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satertek

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    Comment #48155994

    I loaded that on my T-Mobile Wing phone back in the day. Super impressive port. Would love to know the story behind it!

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    Comment #47450729

    Or even `winget install openttd`

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    Comment #46381254

    I've worked places where the paperwork to hook something up via Ethernet drove us to use GPIB or RS485 for everything.

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    Comment #46150647

    Not only killed modding, but also killed the way those unique communities developed. I suppose it's possible you can find people on community Discord servers nowadays for pick up g…

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    Comment #46027621

    My first concern would be using a digital ocean droplet as a VPN. Last time I tried that, datacenter IP ranges often made things slower or unusable.

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    Comment #44850290

    The OS sounds like bluefin-dx, but I'm struggling to figure out who they're marketing to here. Seems like a small market that System76 already owns.

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    Comment #44641823

    Why doesn't pip support PEP 723? I'm all for spreading the love of our lord and savior uv, but it should be necessary to have an official implementation.

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    Comment #42692272

    That warning applies to anything you run locally. And going further, in this day and age, I would never put up any home service without it being behind Cloudflare Access or some fo…

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    Comment #40291406

    Keeping an eye on this. I've been wanting something like this to manage an air-gapped system. I don't want to worry about keeping on offline apt repository (or what have you) synce…

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    Comment #40286612

    Are there enough cores to allow user switching?

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    Comment #38116100

    The original desktop app was all manual, but the web app has had auto-import from banks, credit card companies, etc.

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    Comment #38116084

    YNAB is definitely very "opinionated". You have to convert to their "give every dollar a job" budgeting method, but I found really works well for me. I moved off of Mint when they …

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    Comment #38107177

    I switched from Mint to YNAB years ago, which I highly recommend.

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    Comment #37740755

    Their Python module caches the downloads, which is checked before downloading them again...but you're probably not wrong on the crazy bandwidth bill. Looks like they have crazy VC …

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    Comment #37695808

    I bought a mid-range phone with flashy lights on the back. I'm apparently desperate for something different or interesting.

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    Comment #34790469

    Yea, you buy this for the KORG aesthetic and the nice coffee table instruction book. You could probably get something equivalent at the tech spec level for $20 on aliexpress.