FeistySkink

Devices behind a firewall being routable with IPv6 doesn't mean you're allowed to connect to them by default. And if you want to, you have to explicitly allow that on the firewall. Just like you would open a port and redirect it with IPv4 before. Only with IPv6 you don't have NAT and a redirect. Some people need it and some don't. Again, just like with opening ports.

If you have an overlay, you can do something like this to list user-installed packages only:

    ls /overlay/upper/usr/lib/opkg/info/*.list | sed -e 's/.*\///' | sed -e 's/\.list//'

It's using Qualcomm IPQ53xx, so will take a while before it's supported by Linux/OpenWrt. I don't think even IPQ50xx has been merged yet.

Edit: http://download.gl-inet.com/releases/qsdk_v12.5/kmod-4.7/be9...

If others think this is in jest, there are recent TP-Link routers with 2.6 kernel and Broadcom.

Could it be related to them selling a product called Switch? Although unrelated, could match some overzealous Nintendo filter. Who are on a quest against anything emulation recently.

Well https://www.theautopian.com/cybertrucks-are-piling-up-as-tes...

Plenty of "smart" appliances phone home unnecessarily.

I don't think you can do that with Adguard right now. You can use a browser with adblock for desktop/mobile, and there are smart TV apps with adblock and sponsorblock both for Tizen [0] and webOS [1].

[0]: https://github.com/reisxd/TizenTube/

[1]: https://github.com/webosbrew/youtube-webos

For people with non-Android smart TVs there are similar apps (with adblock and sponsorblock) both for Tizen [0] and webOS [1].

[0]: https://github.com/reisxd/TizenTube/

[1]: https://github.com/webosbrew/youtube-webos

Why not just call your diet plant-based then?

According to the video [0], the pen needs to be charged and I thought EMR pens don't.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uyh6KSYVJ4

Recent Sony cameras work as standard UVC devices without any software, including on Linux.

Just another data point, but yes. I can dream quite vividly, exactly the way people describe visualizing things day to day.

How so? A DB schema is not visual: it's something that lives inside a DBMS. Boxes with arrows is a way to represent it. Text is another one.

Close your eyes. Do you see anything?

You can have a conceptual model of how things relate in space. Something like a class diagram or a DB schema. It doesn't need to be visual.

I can't visualize anything. If I close my eyes, I just see some vague light coming through my eyelids. I can "imagine" for a lack of a better word, the graph and all the nodes and edges "existing", and can reason about its properties based on that.

This was my biggest puzzle as a child: how do all those people in crime shows describe suspects? And was it just made up?

Imagine thinking in concepts instead of images. I can't visualize a hammer or a face, but I don't have trouble with a multidimensional array or a graph.

So Skydio?

Am I misreading this as a No true Scotsman?

The design doesn't look kid-proof at all with the curved front glass. And I'm not sure what they're on about when saying "first of a kind".

Or pay people enough so they don't get tempted to begin with.

Is remote US-only?

Why not? Or do you mean infill?

I suppose this beats LeetCode and take-home, if this is a replacement. But this might just devolve into free work under pressure.

Also, previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31065143

Yet, there are plenty of them barely disguised as personality tests.

Is there something you would recommend to read about the intrinsic motivation? Sounds like not an obvious subject.

Taking the CoL in NL, particularly the Randstad area, that salary is not outrageous. Especially, if you're a new expat on a single income, without any social net, and with any hopes of owning property, within a reasonable commute distance from your work.

Ditto for Latvia and Lithuania.