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Norgur

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  • Raspberry Pi is now manufacturing 70,000 Pi 5s per week, will surge to 90,000 in February

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  • That's about 4x the price for pihole. Pihole runsnon a zero 2w with headroom to spare. So it's 16€+SD card+power supply you got lying around. What you described is a pretty convoluted setup for that. I had pihole+ Octoprint running on a 2W before. Worked flawlessly in my setup.

  • Raspberry Pi is now manufacturing 70,000 Pi 5s per week, will surge to 90,000 in February

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  • You know that RPi 5 actually does have PCIe, right?And you know that RPI Zero 2W is as fast as an Raspberry pi 3, so plenty fast for the purpose you described, right?

    And you know that the RPi 4 and 5 in particular are so fast that they can easily power your homelanb, 3d printer, smart home and NAS without breaking a sweat, right?

  • Raspberry Pi is now manufacturing 70,000 Pi 5s per week, will surge to 90,000 in February

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  • You can get the zero 2 w for 15-20

  • Betavolt's miniature battery could spell the end of smartphone chargers

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  • Give us this day thy daily revolutionary battery invented tech journalism hype bullshit

  • Capcom caught adding Enigma DRM to older titles, for no good reason

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  • It's baffling how so much of the world is driven by the blind grasp for the feeling of being in control by executives and how nobody stops the nonsense when it's just that: nonsense

  • Authy authenticator apps for desktop are being discontinued in August 2024 (Apple Silicon not included)

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  • While that is true, the risk of someone brute forcing into an account of mine on the login side than on mine. That's what I use 2FA against. If they managed to break into my vault, they'd have broken into my Mailserver and whatnot, so....

  • Authy authenticator apps for desktop are being discontinued in August 2024 (Apple Silicon not included)

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  • Given that the comment was a demand for self hostable Authy, I think they might wanna :P

  • Authy authenticator apps for desktop are being discontinued in August 2024 (Apple Silicon not included)

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  • Or you self host

  • Authy authenticator apps for desktop are being discontinued in August 2024 (Apple Silicon not included)

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  • Bitwarden can do everything Authy can afaik

  • DAE feel like theyre just eternally burnt out?

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  • While some amount of that can be cool, I've found that trying too hard to get rest via passive activities can make the described symptoms worse. I think one should strive for am mix of passive and active recreation.

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  • Especially when they drag their point out for dramatic effect but the point was so glaringly obvious that it comes off as smug on top of the tonguebiting you have to do to not just torpedo their pathetic attempt at tension-building.

  • Rust project startup kit

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  • So I watched a few guides and did all that... what now? Would you think a shopping list app is doable for my knowledge after this? It looks really hard compared to NorgurOS... :(

  • GrapheneOS, a privacy-focused version of Android, is adding Android Auto support

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  • Absolutely. Android Auto is a must for me.

  • Microsoft is adding a new key to PC keyboards for the first time since 1994

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  • While I agree in principle... the word calculators that get praised as "AI" at the moment are very, very bad. Like... really bad. Pushing those unfinished, hallucinating monstrosities onto the keyboard itself is just janky. Just like Cortana was (and is for that matter)

  • Japanese researchers identify protein with potential to prevent aging

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  • Coffee cures cancer... no, it causes cancer... it cures cancer, but only when drank with half a tablespoon of wine... but wine causes cancer... no cures it... no it does both but only with chocolate... chocolate cures cancer... no it causes cancer... no it... and so on and so forth....

    This half-assed, sensationalistic reporting of studies that are completely insignificant outside of a specific case in their respective fields causes so much harm when it comes to the trust of people in science.

  • Japanese researchers identify protein with potential to prevent aging

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  • This sounds like one of those sciency bullshit articles wherea) the study was on a subcategory of proteins that in some very boring and specific cases influence the aging of a certain type of cell in a minor wayb) the study was a miniscule pilot study with 10 participantsc) it explicitly said that it's results are more than shaky and need further testing to prove anythingd) it didn't mention humans aging at alle) the participants were some kind of worm

    but some journalist read half the excerpt, misunderstood it completely and did a catchy article about what he hallucinated into the study.

  • Fossify Gallery 1.0.1 released

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  • Can we pretend that... Say... An imaginary friend of mine has never heard of this and wants to know what it is. Purely hypothetical of course.

  • Steve Jobs Rigged The First iPhone Demo By Faking Full Signal Strength And Secretly Swapping Devices Because Of Fragile Prototypes And Bug-Riddled Software

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  • Okay, how are we all seeing some moral downfall of Steve Jobs here? I mean... Perhaps we should just see what's shown at such events realistically. I mean, who wouldn't show their product from the best side possible? So they faked some reception. Of course they want younto see the "optimal case", right? Same goes for swapping Devices in case of some failure. When they show their device, they want to show what it will be like, so they will not let you see a ton of bugs that are about to be fixed for the release anyway.

    Besides: they cannot deceptively, promise you fake stuff and people will be lead into erroneous decisions by them. Quite the opposite. Think about it: anyone who actually watches those presentations is not your standard customer, right? They'll be invested or knowledgeable anyway. So if they promise you utter bullshit, people will notice your lies immediately. Tests will chide you for it, people will distrust you, sales will go down. So don't assume that any beautification of the product at such presentations will lead poor, uninformed customers to buy the thing. Quite the opposite. They will more likely not hear too much about the presentation until the "they lied!" Cries start.

  • Immich is awesome

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  • Noticed it stopped working yesterday, wasnt at home so I couldn't really get into it, just checked the docker logs via portainer on the go and was like "wtf is this error?!" Was relieved when I learned what the issue was and that it's just a restructuring of the containers.

    While it can be unnerving that they don't shy away from breaking things in order to improve the service, it's actually a very good thing and keeps the app from getting bogged down in some "but backwards compatibility"legacy code hell (wonder what some people in Redmond would know about that). Let's just hope that they never publish an update that permanently breaks things when you haven't followed a very strict weird update procedure or something.