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OpenWrt, make a wifi network only for those nasty spying devices, printers, tvs etc

If your accountant doesn't give you the forms AND worksheets, change accountant.

Claude Code is much more efficient even compared to Cursor using the Anthropic models. The planning and tool use is much better.

Happened to lots of commercial routers too (free wifi with sign-in pages in stores for example) and that's way outside us-east-1

Depends... do you need wifi, screen and others always on? can you wake some on a timer? on user interaction? on interrupts?

https://lastminuteengineers.com/esp32-sleep-modes-power-cons...

You can use those sleep modes in micropython as well

https://randomnerdtutorials.com/micropython-esp32-deep-sleep...

Thanks, I would buy your book. But I understand the effort necessary all too well.

Congratulations ASUS for 0.01% of your marketing budget you could have fixed the experience of your millions of users, reduced the amount of replaced computers, improved your brand positive views... This once again proves that many companies are absolutely mismanaged and think marketing will make them more efficient than good engineering...

The datadog sales team would do that kind of things to us, which basically led to us banning them from even consideration.

Apple is too much about beeing closed and creating barriers not sure that would have been a good fit. Plus that's a good way to flee a country quickly degrading.

And a lot of US sites don't work in France either, or they ban you after just a couple requests with no appeal...

I would really much want to see which Marx (with Engels or not) writings advocate for mass surveillance. I would also like to see a reference of when did he call for a bourgeoisie massacre.

fluoride with no kind of antibacterial is fine (careful with thymol etc). Check your toothpaste for anti bacterial as well. you want to remove food and plaque, not good bacteria.

The blood detector.

70% faster, but more importantly 35x times less syscalls.

Bitwig does and it works really well. pretty much a replacement for live.

Do you mind explaining a bit more with a concrete example your first paragraph?

It is a question of failure mode. If your hard drive motor dies, if the heads fail, if the electronics fail, if the sealing fail (in some cases it can be repaired by specialists but that's not easy and much more expensive than a tape reader)... lots of things can go wrong that are not related with the media itself. The advantage of tape is that the device that reads it is separate from the mechanically simple tape. It comes at a cost but that's for hedging against a different risk.

This doesn't solve the issue of either storage or continous (and controllable) supply.

Search for CNC videos, those machines work in oily, soapy, dusty and full of metal shavings environments and do fine.

But this still has a massive cost. Replacing or repairing an actuator isn't cheap, in material and in time of unavailability.

No bug bounty? Major hardware company? Disaster in 3 .... 2.... 1...

but it will also contain infinite love.

It is called Kagi

Yeah PARA is the new hype in knowledge management, those come and go (Zettelkasten, atomic notes...) I don't find PARA particularly useful. Using links and tags with no directories at all work much better for me. But I think that's the nice thing (and also the curse) of all of those you can spend your time biie shedding with the different versions of yourself in time instead of using it for your life.

Have you used copilot recently? It is absolutely useless these days.

Exactly my point but that person seemed to have insider info or a source we all missed.

Source

Use them with the API, they are supposed to not have any there.

yes and? you get the data of only one tarsnap user.

The comment you were responding to was from the tarsnap creator where he was saying he doesn't have access to those keys so cannot be coerced to give them (and thus has no way to decrypt the data of all the clients).

the person who uploaded it only (or whomever they shared keys with)