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rtomanek

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    Comment #37601504

    Hardware: https://phoscon.de/en/conbee2/ Software (you may or may not need it for HA): https://github.com/dresden-elektronik/deconz-rest-plugin

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    Comment #37093177

    Can you give some book recommendations, please?

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    Comment #35918373

    This works equally well on a PC with controllers/ gamepad, as attested by another family with 3 kids. This game is just perfect.

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    Comment #35881487

    Wondering if they meant Forth rather than Fortran.

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    Comment #35851045

    $523 total? That's not my definition of affordable.

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    Comment #35797729

    > Lithium ion batteries have a much flatter voltage curve - they basically give a stable 1.2V until they run out of juice and then drop rapidly. Did you mean Ni-MH (and possibly Ni…

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    Comment #35617220

    https://web.archive.org/web/20230418160459/https://blog.clou...

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    Comment #32067432

    Pretty sure it does. Given how nasty it tastes, I lose all my appetite when I try to use it as condiment.

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    Comment #31956988

    I have zero background in this area, just following the rabbit hole -- there seems to be open access to ESA's Sentinel missions: https://scihub.copernicus.eu/ Is this any good?

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    Comment #30731527

    What about them?

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    Comment #29717629

    If you decide it's time to switch, consider switching to Keepass(-compatible software), with the DB file hosted via WebDAV (which you can either self-host or have hosted by a multi…

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    Comment #28993201

    This is about CSS.

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    Comment #28895090

    To add context: this is especially true for tasks that are likely to end in the device sleeping again. Two examples: user checking phone after hearing a notification sound or openi…

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    Comment #28631700

    Does this show up in Google Takeout export?

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    Comment #27551632

    > interoperable C# code for the past 3-4 years or so, and it's been a joy. Night and day compared to Java, at least. Can you give an example of this interoperability, please? Also …

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    Comment #27517975

    https://outline.com/XZ93MY

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    Comment #23693840

    > Eric Migicovsky Is this the Eric of Pebble fame? I have a lot of warm feelings here, I actually still wear one. :) While I prefer open communication protocols and clients, the re…

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    Comment #21173650

    Linode. Cheap but not too cheap, still reliable.

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    Comment #20901624

    I would still expect the `maximum theoretical load` to be well above the `designed limit load`.

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    Comment #20007738

    One commercial alternative I can recommend are AVM products, somewhat popular in Europe (AVM is German). Good hardware, frequently with open alternatives. I currently use Fritz 404…

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    Comment #19926253

    I use it to sync my multiple android devices, home laptop and two servers. Quite happy with it.

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    Comment #19776565

    Would anyone know what the Ruby equivalent would be?

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    Comment #19713074

    Windows: The Bat! Android: AquaMail Webmail: Roundcube