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Is there a "perfect" star layout for the game? I know no one way, short of cheating the save, will max out everything. But I wonder with the items you can obtain, in the order you can obtain them, if there is a route to most efficiently spec. I feel like I'm always behind on skill points for chasing after internalizing thoughts, many of which I end up having to forget anyway
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Is there a "perfect" star layout for the game? I know no one way, short of cheating the save, will max out everything. But I wonder with the items you can obtain, in the order you can obtain them, if there is a route to most efficiently spec. I feel like I'm always behind on skill points for chasing after internalizing thoughts, many of which I end up having to forget anyway
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Is there a "perfect" star layout for the game? I know no one way, short of cheating the save, will max out everything. But I wonder with the items you can obtain, in the order you can obtain them, if there is a route to most efficiently spec. I feel like I'm always behind on skill points for chasing after internalizing thoughts, many of which I end up having to forget anyway
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Is there a "perfect" star layout for the game? I know no one way, short of cheating the save, will max out everything. But I wonder with the items you can obtain, in the order you can obtain them, if there is a route to most efficiently spec. I feel like I'm always behind on skill points for chasing after internalizing thoughts, many of which I end up having to forget anyway
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:BoostOK: :boost_requested: Does anyone know a tool that will create a directory tree of hashes with modification dates and can later Be used to detect bitrot or content changes? #duckduckFedi #homelab #askfedi #linux #nas #homeserver
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:BoostOK: :boost_requested: Does anyone know a tool that will create a directory tree of hashes with modification dates and can later Be used to detect bitrot or content changes? #duckduckFedi #homelab #askfedi #linux #nas #homeserver
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:BoostOK: :boost_requested: Does anyone know a tool that will create a directory tree of hashes with modification dates and can later Be used to detect bitrot or content changes? #duckduckFedi #homelab #askfedi #linux #nas #homeserver
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:BoostOK: :boost_requested: Does anyone know a tool that will create a directory tree of hashes with modification dates and can later Be used to detect bitrot or content changes? #duckduckFedi #homelab #askfedi #linux #nas #homeserver
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:BoostOK: :boost_requested: Does anyone know a tool that will create a directory tree of hashes with modification dates and can later Be used to detect bitrot or content changes? #duckduckFedi #homelab #askfedi #linux #nas #homeserver
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actually #duckduckfedi/#askfedi: are there any good editors/IDEs that aren't like really AI focused?
(I have a feeling someone's going to say something like neovim: I'm talking about... "GUI" editors I guess? stuff like VSCode.
VSCodium seems intriguing but afaik it doesn't support the extension marketplace??? so I'm not sure about it.
or for that matter, can you just easily disable all the AI stuff in Zed??? because I wouldn't mind trying it if so... but the marketing is so AI focused so I'm skeptical)
#advicewanted #boostswelcome
RE: https://st.transbus.social/notes/amjtnpy26p18003s -
#Meteorology Fedi:
What's the correct place to get *bulk* #METAR/TAF data these days? I know about tgftp.nws.noaa.gov for individual reports, but I need to pull the whole set hourly for a project and doing it piecemeal like that seems really inefficient.
Used to be able to get it from aviationweather.gov but that's been gone for awhile now. Anyone have suggestions?
Edit: to be clear, I'm looking for worldwide data, not just US.
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#Meteorology Fedi:
What's the correct place to get *bulk* #METAR/TAF data these days? I know about tgftp.nws.noaa.gov for individual reports, but I need to pull the whole set hourly for a project and doing it piecemeal like that seems really inefficient.
Used to be able to get it from aviationweather.gov but that's been gone for awhile now. Anyone have suggestions?
Edit: to be clear, I'm looking for worldwide data, not just US.
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#Meteorology Fedi:
What's the correct place to get *bulk* #METAR/TAF data these days? I know about tgftp.nws.noaa.gov for individual reports, but I need to pull the whole set hourly for a project and doing it piecemeal like that seems really inefficient.
Used to be able to get it from aviationweather.gov but that's been gone for awhile now. Anyone have suggestions?
Edit: to be clear, I'm looking for worldwide data, not just US.
