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dgrabla
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About dgrabla
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Comment #49209802
wait, analog circuits? can you elaborate this?
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Comment #49089228
Paypal works for payment, at least in Germany
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Comment #49066237
I thought it was made on purpose so people have something xtra to chat about. Clever.
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Comment #49006505
This, with politicians, please.
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Comment #48975158
This reminds me a lot of using the 3d printer exclusively to improve the quality or speed of your 3d prints
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Comment #48663466
I love this thing and I use it a lot more than my kindle and my kobo (with koreader). I really like the form factor and the fact that goes out of sleep almost instantly and goes to…
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Comment #48567716
Paypay works as well (at least in Germany)
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Comment #47215514
In Germany, Paypal uses NFC payments. It works on GrapheneOS
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Comment #44876323
Taskwarrior is perfect. Give it a try. > t stats | grep -E 'Oldest|Total' \n Total 7675 Oldest task 2014-07-24
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Comment #44443976
Back in the '90s, we joked about putting “the internet” on a floppy disk. It’s kind of possible now.
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Comment #44415267
If MCP gets used this way I see big trouble when people hardcode stuff and then the provider updates the endpoints. MCP does not have versions as the list-tools is a living documen…
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Comment #43570252
Indeed I have a ploopy 1 on the drawer because it gives me strong RSI on the thumb.
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Comment #43504117
https://www.shipofharkinian.com/
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Comment #43012034
Great breakdown!. The "own your own AI" at home is a terrific hobby if you like to tinker, but you are going to spend a ton of time and money on hardware that will be underutilized…
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Comment #42947726
It all depends of your location and the filament. I had PLA from 2018 that printed flawlessly last year and I had new, sealed PLA and PTEG spools that were brittle or printed a str…
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Comment #42766635
I have Bambu, Qidi and Creality printers. Qidi is a good compromise between open and 'print-quality-out-of-the-box'. My Q1 pro is easy to hack, but I have not done anything to it b…
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Comment #38866985
It seems to be an elusive fruit in America. It is however a very common fruit in Spain (Chirimoya) and you will find it in all supermarkets - it is not particularly expensive. Orch…
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Comment #38161277
My solution: Debian + Flatpak for the few applications you need at the latest version
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Comment #37801285
My Paperless-ngx listening on a network share + brother ADS-2800W are key to stay sane. My only complain is that it is resource hungry. If I allocate less than 2G RAM to the paperl…
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Comment #37326016
For my LG monitor also do an EDID-hack. If I use it with DP it works fine but with HDMI it gets super bright and high contrast. In windows it works fine.
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Comment #36720465
Somewhat related, the hilarious way the US navy conquered Guam from Spain https://halfarsedhistory.net/2022/02/06/episode-189-the-capt...
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Comment #36709486
To learn in a non-tedious way I recommend the games "The typing of the dead overkill" (Linux Port) and also the more modern "Epistory"
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Comment #36680790
For family photos shared on the LAN I use https://github.com/bpatrik/pigallery2 It is simple and FAST. I do the face recognition on Digikam.
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Comment #35287132
Years using the trackpoint gave me carpal tunnel. Try not to use it exclusively.
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Comment #33422340
SEEKING WORK | South Germany | Remote | Frontend TS JS Remote: yes Technologies: Javascript, typescript, Vue, graphQL, tailwind, PWA, tRPC Experience: >25y Availability: ~30hours/w…