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lightlyused

2,565 karma · joined April 9, 2015

I saw the future and it was in the clouds. Useless bum by night. Ham radio (160m & 6m), CW > 30wpm. Still learning all the neat stuff, never give up.
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lightlyused··on Ask HN: What type of personal NAS would you recommend?
I backup to raid 1 and use raid 6 for performance.
lightlyused··on Cuba jamming ham radio frequencies [video]
None of the SDRs in the videos have directional antennas, so my trust of the results is low.
lightlyused··on Use the 'tail' command to monitor everything
On tail don't forget to use -F to tail a fail that gets rotated.
lightlyused··on Email Explained from First Principles
Yes, it was Firefox. No worries, it was just odd.
lightlyused··on Email Explained from First Principles
Anybody else get a save password prompt for localhost:password when accessing this site?
lightlyused··on Piano teacher gets copyright claim for Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata [video]
I went digging. APRA = Australasian Performing Right Association Limited ECAD = Escritório Central de Arrecadação e Distribuição SOCAN = Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada VCPMC = Vietnam Center for Protection of Music Copyright

CS stands for collections society. In another age CS would stand for the Mafia.

All but ECAD were found from here: https://www.cisac.org/

lightlyused··on [dead]
April fools?
lightlyused··on Why I’m a sucker for pen and paper
For me it does in a way, but I still need to read my notes while the details are still fresh in my mind. The main reason is I'm a sloppy writer and I might not be able to make out my mess if I haven't reviewed it enough. Also, for small things like passwords, saying them 10 times helps me get over 'what was that again' hump.
lightlyused··on Annie of Annie's Mac and Cheese
I don't understand your reply calling me better than everyone else on the planet. I don't think that kind is a very kind comment (one of the sites guidelines). Aren't you even curious why I said what I said? Well here is why: I could get Annie's for $1 a box at Kroger. Why would I pay more and it is basically the same product with more variety. I've edited my comment to reflect that.
lightlyused··on Annie of Annie's Mac and Cheese
My kids have never had Kraft mac&cheese. Annie's was $1 a box at Kroger and had more variety.
lightlyused··on Just-in-Time: The Next Generation of Tailwind CSS
meant to post this: https://blog.tailwindcss.com/just-in-time-the-next-generatio...
lightlyused··on Kelley Aerospace Officially Launches Supersonic Drone – IE
I was wondering the same thing, that is why I posted this.
lightlyused··on My Wish for Python 4
Not sure what you mean in the 2nd to the last paragraph. I really prefer using the map function:

  sum(map(lambda s: len(s) if s.startswith('a') else 0,['abac','bced','asdasdf','lkjkl','assadf']))
The crazy sql like syntax of your C# example bugs me a lot.
lightlyused··on Parler’s epic fail: A crash course on running your own servers
I wouldn't say it is a scam. There are a lot of benefits to running load in the cloud, understanding what works for your business is the hard part.
lightlyused··on Chick Corea, Groundbreaking Jazz Pianist, Dead at 79 – Rolling Stone
I'm glad to have seen him in concert. RIP.
lightlyused··on Python 3's F-Strings: An Improved String Formatting Syntax
This was just an example to show what it does, I normally wouldn't have \h in a string. I use this to store lists of regular expressions in aws dynamodb list type and to convert them back to raw strings when used.
lightlyused··on Python 3's F-Strings: An Improved String Formatting Syntax
I love f-strings. Don't forget that you can do fr"some string {blah}" to build raw strings.

  >>> blah = "something \here"
  >>> fr"what the {blah}"
  'what the something \\here'
lightlyused··on Drone Footage of Arecibo Observatory Collapse
Interview with Angel Vazquez Arecibo head of telescope operations (12/4/2020 about 4:30pm et). https://fb.watch/2at81vTtpf/
lightlyused··on Arecibo Observatory Collapsed
My Spanish sucks, but here is a video from some of the Staff at the telescope.

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CIQsBa2H3kg/?igshid=gkczuoe5ud4...

lightlyused··on US internet speeds 91% faster in 2020 according to user speed tests
Recently my upload speed dropped from 50mbps to 10mbps. Trying to get the ISP to address the issue is like taking to a brick wall. The tech they sent out couldn't find anything wrong, but hinted that it was configured that way and there was nothing I could do to get it changed since the ISP wouldn't guarantee the upstream speed. We really need a functioning FCC to get this now critical infrastructure fixed.
lightlyused··on Arecibo telescope, on the brink of collapse, will be dismantled
The Sparrow is an excellent but distributing book.
lightlyused··on Arecibo telescope, on the brink of collapse, will be dismantled
May be true, but its real value was has a radar.
lightlyused··on YouTube Down
I was suspecting something similar since I run heavy ad blocking.
lightlyused··on YouTube Down
Video playback just spinning here.
lightlyused··on Show HN: SmartGuitarAmp – Guitar plugin made with deep learning
I've been using guitarx, it includes some tube emulation, but I haven't really noticed much of a tonal difference between them. This looks interesting, but I run Linux so it is a no go.
lightlyused··on The truth about ferrites
Here is a great set of link about RFI, grouding, common mode currents both for audio and ham use. http://www.k9yc.com/publish.htm
lightlyused··on When Math Gets Impossibly Hard
I always thought the solution to gerrymandering would be to use rank choice voting across the state and the top vote getters would be the ones who are elected. Than you create the districts that they represent. After all land doesn't vote.
lightlyused··on Do We Have Victorians to Thank for Consumerism?
Interesting read. Just recently stumbled across "Victorian Farms" on Amazon Prime video and it touched on some aspects of how industrialization changed farming during that period.
lightlyused··on Is anybody still using Windows 95?
Curious, how long ago was that? I visited last year and got a tour from Angel. Yea, they had a lot of old hardware.
lightlyused··on Digital pregnancy tests have an internal paper test
Teenagers were specifically mentioned in the comment. Good sex education helps because reproduction is now not some mysterious process. They will then be able to make good choices when they decide to sex. Having access to abortion services helps because having sex shouldn't ruin someones life.
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