hackmiester

I don't come here because of the UI, I come here because of the content. If it were my site, the UI would be a little more suited to the current year.

If everyone loved it, there'd be no Hacker News mobile apps.

Non-legacy Reddit link: https://reddit.com/r/RedditEng/comments/1bdtrjq/wrangling_20...

The pro series literally still has this exact connector today, with the same behavior.

They still work if you can believe it.

e.g. http://my.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MyEbay=

I am already using an iPhone, so those things do not typically enter my calculus for selecting apps. I don't like it, but the alternative is using Android, so it's the tradeoff I am making. I know that isn't a very good answer.

I mean, I guess if all you care about is getting from point A to point B, a bullet train has no benefit over a steam locomotive.

If we count generations that way, then yeah, sure.

But we could also count like: 5, 5 Wave II, 6, 6E, 7.

In this case, 2 generations behind would be either Wi-Fi 5 Wave II or Wi-Fi 6. Those are both quite good! My workplace is just deploying Wi-Fi 6 now, and at home I still have Wi-Fi 5 Wave II.

This app is what you want. It can push the photos to NFS or Samba over the network. https://www.photosync-app.com/ Maybe it will help someone who still uses an iPhone.

It's not quite that bad. The thing you need on one end is a digital modem. You can buy a card containing a bank of these for the Cisco ISR G2 platform. The ebay cost is about $60. Then in the same router, you can put a T1 card, which the digital modems will use to accept calls (costs about $15). Finally you can buy an analog modem card (costs about $20) to accept calls from another modem. All of this would be contained in 1 or 2 rack units.

There are other methods but that's the one I would use. To see one of the other methods, try here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ_hWS6ked8

Because you might be root in one VM or container, and you are trying to access another VM or container.

I don't know, but it's definitely keeping me on board. I don't even call generally, I just text.

That behavior follows, given that Google is an ad company.

Even if not... I've managed to link at Gigabit over category 3 cable of a short distance.

The lack of NAT represents the removal of an issue. The fact that you already understand NAT does not reduce the actual, real complexity that it is introducing.

I too took the path of working my way backward in the LAMP stack :)

The thing you are looking for can be achieved by buying something on the DietPi hardware compatibility list. https://dietpi.com/ I personally have had good luck with NanoPi boards from that list.

We use CUPS as a proxy to allow us to upgrade the rest of the network. :)

We run Dell Latitude, Precision, and sometimes XPS (though I hate those). Pretty much no issues. Dell would rather us run Ubuntu it seems, but it's close enough that RHEL tends to work fine.

I think you have some preconceived notions of what "hacking" is and isn't. Most on Hacker News do not use "hack" as a pejorative. I suspect in this case it's just an engineering / practicality focused ethos that can be applied as opposed to "design by committee."

Hacking something together - and then refining it - is how many good products are designed.

Seriously - this dichotomy is absurd. My workplace has been RHEL for 20 years and has quietly side stepped all of this nonsense. Yes, even after the acquisition.

But you are sure of this, even though there were no indications in that direction, and several in the opposite.

Get what you pay for I guess.

BlackBerry had this too. May it rest in peace.

Hey, a train has airspeed. :)

If the latter was true, then "wheelWeightState" (and others) would not work. But, they do work.

Thanks! I was trying to figure this out but I didn't have great Internet access (for some reason...) so I just hacked it instead.

I tried to change the flight level by PATCHing altitude, but it seemed to require authentication. Oh well.

Here is how to get the equivalent data on a Delta flight.

    $ curl https://wifi.delta.com/api/flight-data | jq
      % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                     Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
    100   448  100   448    0     0   5600      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--  5743
    {
      "timestamp": "2023-07-11T14:54:41Z",
      "eta": "17:48",
      "flightDuration": 278,
      "flightNumber": "DAL786",
      "latitude": 39.723472595214844,
      "longitude": -97.1514205932617,
      "noseId": "3879",
      "paState": false,
      "vehicleId": "N879DN",
      "destination": "KPDX",
      "origin": "KATL",
      "flightId": "N879DN_SF_20230711121358",
      "airspeed": null,
      "airTemperature": 24,
      "altitude": 33922,
      "distanceToGo": 179,
      "doorState": "Closed",
      "groundspeed": 442,
      "heading": -73,
      "timeToGo": 174,
      "wheelWeightState": "Off"
    }

And a fun snippet for you.

    $ curl -s https://wifi.delta.com/api/flight-data | jq -r '"https://maps.google.com/?q=", .latitude, ",", .longitude' | tr -d '\n'; echo
    https://maps.google.com/?q=40.5615234375,-101.2824478149414

Displaying something on a TV is beyond normality?

Fair point.