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No joke my dad found a phone while on public trans on his way home from work and 2 hours later the cops showed up knocked and asked for the phone.
Owner choose not to press charges.
I live in a major US city. Who knew!
No joke my dad found a phone while on public trans on his way home from work and 2 hours later the cops showed up knocked and asked for the phone.
Owner choose not to press charges.
I live in a major US city. Who knew!
Yeah. Drop over $100 for a high end Pi or get a old refurbished slim pc for same with more compute/ram, VESA mountable, x64 vs ARM and more expandable…
That’s the biggest issue. Support.
Most of the success of the RPi is due to rasparian and community support.
Am I the only one who writes the Readme as I add features and do my commits.
Don’t leave your homework until the end and cram away just before it’s due.
Code every other day.
Code. Then review and document.
I also try to maintain my feature list in my Readme. Essentially my roadmap. Work my way down the list and write Code as features are added/updated.
Nice link!!
Codegeex and blackbox look good as far as features go
what are the competitors to github’s copilot? I tried it for personal and really like it but can’t use it for work due to IP leak risks.
I’m hoping there is a self hosted option for it.
Edit: found one. TabbyML
Yeah. Mine was “too complicated” because I had an HSA. Are you fucking kidding me?
This is really sad.
My main machine is running a Asus motherboard. 12 years old and still games fine.
This would fix a boatload of issues and break down Verizon/Comcast into service vs infrastructure companies.
It will never happen.
Both companies would put forth a staggering amount of money into lobbying to kill this on top of all the politicians they already “donated” to.
It’s sickening.
Because you’re a level 1~2 technician hired in to support an enterprise windows environment and you have no choice.
I’m talking about supporting an American enterprise environment that handles medical patient data. No Linux workstations really. Easier to comply with HIPAA that way.
Is it convoluted BS? Sure why not. But Microsoft services are really sticky once you get integrated at a large scale (5k workstations plus over 100 servers).
But… clickbait and drama~~~
You should know people only read headlines!
You can disable or streamline that stuff with either group policy or registry keys.
I used to do the same work (several years ago) and I started researching fixes and writing scripts to speed up my work.
Make a to do list of what your computer setup process is. Figure out the earliest you can launch a script (netshare or usb). Then start writing scripts for your tasks.
Installing apps, file transfers and system configs.
Roku would just start selling the televisions well below cost or even free since they make WAY more money from ADs.
I like the wattage sensor since you can also monitor energy use and it’s applicable to more devices. Just need to set thresholds.
Using a smart plug that measures wattage makes the most sense.
Circuits?
How would you homebrew a smart washer into HA?
Holy shit a DVDRW!!
You should add a DVD bay so you can rip on the fly!! Trust me it’s way faster than saving to your 5400 rpm disk and writing back.
I’ll admit I like having images tho.
*self hosts gitlab with docker run
*still doesn’t know git
‘:confused jackie:’