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domtron_vox
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Comment #48453439
I signed up and the code email went to spam. A quick look at the DNS seemed to show you were lacking DKIM and DMARC records. If I'm not mistaken about that, you should remedy that …
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Comment #37509766
We have e. coli as part of our gut biome right? Curious how dangerous, if at all, it would be to get this modified version in there. I have a hard time beliving it is very efficent…
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Comment #36547063
Haven't used lemmy in particular. But in theory defederation exists to block bad actors. Since anyone can host a server themselves and no one can stop the servers outside some kind…
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Comment #34962730
We usually asked with only a few turning us down, though we are fairly rural/small town so the builders we interacted with may not have been burned by people that are sue happy or …
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Comment #34962573
Good point. Never ran into anything problematic myself, but we are fairly rural so construction is usually houses with occasional apartments. But definitely be wary of other stuff …
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Comment #34956989
My family always hit the construction dumpsters. You can get a lot of decent pine lumber that gets tossed because it was cut wrong or stained with mud/ptty/etc. They throw a lot ou…
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Comment #33270172
Grow plants > feed to goats > collect menure > anerobic decay (aka methane digester) > natural gas (pretty close anyway) + good fertilizer. That's the system I'm interested in. The…
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Comment #31595330
Haven't seen these two so thought I'd add them to the list. Minetest is a block building game engine (like minecraft) built around the idea mods add all content. There are a bunch …
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Comment #19101236
Ironically I'm rolling out a new documentation initiative at my workplace this friday after about a year of work. I'm using mediawiki with quite a few extentions to meet our needs.…
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Comment #17680536
Been following SatNOGS for a while now. Building on of the ground station designs has been on my to-do list for a while. Recently checked in on the website and saw the building ins…
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Comment #17680473
In my experience, Xbox controllers are actually fairly common for large robotics. It is relatively cheap to buy a controller and USB wireless dongle plus there are lots of software…
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Comment #16788890
Same, I have two personal domains with them and the free Whois guard sold it for me. We use namecheap at work. Recently they have been messing up dns (I think it was a one time thi…
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Comment #16781245
Related open source project: http://openbci.com/ I have no affiliation with them just ran across it a while back and it has been sitting on my to-do list.
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Comment #15788478
I would have to agree with Operyl. I don't have a reason to use the CMS in a desktop app and the site will be pretty low traffic, probably 20-30 unique visits a year or less, and a…
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Comment #15782121
Just adding my 2 cents. I'm creating a website for my parent's farm. Right now I'm using netlify for hosting(free), metal smith as generation, and netlifycms so my parents can edit…
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Comment #11657514
> a bot stitched up a pig’s small intestines using its own vision, tools, and intelligence to carry out the procedure. What’s more, the Smart Tissue Autonomous Robot (STAR) did a b…
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Comment #11130446
My father still plays civ 1. His windows 94 broke down a number of years ago. He was so sad about not having civ 1 so I set the game up for him in dosbox.
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Comment #10466342
> "The object is only 1 to 2 metres in size, and its trajectory shows that it has a low density, and is perhaps hollow. That suggests an artificial object, “a lost piece of space h…