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#Meteorology Fedi:
What's the correct place to get *bulk* #METAR/TAF data these days? I know about tgftp.nws.noaa.gov for individual reports, but I need to pull the whole set hourly for a project and doing it piecemeal like that seems really inefficient.
Used to be able to get it from aviationweather.gov but that's been gone for awhile now. Anyone have suggestions?
Edit: to be clear, I'm looking for worldwide data, not just US.
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#Meteorology Fedi:
What's the correct place to get *bulk* #METAR/TAF data these days? I know about tgftp.nws.noaa.gov for individual reports, but I need to pull the whole set hourly for a project and doing it piecemeal like that seems really inefficient.
Used to be able to get it from aviationweather.gov but that's been gone for awhile now. Anyone have suggestions?
Edit: to be clear, I'm looking for worldwide data, not just US.
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Today I remembered a book I read for school, but I cannot remember the title or the author and it's kind of bugging me. It was about a man who meets a possibly autistic woman and falls in love with a version of her he makes up in his head. They get together and he tries to align his image of her with reality by coercing her into changing her personality. It obviously doesn't end well.
I know it was written by a German (or German-speaking) author in the 2010s and the title I think was just the first name of the woman in the book. But that's almost all I've got. Does anyone know which book I'm talking about?
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Today I remembered a book I read for school, but I cannot remember the title or the author and it's kind of bugging me. It was about a man who meets a possibly autistic woman and falls in love with a version of her he makes up in his head. They get together and he tries to align his image of her with reality by coercing her into changing her personality. It obviously doesn't end well.
I know it was written by a German (or German-speaking) author in the 2010s and the title I think was just the first name of the woman in the book. But that's almost all I've got. Does anyone know which book I'm talking about?
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#DuckDuckFedi : Can I somehow generate TTS from existing IPA notation in a particular language ? I'm either looking for a CLI tool (smth missing feature in espeak-ng) or some web-based library I can reuse.
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So, website recipe I'd like is, from what I see
- openBSD
- some web server idk, caddy? Nginx? Lighttpd? Gnet? Does openBSD package a web server by default?
- port forwarding (weh is there any other way? I don't like it. Can you like reverse proxy idk?)
- registrar DNS magic *jazz hands*Please do tell me if there is a better way to self-host a website (I dont want a VPS)
Assume I have static IP internet
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So, website recipe I'd like is, from what I see
- openBSD
- some web server idk, caddy? Nginx? Lighttpd? Gnet? Does openBSD package a web server by default?
- port forwarding (weh is there any other way? I don't like it. Can you like reverse proxy idk?)
- registrar DNS magic *jazz hands*Please do tell me if there is a better way to self-host a website (I dont want a VPS)
Assume I have static IP internet
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So, website recipe I'd like is, from what I see
- openBSD
- some web server idk, caddy? Nginx? Lighttpd? Gnet? Does openBSD package a web server by default?
- port forwarding (weh is there any other way? I don't like it. Can you like reverse proxy idk?)
- registrar DNS magic *jazz hands*Please do tell me if there is a better way to self-host a website (I dont want a VPS)
Assume I have static IP internet
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So, website recipe I'd like is, from what I see
- openBSD
- some web server idk, caddy? Nginx? Lighttpd? Gnet? Does openBSD package a web server by default?
- port forwarding (weh is there any other way? I don't like it. Can you like reverse proxy idk?)
- registrar DNS magic *jazz hands*Please do tell me if there is a better way to self-host a website (I dont want a VPS)
Assume I have static IP internet
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So, website recipe I'd like is, from what I see
- openBSD
- some web server idk, caddy? Nginx? Lighttpd? Gnet? Does openBSD package a web server by default?
- port forwarding (weh is there any other way? I don't like it. Can you like reverse proxy idk?)
- registrar DNS magic *jazz hands*Please do tell me if there is a better way to self-host a website (I dont want a VPS)
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How would I go about replacing systemd with openrc on a Debian based system? ideally i want to have all the facilities systemd offers (and maybe a shim for unit files?)
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Hello #DuckDuckFedi, I'm looking for an audio-based recommendation. I have a pair of these earphones and they are *excellent* - great sound quality and really comfy.
https://www.flareaudio.com/collections/earphones/products/jet-earphonesWhile I prefer wired in general, i have a use case for wireless earphones. Can anyone recommend a pair similar to the above?
