mr337

I have been out of the loop of DAO and how they are organized and manage changes. My first explaining of that was in Folding Ideas part of Decentraland [1]. The DAO portion did not look so good.

So still trying to figure out if this is just a phase or there is some legitimacy to a DAO.

1 - https://youtu.be/EiZhdpLXZ8Q?t=4923

I'm getting something similar, Error 405: Unsupported method

Yup, in the same boat. Don't need google to decide on a whim that my account is odd and lock me out and thus all the access to my devices.

I think this is a good idea. If there are a products there means money to be made and I think you found that out in a good way! Next step is to figure out what you can do different to start capturing market share, and turn that into captured revenue.

I am in the same boat and we are transitioning to dump SMS all together. What a headache to ditch.

And packaged as a docker container to run daily, weekly, or monthly backups. https://github.com/boredazfcuk/docker-icloudpd

Ha, that is what I was thinking. It would have to be really bad to be concerned about it.

Not for sure if you are working on SD card based things but this might get you half way there. We do this for loading RPIs https://github.com/Robertof/nixos-docker-sd-image-builder

This sounds very neat, time to look into DuckDB.

Agreed, I know Wise keeps getting mentioned but they are very expensive. Seems like every 1-2 months they also restructure/tweak their pricing as well.

I was just thinking the other day of writing a QGIS plugin for handle GNSS data from ROS. Like rviz but more aligned for out application. Very cool!

I was thinking the same thing. Unless you know the situation of the employee, working to get them fired from both jobs can seriously put them in a bad financial position + loss of benefits, especially medical benefits. If they aren't happy with that just terminate employment. To go after them to get terminated from both jobs is just being an asshole.

> We applaud low income service workers who bust their butts working multiple jobs (often 40 hours each) to make ends meet, but when it comes to office workers getting a second job, that's taboo. Doesn't make sense.

Hit the nail on the head!

That does sound horrid. Makes green field projects look ever more so nice.

Not the OP but I am really happy with the IKEA Tradfri blinds [1].Every night at dark they close all the rooms so I don't feel like living in fish bowl. 30 minutes past sunrise they all open. Best investment ever.

For the more technical they are Zigbee and heard all of IKEA zigbee stuff works without the hub. I personally have had issues with HomeAssistant and Tradfri integration so just use the IKEA app and the hub with no issues for over 6mo now.

[1] - https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/fyrtur-black-out-roller-blind-s...

I would like to add a 7.5 is possible. Run slack in a browser and disable tab notifications. The app is so jarring when it comes to stealing attention. The most I get in the browser is the favicon will have a little red dot. I miss it most of the times which is a perfect balance for catching up on slack and getting things done.

100% agree. I have one of the XPS13 Dev that doesn't deep sleep properly which is supposed to have first class support for sleeping. Yes it does sleep but kills the entire battery in a few hours.

Dell won't fix it https://www.dell.com/community/XPS/XPS-13-9310-Ubuntu-deep-s...

I just wrapped up an internal TUI utility for interfacing with physical hardware. I was really happy with the output until I saw this... Now I got to rework it with the new UI. Very nice work!

So far doesn't look like it unless you go the MDM route, which I guess is aimed mainly at enterprise users.

https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/5431

Wow, this is fantastic!

Wow, this is pretty nifty and I would, nor would the program authors thing of that use case :D

The Mathematics StackExchange reference gave me a chuckle.[1]

1 - https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/3137017/how-do-you-...

Yeah, this whole bit is really confusing. Some states have tax agreements as well. I think Illinois and Arkansas has an agreement.

Also eyeballing CA as they send us one of those mean letters you speak of. That was "fun" to sort out.

Working in robotics with ROS2. Python for simple stuff and C++ for everything else.

This is fantastic reading and never really through to use nix for a router.

Agree with this. This thread also mentioned the early Nissan Leaf, and exact same thing happened, a new cottage industry popped up to support rebuilds and even further range increase.

I use Tandoor [2], and open source meal planning software. It is fully open source and be hosted in many ways including docker etc.

If you don't want to bother with self hosting they offer hosting plans as well [1].

[1] - https://tandoor.dev/ [2] - https://github.com/TandoorRecipes/recipes

I didn't know they were trying to be like CDK. Now I have to look this up :)

We are big users of terraform. I couldn't imaging running our setup without it or some other tooling like CDK.

I have settled on the ECS camp as well. Took a run at Kubernetes and was blown away by the complexity. With ECS/Fargate I don't spend any time on it. It just works for our setup.

I still wonder from time to time if I am missing something not going Kubernetes.

I've seen some projects where the Circle CI costs are more expensive than hosting.