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MartyPC – A Cycle-Accurate IBM PC/XT Emulator
(github.com)
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yitchelle
14h ago
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Wireless Interface Vulnerabilities of Hoymiles Microinverters [pdf]
(ccc.de)
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1d ago
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yitchelle
4d ago
within the article, there is linked technical document goes it the details of it, this is in English.
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Vulnerability in balcony solar panel inverter (de)
(ccc.de)
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5d ago
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Chinese ship completes first regular Arctic voyage to UK on 'Polar Silk Road'
(abc.net.au)
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yitchelle
11d ago
Window shopping is still allowed on Sunday in Germany.
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yitchelle
13d ago
Yes, exactly that. Most popular for used in a petrol station situation. What new Australian word are your referring to?
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yitchelle
14d ago
Common word in Australia.
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yitchelle
14d ago
Sorry to hear about your situation. I had a couple of times been in similar situation. It sounds like you are getting burned out. The only way to cope is to only deliver the minimum, and not care too much about it. This is risky as there is
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yitchelle
15d ago
As a matter of interest, would seeing a full disclosure that vibe coding was used sway your decision one way or the other?
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yitchelle
16d ago
I have seen a couple of them in Cologne.
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yitchelle
16d ago
Yes, that book is a stark reminder (or prediction).
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yitchelle
16d ago
Not possible on my system. It was only computer<->cassette connection.
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yitchelle
17d ago
This remind myself the good old 8bit days of using a cross-over RS232 cable to send a file from one computer to another. even at 30bps, it was much more reliable than write my data to a cassette tape on one computer and then reading on the
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yitchelle
17d ago
I am upvoting because learning German is a b*tch. Any help towards learning is welcomed!
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Atlantropa
(en.wikipedia.org)
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17d ago
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20d ago
So true. Even within a country, different states would argue for their own version of it. (Looking at you, Bavaria)
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yitchelle
22d ago
its a terrible scandal, lives were lost. The lack of accountability is astounding.
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yitchelle
22d ago
I am guessing the ash cloud is blocking the heat from the sun to reduce the temperatures. But if the heat is generated from underneath the cloud, an ash cloud will not help.
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yitchelle
22d ago
Hey, nice work. I tried it and it worked quite good for my 10min test. One short question, can you generate the music for other languages such as French or German?
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yitchelle
26d ago
The post names "Prometheus Tree Stump" as the 6th oldest living things. Can a tree stump be classified as living? The quality of articles from Atlas Obscura has come down significantly over the recent years. Is it AI slop or Human
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yitchelle
1mo ago
If a break through product comes out of a hackathon, that would be amazing. As far as I can see it after participating in a few of them, I think a hackathon is more than that. There social aspect of it is important, including the motivation
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1mo ago
On the other hand, if AI enables ideas like wildfire prediction to the come into the public's view, it should be encouraged, right? imho, its seems to be the right app to have won.
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Turbo Pascal's IDE was my first glimpse into debugging beyond strategically place print statements. It was a game changer. Imagine single stepping through your code and inspecting your variables!
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https://github.com/wowitsjack/freeMarkable
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yitchelle
1mo ago
Subscription is not strictly tied to temporal events, but it is definitely a popular configuration.
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Plenty lens manufacturers from China have a small USB port either in on the lens itself or its cap. Mostly of updating its software. Here is a good example of what it can do for the Kase lens. https://www.youtube.com/shorts&
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In the Shadow of the (Berlin) Wall
(slowtravelberlin.com)
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The Berlin Wall was built right outside The Neumanns‘ apartment overnight. They lived on its shadow and survived to see it fall. Herbert Neumann documented it all (illegally) on camera. Interview by Thalia Gigerenzer.
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Rclone syncs your files to cloud storage
(rclone.org)
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