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So now your second factor is... the Authy master password?

Just FYI

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Eric_Berg

Not to sound like the infamous Dropbox comment, but would the patent prevent you from doing? Changing light temperature and colour over the course of the day? I've been doing that for years with a cronjob. Doing so without a microcontroller? Those cost pennies nowadays.

Since it's supposedly 'decentralized', and this is HN, what are the downsides to just hosting a private ActivityPub instance and following people from there? Plus my account would not be tied to someone else's instance (since I can take my domain and vps with me).

Runs one week on a charge, I wrote a custom time-tracking app for it that I have been using for years, syncs with google calendar, shows TOTP auth codes, weather and notifications, controls music playback in the house, all without having to take my phone out...

Wait, which versions have a compass? My P2HR does not mention that anywhere.

I also still have an OG one for similar purposes (shifts room lights to orange in the evening, brightens them up blue in the morning, plays music and radio on a schedule). Stays up uninterrupted for months at a time, sd card got corrupted maybe once or twice in over a decade.

...as in Europe (but I am certain there are exceptions and am looking forward to the replies pointing out where that is not the case)

The Papa Sangre [1] video games had basically no UI and relied only on spatial audio, sadly I never got to try them (Apple pulled them from the appstore when they broke backwards compatibility).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papa_Sangre

Looks like it's U.S. only?

> Email notification when two-factor OTP attempt is wrong

Sounds like they read HN:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32911299

I guess that makes some sense if you were already running both operating systems in production. Maintaining an alternative stack would be almost twice the work otherwise.

You might not have the luxury of a GUI in many (most?) production (or staging, for that matter) environments.

Does there exist a terminal-based editor with VS Code shortcuts? 90% of the time all I want is the multi-cursor mode (Ctrl-D etc).

Vim colleagues insist I could just write macros, yeah no.

I wonder if you can shortcircuit that when the first customer ready to pay is yourself.

If I go through the trouble of building something it is because I really need it for me in the first place (and it does not already exist).

Then maybe this?

https://github.com/firecow/gitlab-ci-local

(I only tried it shortly many months ago before running into some issues, it probably works better now)

> Even worse than that, the cheating may not have gone on during the match. It could have been as simple as old-fashioned spying: studying what preparations Carlsen had made, and learning their weaknesses before the match even starts.

How is that even "cheating"?

Weather notification updates fine for me after disabling Android's power saving mode on the applet (aka "duraspeed" / "background killer" / "battery optimization" depending on the device).

Mine still runs a week on one charge, could not find a substitute yet.

That is also what keeps my Pebble2 still running perfectly as my daily driver.

No joke! Typing this from my phone as it somehow froze the browser on my workstation.

That's Litestream, not LiteFS.

Well that was fast... [1]

Are the readable replicas supposed to be long-lived (as in, I don't know, hours)? Or does consul happily converge even with ephemeral instances coming and going every few minutes (thinking of something like Cloud Run and the like, not sure if Fly works the same way)? And do they need to make a copy of the entire DB when they "boot" or do they stream pages in on demand?

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32240230

Then, we have had decades to observe whether this approach (that I assume to be familiar to at least many in his field by now) actually made sociologists more productive (at whatever it is that sociologists do), or not.

I tried, I just wasted a few minutes clicking "Random Page" and ALL results are about the supermemo software itself, most are support emails republished as wiki pages.

I would be willing to take productivity porn seriously, if the people obsessing over it were provably exceptionally productive (like, I don't know, "here's how I learned multiple languages and musical instruments while finishing a physics PhD as a single parent" or whatever).

For example, even the creator of SuperMemo seems a fairly average person and not the polymath/hyperpolyglot one might have expected him to be (or at least I could not find any indication of that).

Likewise, what has David Allen actually done beyond writing the same book half a dozen times?

As far as I can see this stuff mostly exists to fill a need for structure, but it does NOT make one exceptionally productive (also accounting for the time that needs to be invested in the tools and techniques themselves).

How much? Can't find anything on the topic other than some people saying they could set it up without any MRR.

I see articles in german and dutch in the queue, since English TTS cannot really read other languages, do you detect the language somehow?

The only caveat I know of is that on a dual socket system you won't get twice as many lanes. 48 (or 64, depends on the configuration) of each are used for the interconnect to the other socket. Then of course the performance of any slot-to-slot traffic may depend on the different paths taken inside the interconnect, but that only matters for very high-bandwidth of low-latency applications.