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sambf

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    Comment #47555964

    It's been the case for several years in Lidl Germany and about a year in France

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    Comment #47306076

    M.2 SATA cards are also a thing, I repurposed a NUC in a SuperMicro (SYS-521R-T) mini tower server with 4 drives and it works great.

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    Comment #47230923

    Yeah I don't understand it either. Why can't you just use a card? Also, are cashless stores a real, developed thing? I've never encountered one in Europe.

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    Comment #47058728

    I'd add that KDE Connect works great with Gnome too

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    Comment #46823940

    What is the difference between your project and regular (european) plinths, which already have a built-in channel for passing cables?

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    Comment #46807144

    I agree, at this point it seems clear that Windows is not their priority anymore and they're trying to scare its users away. But Windows is so penetrated into everyone's office, in…

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    Comment #46287123

    You can definitely override existing and create custom C++ components in ESPHome without too much hassle. It allows lambdas in the YAML itself.

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    Comment #45435236

    In France (and maybe other countries) this is kind of what Courrier International [0] does but with humans curating and translating articles from around the world, and human-writte…

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    Comment #44632777

    If it is like ESPHome, the IR sequences are included. Mostly from databases like IRDB [0] [0] https://github.com/probonopd/irdb

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    Comment #44431561

    A used Renault Twingo II with AC cost around 5k€ if you want "just a car"

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    Comment #44245250

    Is the 4a still supported with security updates? What OS are you running? GrapheneOS stopped support so I scored a cheap 8a but I really dislike it. Had to boot my 4a again for som…

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    Comment #42908189

    In refining B85232:6772F6 (Nanning) in 00h 01m 10s 208ms I have brought glory to the company. Praise Kier. 6⃣9⃣2⃣0⃣9⃣ 8⃣9⃣6⃣5⃣7⃣ 1⃣4⃣2⃣9⃣9⃣ 3⃣8⃣9⃣7⃣5⃣ 4⃣8⃣9⃣2⃣6⃣ #mdrlumon #severan…

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    Comment #42777601

    I do have a similar story with the 2.4.1 or 2.4.2 version unfortunately. Didn't take the time to debug it or fill an issue yet but when the library (between 100 and 200G) is on a U…

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    Comment #41718479

    Worked for a company that offers marketing & transactional SMSes: our SMS provider relayed the STOPs and we were obligated to honor it, but the provider couldn't check it. Also, th…

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    Comment #40913725

    You should consider thermal printers like the Brother PJ line. A bit expensive but so small you can put it in a drawer, and no cartridge or toner at all. Just thermal paper, which …

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    Comment #39665837

    Based on Fabrice Arfi's book of the same name. He works at Mediapart, a french journal that outed many state scandals. He's also one of the four french members of the International…

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    Comment #29836469

    That's very useful, thanks.

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    Comment #26886514

    Isso works great. Install and forget!

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    Comment #26034198

    I'm using Isso [0], it's simple, lightweight, and does the job. A demo is on their page. [0] https://posativ.org/isso/

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    Comment #25397855

    I'm already using https://devdocs.io that aggregates a lot of docs pretty neatly, but would love to try your project when it arrives on Linux.

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    Comment #25067663

    > will cause a lot of trouble with every female living in the same household You meant "with every people not having this hobby". You know there are females with this very hobby, d…

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    Comment #24526365

    Emby also offers the ability to control and play stuff on other Emby devices on the same network. LibreELEC/Kodi + the Emby plugin [0] on a Pi makes it appear as an Emby device on …

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    Comment #22994335

    Yep. Although I'm now used to have location-restricted media content, I think that's the first time I can't read an article because of my location.

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    Comment #22718197

    It seems to be embedded into a mobile app SDK, deployed on 20M+ devices [0]. [0] https://www.placer.ai/resources/our-data/