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AlbinoDrought
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Comment #48997550
I had a similar usecase and also struggled with supported devices. Ended up grabbing some Yepkit switchable hubs (aka YKUSH), they work great, but a tad on the pricey side.
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Comment #48774993
Up in Canada, we had RoboRoach: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RoboRoach
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Comment #48414694
Interesting, I guess we've been doing it wrong this whole time, as we do `fix(ABC-123): some message here`, which ends up being linked great, renders very nicely into the automated…
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Comment #47448968
There's an interesting subset of Windows machines out there running in "S" mode [1]. This mode restricts the customer to only using applications from the Windows Store. We get occa…
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Comment #46876351
This model does not fit in 12G of VRAM - even the smallest quant is unlikely to fit. However, portions can be offloaded to regular RAM / CPU with a performance hit. I would recomme…
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Comment #46688381
I did this as well when the previous Nova launcher news came out. It took maybe a day to get used to, but I like it much more now - I have nothing to organize, I just access what I…
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Comment #46596868
Since this is about DO managed Postgres: if you're using it with replicas, they use async replication and RPO can be greater than 15 minutes. Since failover is triggered during upg…
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Comment #46252094
I've also seen https://github.com/jackc/pgx used in many projects
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Comment #46211832
I'd love a referral to your certificate authority and rep - we go through a big kerfluffle each renewal period, only eventually receiving the certificate after a long exchange of g…
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Comment #44145362
For the projects I've written like this, I've been able to get by with simple JSDoc and an IDE that supports them. Here's a random example: https://dev.to/ingosteinke/using-jsdoc-t…
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Comment #44090726
Unifi Video was replaced by Unifi Protect some time in 2020. I wasn't sure how to self-host Protect, so I never migrated to it. I've recently reached a situation where some phones …
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Comment #43783956
The Free Software Foundation closed their office at 51 Franklin St in August 2024 [1]. Their new mailing address is on 31 Milk Street [2]. If this test was reproduced today, we may…
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Comment #41752923
For some prior art, Okta avoids the email link scanning issue by requiring "same browser, same device" (sessions) [1]. An OTP code is included in the email as a fallback for users …
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Comment #41447040
Like you, I have an old offline eReader (4th gen Kindle, replaced battery). My eReader lasts multiple books of use on one full charge. I also have a ReMarkable 2. The battery lasts…
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Comment #40883852
I would add videos I liked to the "Liked Videos" or other playlist areas on my YouTube account. I'd return to find the video months or years later, only to see that it may have bee…
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Comment #38943351
Sporadic since 20:18 UTC for me. At least one of my pure droplets is still up, but anything relying on API or DNS (including private-db-* resolution) is down.
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Comment #37933526
I was interested in similar advice when I picked up some C projects at work. I ended up often referring to https://github.com/mcinglis/c-style
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Comment #37670466
The one that got me was the implicit wrapping of structs into interface types. As an example, the below code segfaults with `fatal error: panic while printing panic value: type run…
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Comment #37231427
TrackMeNot does allow opting in to a list of keywords[1] that have been monitored by the DHS[2] [1] https://github.com/vtoubiana/TrackMeNot/blob/master/dhs_keyw... [2] https://www.…
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Comment #36994569
A mostly-software solution would be cool. I've heard of hardware solutions before, a la https://ingenext.ca/collections/bonus-module
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Comment #36903577
Front End Development
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Comment #36432927
It's interesting that there's a workaround. I always assumed it was an upstream Chromium [0] or Electron [1] issue. 0: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=114376.…
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Comment #35193679
Have you seen the "Example of Chemical Compound Similarity and Purchase Tool Use" prompt in the "GPT-4 System Card" document? [1] It's an interesting format that could be adapted f…