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edpenz

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About edpenz

https://edpe.nz/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #40614844

    The black does have a purpleish tinge on my panels, but the other colours don't. Overall it's pretty low contrast and saturation, and unable to reproduce cyan or fuchsia even with …

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    Comment #40614755

    The similar project I'm working on is looking like it'll get about a year of battery life with a typical 18650, the 5.65" version of the display and run off an ESP (refreshed once …

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    Comment #34877001

    Best solution I've found is installing the v4.3 .debs from Debian bookworm. Only caveat is you need to do some of the dependencies manually as well.

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    Comment #32819402

    The counterintuitive trick I've used for my 5900X is to increase the minimum fan speed up to around 60% or so. It makes the base volume very slightly higher, but avoids it constant…

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    Comment #32354203

    There are some real steals if you dig deep enough. Case in point the Xiaomi 4A GbE: * $30 (not missing a zero) * OpenWRT support * 128MB RAM * 3 gigabit ethernet ports * 802.11ac W…

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    Comment #31546749

    pip-compile [0] is the best tool I've found for streamlining dependency resolution, but it may not provide any benefit for one-shot installs. [0] https://github.com/jazzband/pip-to…

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    Comment #31546722

    The most efficient workflow I've found for pip so far is something along the lines of: pip-compile # resolve and pin the dependency tree grep '==' requirements-pinned.txt | xargs -…

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    Comment #31020705

    > A secure-but-readable password generator I love pronounceable passwords, but there's research indicating that such generators typically produce lower than expected entropy. Do yo…

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    Comment #30938563

    https://edpe.nz Made this for (and have not touched it since) my last job search. Design-wise I'd like to dial back the animation and minimalism a bit, and bump the contrast. Also …