Long-term comfort is important above all. Audio quality can be "acceptable". Good battery life is important too.
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Hello #DuckDuckFedi, I'm looking for an audio-based recommendation. I have a pair of these earphones and they are *excellent* - great sound quality and really comfy.
https://www.flareaudio.com/collections/earphones/products/jet-earphonesWhile I prefer wired in general, i have a use case for wireless earphones. Can anyone recommend a pair similar to the above?
Long-term comfort is important above all. Audio quality can be "acceptable". Good battery life is important too.
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Hello #DuckDuckFedi, I'm looking for an audio-based recommendation. I have a pair of these earphones and they are *excellent* - great sound quality and really comfy.
https://www.flareaudio.com/collections/earphones/products/jet-earphonesWhile I prefer wired in general, i have a use case for wireless earphones. Can anyone recommend a pair similar to the above?
Long-term comfort is important above all. Audio quality can be "acceptable". Good battery life is important too.
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Hello #DuckDuckFedi, I'm looking for an audio-based recommendation. I have a pair of these earphones and they are *excellent* - great sound quality and really comfy.
https://www.flareaudio.com/collections/earphones/products/jet-earphonesWhile I prefer wired in general, i have a use case for wireless earphones. Can anyone recommend a pair similar to the above?
Long-term comfort is important above all. Audio quality can be "acceptable". Good battery life is important too.
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Hello #DuckDuckFedi, I'm looking for an audio-based recommendation. I have a pair of these earphones and they are *excellent* - great sound quality and really comfy.
https://www.flareaudio.com/collections/earphones/products/jet-earphonesWhile I prefer wired in general, i have a use case for wireless earphones. Can anyone recommend a pair similar to the above?
Long-term comfort is important above all. Audio quality can be "acceptable". Good battery life is important too.
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Hey #DuckDuckFedi, I'm using #Sunup as #UnifiedPush service on my Android phone. A few days ago it started telling me that it's disconnected whenever I switch over to mobile data rather than WiFi. Search results aren't helping.
It reliably starts working again as soon as I reconnect to WiFi. It reliably stops working the second I switch to mobile data.
I have not changed any settings, there might have been a Sunup update at the start of this, but there are no patch notes indicating a possible cause.Any ideas what might be causing this and how to fix it? Or even just anyone else experiencing this issue?
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Hey #DuckDuckFedi, I'm using #Sunup as #UnifiedPush service on my Android phone. A few days ago it started telling me that it's disconnected whenever I switch over to mobile data rather than WiFi. Search results aren't helping.
It reliably starts working again as soon as I reconnect to WiFi. It reliably stops working the second I switch to mobile data.
I have not changed any settings, there might have been a Sunup update at the start of this, but there are no patch notes indicating a possible cause.Any ideas what might be causing this and how to fix it? Or even just anyone else experiencing this issue?
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Hey #DuckDuckFedi, I'm using #Sunup as #UnifiedPush service on my Android phone. A few days ago it started telling me that it's disconnected whenever I switch over to mobile data rather than WiFi. Search results aren't helping.
It reliably starts working again as soon as I reconnect to WiFi. It reliably stops working the second I switch to mobile data.
I have not changed any settings, there might have been a Sunup update at the start of this, but there are no patch notes indicating a possible cause.Any ideas what might be causing this and how to fix it? Or even just anyone else experiencing this issue?
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Hey #DuckDuckFedi, I'm using #Sunup as #UnifiedPush service on my Android phone. A few days ago it started telling me that it's disconnected whenever I switch over to mobile data rather than WiFi. Search results aren't helping.
It reliably starts working again as soon as I reconnect to WiFi. It reliably stops working the second I switch to mobile data.
I have not changed any settings, there might have been a Sunup update at the start of this, but there are no patch notes indicating a possible cause.Any ideas what might be causing this and how to fix it? Or even just anyone else experiencing this issue?
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Hey #DuckDuckFedi, I'm using #Sunup as #UnifiedPush service on my Android phone. A few days ago it started telling me that it's disconnected whenever I switch over to mobile data rather than WiFi. Search results aren't helping.
