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Comment #48823185
How is this different from sshing into a server and attaching to a tmux session? I don't see the benefits in switching over.
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Comment #48722939
A bit naive, but I'd guess that privacy supporting projects might tend to attract people on the political extreme so you see people are more passionate about this? The average pers…
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Comment #48414713
@geotp Ignore a lot of the mean comments, this is an excellent project and something that I've being meaning to hack together for myself. Having web access to remotely debug I2C/UA…
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Comment #47949308
Some background and other details are on the Adafruit blog: https://blog.adafruit.com/2026/04/29/tindie-is-back-online-a...
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Comment #47921109
That ruthless review prompt seems interesting, would you be willing to share it? I've been trying to have Claude act as a reviewer for me and it feels like it never will disagree.
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Comment #47849432
Can you share more information about the undercutting? I've heard of places like Elecrow trying to incentivize people to sell via their platform/OEM service but it sounds like you'…
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Comment #47849341
About Sunday/Monday last week right before it went down I noticed the site was supper buggy and failing to add things to cart, I emailed support and got a "we are checking the issu…
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Comment #47440316
https://archive.is/NxYwt
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Comment #47155877
The meta lead is probably a reference to Summer Yue having OpenClaw delete all the emails in her inbox despite being told not to. https://x.com/summeryue0/status/202577406912439936…
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Comment #46876200
That seems to be the intention of https://mosa.cloud/
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Comment #46876181
I've been using the docs tool in my homelab for ~3 months now as a knowledge base for some projects I've been working on with some friends. It's really good. The typing experience …
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Comment #46237214
I am incredibly jealous of people for who this works for. Mine just become too unwieldy to manage or work with because they grow out in a crazy fashion. My "productivity solution" …
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Comment #45970761
What's the drama with Watchy? I wasn't aware of any but I didn't play with mine that much either.
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Comment #45892005
I don't understand the rational for announcing that a vulnerability in project X was discovered before the patch is released. I read the project zero blogspot announcement but it d…
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Comment #45847849
I haven't read it, but I will check it out!
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Comment #45840821
I would love an API or the dataset if you could share it somehow! Just to play around with my own book lists.
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Comment #45840783
Echoing what everyone else has said here - awesome site, love how fast it was. I did notice that when I put in a single book in a series (in my case Going Postal, Discworld #33) th…
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Comment #45293386
Relatedly there's a Map Men video on why north is up. [0] I don't buy the whole top is 'good' and lower is 'bad'. I think the bias is just a lot of the groups that made maps were l…
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Comment #45250912
This is kind of one of the points Jonathan Rauch made in his book "Cross Purposes"[0]. He talks about how the common zeitgeist went from being christian and conservative to being c…
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Comment #44671184
I also want to shout out The Sprits which serves as a book club for cocktails. Very good if you're just exploring. Each week you get a cocktail and a themed playlist to go with it,…