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martinmunk

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    Comment #42635176

    I did basically this exact same thing at work a few years ago. For time-correlating audio measurements around the office buildings I needed a analog reference signal in sync. So I …

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    Comment #38023740

    I've been using pfSense on 4 private sites for years by now. Luckily I've not upgraded from CE. I think what pisses people off is the rugpull of them pushing people to get a free u…

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    Comment #37515357

    Yeah, I think I can see the link to Mark Rober. Although not at all to the same degree. Maybe it's the way of "acting dumb" in order to progress the discovery process, but a face t…

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    Comment #37514161

    This one is pretty good, but I usually steer clear of his videos. Topics are pretty on point for my interests, be he just seem... Too full of himself? I don't want to be mean in an…

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    Comment #36998111

    My use case is to let others use the HW I manage, not to have a known linux environment. Either if someone wants to run something as an internal service (logging, ect) which should…

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    Comment #36986744

    I've been a big advocate for LXD. Running multiple servers at work where I set up containers that I gave collegues access to and such. I find that the "VM's but not" approach quite…

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    Comment #35746772

    I have an old industrial thermal camera that takes pretty good pictures. But I don't have the xp software for it, and without a "known good capture" it's hard to reverse engineer a…

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    Comment #35746745

    On a tangentant note, I've considered if it would be possible to gut the driver related parts (usb / Bluetooth subsystem ect) of linux and package it up to run as a userspace appli…

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    Comment #33741413

    I'd assume they were bridged, so you could either daisy-chain the cameras, or use it in-between the uplink and an AP. So you could it whereever you already have an AP without pulli…

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    Comment #33630702

    Worth noting is, the subtitles said "The ferry uses, each day, about 150-200 kWh" whereas the speaker said "the ferry uses today between 150 and 200kW". I'm guessing Tom Scott had …

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    Comment #33451909

    Are they, technically, any different than APT repositories? Don't get me wrong. I hate Snap much more than the next guy, but the idea of keeping a repository so you can go look for…

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    Comment #32249274

    Might be. But I'd think a Give Way sign should suffice in practice even if the intersection has poor visibility. Only if the intersection proves to cheat drivers in to thinking the…

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    Comment #32248029

    I zoomed in on a red spot in the US and was surprised to see the city name "Uvalde" pop up. Not quite in the center of the spot, but any thoughts on if it might be related to the r…

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    Comment #32189965

    I've been told by driving instructors that the rule of thumb for putting up octagon STOP signs here in Denmark is only when a serious accident has occurred. I can't find a source f…

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    Comment #31963593

    Def. agree on this one. I'm reminded of the closure viewers of the YouTuber Bosnian Bill got about his disappearance, by Lock Picking Lawyer doing an explanation video: https://www…

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    Comment #31705860

    I can see the IP echo command be useful to verify if DNS traffic is routed differently than other traffic on a corporate network. Assuming outbound port 53 is not blocked completel…

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    Comment #31478569

    The Game Boy has also been used as an interface to adjusting parameters in moped ECUs. https://www.apriliaforum.com/forums/showthread.php?351122-Di...

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    Comment #31276282

    My older Logitech C920 has an on-board H.264 encoder. Newer revisions of the same model does not. I haven't figured out why they chose to remove it, but your point about licensing …

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    Comment #31185635

    Yes. And I hate that so so much. I inherited an older Moccamaster, which does not have the timeout, and the newer one went straight to storage. Unfortunately the old button without…

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    Comment #31181602

    I was a little discouraged after reading previous threads here, but decided to give it a try anyway. I tried mailinabox and mailcow which didn’t work out, but mailu did. Final setu…

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    Comment #31124442

    In healthcare in my part of Europe, it is a requirement to log every access to patient journals. And if a nurse, doctor or similar access a journal they most likely have no reason …

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    Comment #31124191

    I'm 31, male, SWE, Danish. I use it a couple of times a day and have done for years. Primarily to keep up with close and loose friends from high school ect. Pictures from friends e…

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    Comment #30902806

    I payed for Rocket League quite a while back, as it had Linux support. But then they removed it. Ofc. I couldn't get my money back from Steam, and admittedly its not their fault bu…

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    Comment #30893386

    I've had the "pleasure" of trying to transmit data / timecodes through active speakers with a lot of signal processing. I don't imagine any QAM-like stuff working. FSK does, but th…

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    Comment #29534821

    Updates are usually pretty easy. I manage 4 controllers at home, and 2 at work. All hosted on debian. I've had just one update go bad, so I do do the recommended backup/export befo…