It reliably starts working again as soon as I reconnect to WiFi. It reliably stops working the second I switch to mobile data.
I have not changed any settings, there might have been a Sunup update at the start of this, but there are no patch notes indicating a possible cause.Any ideas what might be causing this and how to fix it? Or even just anyone else experiencing this issue?
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Hey Fedi, welche RAL-Farbe haben die DB InfraGO Bahnhofsschilder? #duckduckfedi
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Ok I'm a little bit confused right now.....is Murena /e/OS not supposed to pass the SafetyNet check? 🤔
I'm running the @murena official 3.7.1-a15 on my FP5.
Additionally I have Magisk installed.Can others currently report if mobile banking on /e/ is working for them and wether you have your phone rooted? 🤔🤔
#Android #SafetyNet #MobileBanking #Banking #Rooted #duckduckfedi
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Ok I'm a little bit confused right now.....is Murena /e/OS not supposed to pass the SafetyNet check? 🤔
I'm running the @murena official 3.7.1-a15 on my FP5.
Additionally I have Magisk installed.Can others currently report if mobile banking on /e/ is working for them and wether you have your phone rooted? 🤔🤔
#Android #SafetyNet #MobileBanking #Banking #Rooted #duckduckfedi
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Ok I'm a little bit confused right now.....is Murena /e/OS not supposed to pass the SafetyNet check? 🤔
I'm running the @murena official 3.7.1-a15 on my FP5.
Additionally I have Magisk installed.Can others currently report if mobile banking on /e/ is working for them and wether you have your phone rooted? 🤔🤔
#Android #SafetyNet #MobileBanking #Banking #Rooted #duckduckfedi
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Ok I'm a little bit confused right now.....is Murena /e/OS not supposed to pass the SafetyNet check? 🤔
I'm running the @murena official 3.7.1-a15 on my FP5.
Additionally I have Magisk installed.Can others currently report if mobile banking on /e/ is working for them and wether you have your phone rooted? 🤔🤔
#Android #SafetyNet #MobileBanking #Banking #Rooted #duckduckfedi
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Ok I'm a little bit confused right now.....is Murena /e/OS not supposed to pass the SafetyNet check? 🤔
I'm running the @murena official 3.7.1-a15 on my FP5.
Additionally I have Magisk installed.Can others currently report if mobile banking on /e/ is working for them and wether you have your phone rooted? 🤔🤔
#Android #SafetyNet #MobileBanking #Banking #Rooted #duckduckfedi
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Other question : What's the modern choice of data store format for efficient full-text fuzzy search over some fields of a stored object ?
My data model consists of a huge set of objects with a couple of textual properties I need to fuzzy search on (especially regardless of accents). In 1/3 of the cases people will search only on one field, the other remaining percents will evenly share over all other properties.
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I'm looking for a framework to build a website and web application. The language does not really matter.
The key selling point would be support for both static HTML rendering of form submissions, search etc. while in best case automatically building a REST API as well so that non-browser applications can make use of the resources as well.
The tasks are not complex, it's just querying a database.
Is there anything you can recommend ?
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still need help with this. please repost if you can :BlobCat_Googly_NotLikeThis:
#duckduckfedi #godot #fmod #gamedev -
Ich bastele mir gerade eine Mental Health-Toolbox mit Dingen, die mir helfen, mich zu regulieren, wenn es emotional schwierig ist. Die Anregung dazu habe ich von How To ADHD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49mVKsYPbO4
Eine der Sachen, die mir oft hilft, aus Gefühls- und Gedankenspiralen auszusteigen, ist Programmieren. Jetzt die Frage: Kennt jemand Sammlungen von (eher einfachen) kleinen Programmier-Aufgaben, vorzugsweise in Python?
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Ich bastele mir gerade eine Mental Health-Toolbox mit Dingen, die mir helfen, mich zu regulieren, wenn es emotional schwierig ist. Die Anregung dazu habe ich von How To ADHD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49mVKsYPbO4
Eine der Sachen, die mir oft hilft, aus Gefühls- und Gedankenspiralen auszusteigen, ist Programmieren. Jetzt die Frage: Kennt jemand Sammlungen von (eher einfachen) kleinen Programmier-Aufgaben, vorzugsweise in Python?