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mudkip
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Comment #36154577
Jack of all trades, master of none. Currently interested in a product position for a company that's passionate about what they do. I've done full stack development mostly, but I'm …
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Comment #31191489
Ooh, other people in this space - I remember seeing Timeliner a while ago while researching UIs for the backend I had built before starting on my own frontend [0]. Chronomize looks…
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Comment #25997675
I had this issue too at one point. I ended up soaking that part in vinegar (to remove the gunk on it) and then rinsing it off with water, which ended up fixing it. I assume it was …
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Comment #25996349
I don't know if the LW15 has a different mechanism than the LW45, but it shouldn't be difficult to clean. The entire machine literally comes apart ( https://youtu.be/-f2FAI70BSk?t=…
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Comment #25996278
I owned a (different) Honeywell cool mist humidifier and ended up buying a Venta LW45 after getting fed up with the Honeywell. The Venta works _shockingly_ well, and requires basic…
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Comment #23929753
I looked into Moonlight, but don't have any nVidia cards laying around here to test with. I tried Parsec on one machine and was super disappointed. Video quality and latency were f…
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Comment #23929216
I'm curious how well this works over a LAN - over a WAN, my expectations are way lower because of actual limitations from going over the internet, so I'm fine with some latency / q…
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Comment #23929058
I haven't tried Steam Link yet, but I might give it a shot. I was originally looking for purely remote desktop stuff for a combination of managing computers and gaming, so I was mo…
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Comment #23928745
This is pretty cool (for managing servers cheaply), but I remain disappointed that remotely controlling computers over a network with low latency is still a difficult task. I've be…
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Comment #22469451
I've actually shown this project to several people with varying degrees of technical knowledge. The technical people have generally already considered the privacy implications of w…
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Comment #22469179
There are some valid points to keeping comments for posts that have since been deleted, and I don't necessarily disagree with them. For the sake of simplicity, however, I'm assumin…
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Comment #22469066
I'd be curious to hear from other people with similar viewpoints, but I personally disagree. Cambridge Analytica was bad because it was a third party receiving data from others, an…
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Comment #22468948
There's a few issues that prevent me from currently releasing all of it: The code is currently in two repositories - the first is a generic runtime I wrote that provides certain su…
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Comment #22468053
When you interact with a piece of content owned by someone else (or transfer ownership of your content to someone else), you shouldn't expect to retain full ownership of your contr…
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Comment #22467040
This is a topic that I'm intimately familiar with, thanks to a bizarre set of circumstances (and a ton of reverse engineering). Story above, technical details below: Part 1: A coup…