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Moggie100
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Comment #48367594
Never underestimate the ingenuity of a motivated fool. My litmus test for this sort of thing is Excel - I think we all can agree that Excel is used for way more than it should be, …
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Comment #43821108
I'd just like to throw https://hedgedoc.org/ into the mix here, for anyone looking for a collab + notes + presentation selfhosted thing. I've been trialling it for a little while a…
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Comment #38280328
Somewhat obvious disclaimer that this is my own stab at this a little while back: https://johnvidler.co.uk/blog/federated-web-rings-and-link-s... with its associated search tool: h…
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Comment #37379660
True enough, but even physical museums have warehouses where the artefacts are safely preserved between viewings. Analogies aside, I’m not against anyone using Youtube (or any othe…
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Comment #37379584
The title here might be hyperbole, but if shutting down a channel would make the museum ‘die’ then they’re simply not preserving the data properly. I’m not sure why folks seem to t…
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Comment #37045498
If the site isn't being updated any more, it could be run through one of the wordpress-to-static-site generator things and hosted as you'd describe, though.
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Comment #35416473
Heck, it's bad even on reasonably fast machines like my surface pro. I've recently found that if I "blind type" a search query at my normal (very fast) input speed, it actually ent…
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Comment #35259753
If you're into the embedded/edu/stem/steam space at all, the micro:bit v2 codebase for audio is being integrated more widely this year, and expanding our audio processing component…
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Comment #31751856
Current UK CompSci PostDoc here - and yeah, pretty much what everyone says here is correct. My contract is 'contingent on funding' (so casual/short-term by any other name, but 'per…
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Comment #21981760
Reliability across power cycles or brownouts, for one. Cost is another - sure the dev boards are expensive as compared, but the chips used are easier to integrate with your own des…
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Comment #20547950
While I agree the sentiment that the silly range ones are just for fun, I have in practice seen good links over ranges with no line of sight. I've personally observed links through…
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Comment #20547858
503'ing here for me, so here's an cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://... Also, I've been part of the group looking at LoRa at Lancaster Univers…
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Comment #20358904
Will try! It's slow going because everything tends to start with some variation of 1. Get/buy new tool. 2. Learn entirely new skill. 3. Make mistakes. 4. Goto 3. The documentation …
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Comment #20358792
Whenever I have any breathing room after my thesis work, I'm working on an electric motorcycle build based on an the chassis of an old Honda H100-S2 as a challenge in hardware, sof…
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Comment #18415363
Honestly, I kinda like the square phone mock-up. It would be a little weird to use as a phone, but perhaps there's a compromise to be made for the pocketability of it all?
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Comment #17801889
While I agree that it's odd that there was no fallback, the whiteboards do immediately convey 'stuff is broken, you should check this board' pretty decently, as they would stand ou…
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Comment #17406608
While it entirely put me off going further into the site, I did look through some of the cookies listed - a few have 68-year expiry dates. I doubt I'll even be using the same archi…
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Comment #16994058
Most random sources are PRNG rather than 'true' random sources, and sometimes it's useful (for debugging, for analysis or just for interest) to be able to use a predictable pattern…
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Comment #14254078
Leaf driver (bought second hand), and DIY electric motorbike builder here. The commercial chargers are all waterproof, with connectors rated IP67 or similar, usually with a drain o…