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kondor6c

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About kondor6c

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    My grandfather was a civil engineer for Maricopa County in Arizona (USA, dry desert, last contiguous state to join the union 1912 I believe) from 195[4-9] to like 1998 about. When …

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    Comment #36611323

    Not a source, but it's more common to have heat pumps in the southern States where winters aren't that bad. I'm born and raised in Arizona and they seemed to be common in houses af…

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    Comment #34354622

    Good call! I put this in place on my mail server and set it on my ansible base layer. Nice username too :-)

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    Comment #34163935

    Also, why isn't there more supervision of Alex who has to be near 6? Daring Danny X and his antics have with Alex's accidents have got to be near a third of their call volume

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    Comment #34071838

    There also is quite browser, which is similar (not an extension though) it has some very cool features like domain conditional proxies and other settings

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    Ask HN: Why RISC-V over other “open” ISA's?

    Why was RISC-V developed over other ISA's like SPARC and POWER? I think some of them opened up after the RISC-V had been developed. However work has/is continued on RISC-V, and I j…

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    Comment #31254779

    There are Jellyfin shares and Emby shares too, there should be a relevant subreddit that lists them periodically

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    Comment #28204923

    Some of those examples are not very stellar examples, I understand that they are just samples but trying to share some of my experiences to help illustrate a better picture. If lis…

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    Comment #26079120

    Where did you purchase HyperRouge from? I thought it was open source and available.

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    Comment #23965753

    Your project looks very nice! I will need to look in more detail later. What you made is very similar to something I've been looking for, (while I haven't done an exhaustive search…

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    Comment #21441197

    A snapshot of the source code seems available here: https://github.com/gigablast/open-source-search-engine They offer "stripped" which removes many tracking parts of the website. A…

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    Comment #19064060

    Yes, very good point I do think that the older programs/projects have to plan a migration which really can be challenging. I think there are some that might care for example seleni…

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    Comment #19063990

    Why not _shame_ openssh? Or vim? Or emacs? I would advise not calling for shame on any of these projects because they have a pattern to support that has been in place longer than t…

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    Comment #16991405

    However, this device lacks FIPS 140-2 certification of any type, which is a huge detractor for any company wanting to shovel that kind of money towards a solution. I checked the "N…

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    Comment #16991313

    You should give AntennaPod a chance, very lightweight and allows for new podcasts to be added. It is open source and has is actively developed. Additionally you won't have any new …

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    Comment #16688730

    I found Sumologic to lack features that ELK has such as packetbeats. But you still have to manage the Sumologic forwarding agent and keep under your ingest limit. Additionally my m…

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    Comment #16609267

    There is also the Java based "PC emulator": https://github.com/ianopolous/JPC However, development seems to have slowed down drastically.