Posts by rmsilva@mamot.fr
(DIR) Post #2771848 by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2019-01-08T15:39:15Z
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@kelbot the Turris Omnia is very nice, a maybe less expensive but more DIY approach could be one of these:https://www.pcengines.ch/apu3c4.htmWith maybe https://opnsense.org installed.
(DIR) Post #9pQooIPBt890uhaQ6K by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2019-11-28T20:17:16Z
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@nolan That's currently the main way I buy music. And rip them to FLAC straight away. The price is not much different from buying the digital versions, which are mostly lossy formats. I've been looking for sources for buying FLAC, but haven't found any place that will sell them at a comparable price. For "discovery" it's mostly YouTube and some radios.
(DIR) Post #9zrlEOzHJVMlym3HRA by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2020-10-05T22:59:29Z
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@martin 5 (9 if you count the Ethernet over Powerline adapters). And I have another router and two access points waiting to be brought online.
(DIR) Post #A05HXsJmtwSsGgYR6G by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2020-10-12T11:32:45Z
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@Gina it's that SanDisk branded square right in the middle of the main board, next (and similar) to the WiFi card. You might even find an upgrade that will fit.
(DIR) Post #A5KJhidympcGlSyDS4 by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2021-03-18T06:59:21Z
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@Gina I only "like" woodworking, but if the wood grain goes all the way to the edge (if it's a single board) I'm pretty sure that needs to be turned from a board with the total thickness. I think one would need a lathe with lots of working space.Otherwise you could "fake it" by gluing a thicker piece around the edge and sanding/sculpting down, but that would be a lot of work, and probably less perfectly symmetric.
(DIR) Post #A7kke2nEdQpaVrrAu0 by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2021-05-29T20:42:23Z
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@woozong @alcinnz @eqe I was going to do the same suggestions.I use pass (passwordstore.org) and it works great with a GPG key on a Yubikey across several Linux computers and an Android phone (with got as a backend).But I'm setting up bitwarden for my partner :-)
(DIR) Post #ADzihI7dTScDSG1lVA by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2021-12-02T00:45:30Z
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@ColinTheMathmo I'm pretty sure the first one will *not* work as it seems to be a passive adapter (it's simply wires and only good for keyboards/mice that actually speak both protocols).The second one looks like it could work, it's very similar to what one sees for example on:https://www.clickykeyboards.com/product-category/ps2-keyboard-to-usb-adapter-converters/Which given the context of the webpage is almost guaranteed to do what you are looking for.
(DIR) Post #AFiJGC3DWUDFIZPFtA by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2022-01-22T23:27:21Z
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@elb reminds me of my history with NSLU2 devices, at some point the Debian installer would no longer run on its 32MB of RAM and you had to download a tar ball of the base system: https://www.cyrius.com/debian/nslu2/install/
(DIR) Post #AG4n10SDWe94JEgjq4 by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2022-02-02T19:43:07Z
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@matrix just in time for #FOSDEM 2022 ;-)
(DIR) Post #AHBK5nxIwxCmjucJCS by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2022-03-07T21:15:26Z
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@mmu_man j'ai un NETGEAR GS105PE qui marche bien pour mon cas d'utilisation: il alimente un vieux AP Cisco et un gateway IKEA Tradfri via un splitter PoE. Je n'ai jamais fait du daisy-chain, mais je pense que ça pourrait marcher.
(DIR) Post #AJ6Umvp61S9JpGAF0q by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2022-05-04T09:05:32Z
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@dada moi j'ai mis mon t-shirt du FOSDEM 2019 :-)L'année prochaine j'espère!
(DIR) Post #AKupDv9E5HubgHPfw8 by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2022-06-27T13:42:21Z
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@bortzmeyer day 142: learn git... it's too late!!!
(DIR) Post #AL1PvCGbeBuTVD1jwO by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2022-06-30T18:02:01Z
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@info_activism I understand how this might be true, but this is another one of several articles I've seen attempting to explain how the Google engineer that did the claims was "simply fooled" by the quality of the AI model.I wouldn't be surprised to see Google funding or pulling some strings to help people publish all these articles along the same lines, to "calm down" the public.
(DIR) Post #AQNtWhigWGOxck0p5U by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2022-12-08T03:37:51Z
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@adam that would be amazing. When at an event I want to report on publicly just switch the camera to no-faces mode :-)
(DIR) Post #AUQj6UsVv6s7emwtLU by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2023-04-08T03:48:51Z
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(DIR) Post #AZmgTMzCKbY4AwJv1M by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2023-09-15T07:12:39Z
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@redfrog quel est la source? J'aimerais lire l'article et le partager.
(DIR) Post #Aqx6QEm0KIevppYS6S by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2025-02-09T19:51:11Z
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@icedquinn if it matters, I had good experience with their support, a buckle broke, and they sent me a replacement without any fuss.
(DIR) Post #Az9uPrK8ClkGHQlc9o by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2025-10-13T07:05:05Z
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@clacke RFID blocking wallet
(DIR) Post #B16M1Tm0OYr1rOvUuW by rmsilva@mamot.fr
2025-12-10T09:27:46Z
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@gsuberland my view on this is that the impact of failed prints is likely largely offset by the repairs one is now able to do to prolong the life of existing objects. And by solving problems in ways that stops people from buying more not-quite-right solutions to a problem.I love to see use cases where people use 3D printed parts in multi-material projects, where they enable the use of more sustainable materials as part of the solution: wood, metal, etc.