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09:02 schestowitz[TR];
09:02 schestowitz[TR]; Stare down your gaming opponent with this dual-screen Raspberry Pi 400-powered console
09:02 schestowitz[TR];
09:02 schestowitz[TR]; This isnt just any games console; its a dual-screen tabletop arcade that allows you to stare down your opponent as your on-screen alter ego Hadoukens them right in the face. No, chest. Hadouken is a chest-height move, right? Well, anyway. It was always a fluke of maniacally mashed buttons whenever I managed to pull it off.
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09:02 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-www.raspberrypi.com | Stare down your gaming opponent with this dual-screen Raspberry Pi 400-powered console - Raspberry Pi
09:03 schestowitz[TR];
09:03 schestowitz[TR]; Arduino Nano Every brings Knight Rider sound effects to Knight Rider RC car
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09:03 schestowitz[TR]; This is a custom RC car created by Savall21 using a Tamiya TT-02 kit and a resin 3D-printed body shell. The controller/transmitter is a Jumper T18, which has a customizable touchscreen interface. Savall21 programmed his own widget for that touchscreen. It mimics the fictional KITT control panel and lets the user select different sound effects and activate the iconic headlights. The T18 send
09:03 schestowitz[TR]; s commands to an FrSky XR8 radio receiver located in the car.
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09:03 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-blog.arduino.cc | Arduino Nano Every brings Knight Rider sound effects to Knight Rider RC car | Arduino Blog
09:03 schestowitz[TR];
09:03 schestowitz[TR]; News in the fediverse
=> News">↺ https://blog.jonudell.net/2023/02/14/news-in-the-fediverse/">News
09:03 schestowitz[TR];
09:03 schestowitz[TR]; On a recent episode of Youre Wrong About, Sarah Marshall delivered a crisp summary of how the 24-hour news cycle came to be. This led me to realize that many among us do not remember when news was confined to time slots: the 7 oclock news, the 11 oclock news, the morning paper. I think it might be healthy to bring that back in some form. From the excitement I heard in their voices I gather
09:03 schestowitz[TR]; that Sarah Marshall and her co-presenter Blair Braverman feel the same way. When I hear people complain about Mastodons lack of breaking news, I think: Feature, not bug! Maybe what the 24-hour cycle has been breaking is us.
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09:03 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-blog.jonudell.net | News in the fediverse Jon Udell
09:04 schestowitz[TR];
09:04 schestowitz[TR]; curl 7.88.0 seven stops here
=> curl">↺ https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2023/02/15/curl-7-88-0-seven-stops-here/">curl
09:04 schestowitz[TR];
09:04 schestowitz[TR]; While we count over 140 individual bugfixes merged for this release, here follows a curated subset of some of the more interesting ones.
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09:04 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-curl 7.88.0 seven stops here | daniel.haxx.se
09:09 schestowitz[TR];
09:09 schestowitz[TR]; More Monos!
=> More">↺ https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2023/02/14/More-Mono">More
09:09 schestowitz[TR];
09:09 schestowitz[TR]; wOur story thus far is here. Tl;dr: I looked at a bunch of monospace fonts and recommended a few. The piece went kind of nuts, way past 50K views as I write this, and a flood of comments here and on YCombinator, nearly all of which took the form of You left out my favorite font, which is X! So I harvested 14 values of X, and lets have a look at them! Ive enjoyed this little project enou
09:09 schestowitz[TR]; gh to pay actual real money for three of these.
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09:09 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-www.tbray.org | ongoing by Tim Bray More Monos!
10:18 schestowitz[TR];
10:18 schestowitz[TR]; Sysadmin Series
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10:18 schestowitz[TR]; What first looked like some CPU oddity in a monitoring graph became a full-fledged hunt for a bitcoin miner. Figuring out what happened and how they were operating is part of the investigation. Collecting evidence to make a case soon became akin to a detective story.
10:18 schestowitz[TR]; Read on to find out how we approached this from the sysadmin point-of-view and what was learned from the experience.
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10:18 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-klarasystems.com | Sysadmin Series - How To Catch a Bitcoin Miner
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; Re: Community
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > What I feel sad for Roy is the entire computer community, with Stallman
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > running around going C99 standards when the standards are C16 and he's
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > done it not once, not twice but three times over the course of a number
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > of years.
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; >
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > Yes we all get it that having a back-door is a novelty but it becomes a
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > non-novelty when people start using it for looking at Kids...
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; >
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > An then when things like Python, Lua and other such candy appear as if
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > by magic so google can keep shoveling shit at it's end users, which I
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > was glad to see they where all getting done for...
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; >
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > Amazing isn't it, guys done time and time again for there Crimes, as if
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > by magic still holding there security clearance and still working in the
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > same Job from the last time, an it all came out that they where running
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > around molesting Kids..
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; >
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > But according to Stallman, that's fine... A little python and lua in
13:19 schestowitz[TR]; > your otter-browser fixes everything!
13:21 schestowitz[TR]; > https://alexgraveley.com/resume https://alexgraveley.com/resume
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13:21 schestowitz[TR]; >
13:21 schestowitz[TR]; > Hes no longer at GitHub as of November 2022.
13:21 schestowitz[TR]; >
13:21 schestowitz[TR]; > Based on his Twitter presence I believe hes been offered a job at a
13:21 schestowitz[TR]; > start up, or is starting another company.
13:21 schestowitz[TR]; Anyone can start a company.
13:21 schestowitz[TR]; He probably "Extended" the date to make it look like he wasn't unemployed. Very typical.
13:21 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-alexgraveley.com | Resum | Alex Graveley
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