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rodnim··on Multimodal WFH setup: flight SIM, EE lab, and music studio in 60sqft/5.5M²
They clearly stated "and nothing else". ;)
rodnim··on Show HN: I made a 2D game engine in Dart
Click "Showcase" in the main top menu.
rodnim··on Binary Wordle
And those who know this joke is actually in base 3. :)
rodnim··on Show HN: Kan.bn – An open-source alterative to Trello
I am using Planka for my personal projects. Works great!
rodnim··on Show HN: Loodio 2 – A Simple Rechargable Bathroom Privacy Device
I like the idea! :) I can't seem to find anything about an IP rating. Does it not need one if it is supposed to live in a damp environment?
rodnim··on Train and Weather Tracker with Raspberry Pi and E-Ink
I have been using InkyPi for my own E-ink display. It recently got support for weather as well. I'm using a different display though, so your mileage may vary, but for me it works like a charm, would highly recommend. :)

https://github.com/fatihak/InkyPi

rodnim··on Trellis – 3D mesh generative model
Where exactly? All I see is "Image to 3D Asset".
rodnim··on Microsoft cutting crucial link to Gaza, Palestinians say
> you can sign up to each service with a unique email address, e.g. <microsoft>@<your-domain.com>, which makes it easy to see if any services ever sold your address

You don't need your own domain for that. Gmail (and probably the other big ones) support it as well, just add a plus sign and whatever after your username: username+microsoft@gmail.com will end up in the inbox of username@gmail.com.

rodnim··on Nvtop: Htop for GPUs
I just noticed! I will definitely give it a try, thanks!
rodnim··on Nvtop: Htop for GPUs
Looks really nice! Anyone know of an equivalence for Intel iGPUs? Would love one for my plex server. I'm currently using intel_gpu_top, but is nowhere near this level of detail, unfortunately.

edit: Just realized it does indeed support Intel as well, according to its github page. Neat! Will give it a go for sure!

rodnim··on Small offline large language model – TinyChatEngine from MIT
"Small large" ..... so, medium? :)
rodnim··on Major outages across ChatGPT and API
Having multiple systems down sure sounds like a major outage to me. Not a complete outage, sure, but still a major one.
rodnim··on Bug in macOS 14 Sonoma prevents our app from working
The M2 was released last year. Did you start using it two years ahead of its public release?
rodnim··on On Having Enough Socks (2019)
You can always demote the other half of socks to cleaning supplies. They are really useful to stick your hand into and start going to all those hard to reach places all around the house, gathering dust. When done, just turn them inside out to trap the dust inside and THEN throw them away.

Just make sure to clean them first. :)

rodnim··on Find a good available .com domain
And Apple.
rodnim··on Show HN: VideoMentions – Search YouTube based on the spoken words in videos
> - You remember watching a video where a certain topic was discussed, and now you're trying to remember which video it was to rewatch it.

But I need to remember which channel I watched? Maybe I'm missing something, but in my eyes it would make it tremendously more useful if I didn't have to specify channel.

rodnim··on Apple Silicon Games - 400+ Game Performance Reports for Apple Silicon Macs
Then I would say THAT is the information you should highlight in the spreadsheet. THAT is actual, useful information. Two entries completely contradicting each other without any further information of why is not very useful. :)
rodnim··on Apple Silicon Games - 400+ Game Performance Reports for Apple Silicon Macs
Diablo 3, playable yes, runs well.

Diablo 3, playable no, unable to launch.

So basically your mileage may vary, alot, making this whole list a bit....questionable. =/

rodnim··on Google announces Pixel 5, Pixel 4A 5G, and Pixel 4A
Sadly enough, still only available in a few countries. :(
rodnim··on Fork Bomb
Thank you for giving me ideas about a new tattoo! :)
rodnim··on Netgear Signed TLS Cert Private Key Disclosure
I don't envy Netgear. They sell home routers to people who hardly know the difference between HTTP and HTTPS. In this regard, I respect them for NOT making those people submit sensitive information by ignoring browser security warnings and/or accepting self signed certificates. I.e, not teaching bad habits.

On the other hand, making private keys publicly available is obviously far from ideal.

Damned if you do, damned if you don't. Again, I don't envy Netgear...

rodnim··on Roxette singer Marie Fredriksson dies, aged 61
Same. "Crash Boom Bang" was the first CD I ever bought, also saving up them monies for some time. It was a few years later though, probably '94-ish.
rodnim··on Uptime 15,364 days – The Computers of Voyager [video]
Don't you reboot every night? :)