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StapleHorse

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    Comment #47033217

    If you are using fail2ban, is the amount of hits been reduced? Or you can see them anyway in the logs?

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    Comment #45566188

    A little bit off topic. I love how AI is advancing so fast that the usual title: "How i'm using XX in 20NN" is not specific enough, now we need the month.

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    Comment #45371153

    I wonder if all that heat could be harvested and reused in turbines. Maybe using industrial scale heat pumps. I don't know.

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    Comment #45300500

    This give me the idea of creating a dontion site that allow the user to donate in favor of a cause, but also against. Use only one variable that can go negative. The plaform keeps …

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    Comment #41464708

    You are maybe right at the begining, but then I think it's both. It becomes a negative feedback loop.

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    Comment #39782629

    I have a dumb 1gb switch that hangs semi randomly but very seldom. Not all devices go throuh it,so the first time it happend was crazy to debug. Because I didn't keep track of whic…

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    Comment #37495040

    Google says it's 12Gbps

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    Comment #36001112

    Beign a father made me realise many things about them. I spend all sundays afternoons with them. Also it's crazy how not only I am like my father were it comes to the relationship …

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    Comment #35042901

    I got you. https://youtu.be/EV41cwEzqO4?t=42 not my video though

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    Comment #33919502

    Don't worry spaniards will cover for them and doubling the salary doing so.

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    Comment #32679651

    Yesterday I thought I broke it too. In my case, the solution was just to make sure that the input image (from the editor or otherwise) was the same size as the output image. Hope i…

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    Comment #32509093

    Nice. I wonder if something like this has been ever used to exfiltrate data from some air gapped computer. Some years ago I tried the FM transmitter via GPIO hack for the raspberry…

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    Comment #32190410

    I used to live in front of a traffic light intersection in a street with lots of traffic. The noise and even the smell was awful. Avoiding that situation was a top priority when I …

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    Comment #31556686

    You may want to take a look to OpenHAB.

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    Comment #30597507

    Maybe too specific, but a better ventilation while soldering and 3D printing is also a good idea.

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    Comment #29893635

    I think it's because our boring safe lifes makes us want a little bit of thrill. It's the same feeling when you want society to colapse because 'how cool would be to be a survivor …

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    Comment #28749852

    That explain the new contacts in Telegram.

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    Comment #28602767

    I did something similar back in the uni days. However, one node was fixed to 'Chuck Norris' in order to do the search quickly. The first version with both random articles sometimes…

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    Comment #28550299

    I like Openhab. I hope the userbase and the community keeps growing.

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    Comment #27139574

    Is there a way of doing that in a Windows without installing anything?

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    Comment #22368156

    Try searching for slamper. It's a "smart" E27 socket. You can flash its ESP8266 to do whatever you want.

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    Comment #22316429

    Very nice. The interactive examples really make it very appealing for people learning. I hope it get completed someday.

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    Comment #22168615

    Just until recently I was usging an old Nokia N85 for my running sessions. It had dedicated physical buttons for playback, skip song, volume etc, the "Nokia Sports tracker app" als…

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    Comment #21945413

    Maybe is Windows 7 all the service packs of a long lived OS.

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    Comment #21744817

    Yea, It seems excesive, I just press right four or five times and skip it manually. Besides, the sponsored content usually is a bit more rellevant.