sed command here is not cross-plataform friendly. You can accomplish the same thing with an awk command though: awk '/^###/' "$0"
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by xvolter 6y ago
Right. Firefox and Safari (iOS and desktop) haven't implemented the Clipboard.read functionality yet either, only Chrome has and it's only available on use action such as a click or keydown (and not available on touch or scroll ev
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by xvolter 6y ago
I agree with this. As a privacy-first company, for them to make any decision that is for performance but adds additional privacy risk shows they make the wrong decisions. They also left this for over a year after being told about it and par
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by xvolter 6y ago
Some of the models look cool, but this website is unchanged since 2014/2015. Not sure they’re active.
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Tesla Software Version 10.0(tesla.com)
368 points by xvolter 7y ago|625 comments
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by xvolter 7y ago
This is what I thought had happened. They've supported MFA for awhile, so simple enough to reset a password and make sure MFA is turned on. I prefer when companies are proactive.
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by xvolter 8y ago
It wasn't listed in tech specs, but it was never hidden or kept secret. It probably could have been more explicitly detailed, but in the FAQs for the Nest Secure it even tells the user: > Can Nest Secure detect breaking glass? No. W
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by xvolter 8y ago
The microphone is not part of the Nest thermostat, it's only part of the Nest Secure, the keypad which is included as part of the Nest Guard.
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by xvolter 8y ago
Since the best options currently rely on remote programming and browser-accessed IDEs, has anyone tried using a remote desktop tool, Parallels Access, TeamViewer, or VM software to simply remotely program? I can't imagine it'd be
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by xvolter 9y ago
PatientPal [patientpal.health] | Full-Time | Fully Remote Full-stack Javascript developers, Angular frontend, serverless TypeScript backend. PatientPal is reducing the cost of healthcare, from clipboard to claim. Our ambitious goal is not t
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by xvolter 9y ago
Are they aware that "Surgical‑grade stainless steel" means extremely cheap? Surgical‑grade stainless steel is designed to be single-use. They advertise their phone as having steel that is good enough to use once?
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by xvolter 9y ago
The data was very interesting, but there wasn't anything meaningful mentioned that came out of the data, other than possibly where you should look to move to if you have flexibility. I personally bought a house in my early twenties. At
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by xvolter 9y ago
They're charging for it now hoping most people do not opt for it. It provides a smaller user base of more interested, Tesla-dedicated customers who are willing to test out the new functionality before they make it standard. Their order

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