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there used to be a FOIA request generator for getting all data any local and federal agency had with one's name mentioned. can't find it now, anyone have a link?
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ETA: got it thanks to you all <3
O #lazyweb, I've done the "email the author and tell them how metal their paper is and ask for a copy" thing, but what other approaches could I take to obtaining a copy of this?
(update: also done the "ask a relative in academia if they have a. paywall key")
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0263224125016240
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.measurement.2025.118265
ETA: not on sci-hub
ETA: but the "similar papers" section on the sci-hub result page is a fkn goldmine!
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I have a Lotus LRT170C Rotary Tool Kit and I'm wondering what tool press I can use it with.
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LazyWeb: 257 тысяч экранов реальных приложений как контекст для AI-агентов
Если вы хоть раз просили Claude Code, Cursor или Codex сделать интерфейс — то знаете эту проблему. Код модель пишет неплохо, но визуально результат выглядит как “сайт, сгенерированный AI”. Одинаковые карточки, одинаковые градиенты, одинаковый набор паттернов из топа поиска. Несколько недель назад вышел LazyWeb — MCP-сервер, который даёт агенту 257k экранов реальных приложений как визуальный контекст. Установил, прогнал на pricing-странице для своего пет-проекта, разбираю, что получилось.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1033376/
#MCP #Claude_Code #AIагенты #дизайнресёрч #UI #LazyWeb #Cursor #design_system
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What are the best Kodi skins to use if I like the default Estuary well enough: except for the fact that it doesn't let you create your own playlists?
Estuary only exposes the ability to create "Smart Playlists" (select a genre and it'll make a list of 10-100 films): which may be one of the most infantilizing design decisions of all time.
Otherwise one of the better media players out there.
#askfedi
#hivemind
#lazyweb
#HTPC
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What are the best Kodi skins to use if I like the default Estuary well enough: except for the fact that it doesn't let you create your own playlists?
Estuary only exposes the ability to create "Smart Playlists" (select a genre and it'll make a list of 10-100 films): which may be one of the most infantilizing design decisions of all time.
Otherwise one of the better media players out there.
#askfedi
#hivemind
#lazyweb
#HTPC
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What are the best Kodi skins to use if I like the default Estuary well enough: except for the fact that it doesn't let you create your own playlists?
Estuary only exposes the ability to create "Smart Playlists" (select a genre and it'll make a list of 10-100 films): which may be one of the most infantilizing design decisions of all time.
Otherwise one of the better media players out there.
#askfedi
#hivemind
#lazyweb
#HTPC
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#lazyweb #lazymastodon. Find me an orderable part number for digikey/mouser/mcmaster for the solderable nut used on the #raspberrypi CM5 IO Board?
The "CM5IOBOM.txt" included is not very helpful.
#electronics #rpi -
#LazyWeb (plus search sucks nowadays)
Any recommendations for a non-tesla-branded NACS home charger? Ideally one that doesn't have any app/internet connectivity involved.
From some quick searching, it looks like the "best" way to do that is to use a portable charger and install a NEMA 14-50 connector.
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Prøver å hugse ein 00-tals-musikkvideo av eit norsk band som var ein animasjonsfilm som eg _trur_ var laga på noko Amiga/Commodore-aktig, ein fyr som gjekk rundt i eit bymiljø. Eg tenkte Ugress eller Ralph Myerz, men finn ikkje noko på dei – iallfall rundt den tida. #lazyweb
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#LazyWeb I'm in possession of a couple of old #books that are immensely valuable to me (Though not in any objective way), problem is their binding is starting to fall apart.
I assume someone on this planet makes a profession out of fixing such things, but I have no clue where to find these people.
Does anyone have any leads? Somewhere near the #PDX area is of course preferable, but not mandatory.
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Do there exist alternative OSes that I could run on my old kindle? Literally just want to read some EPUBs and don’t need Amazon or Google nonsense.
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Anyone have a recommendation for a bike computer / web service that lets you easily download data from your rides (in an automated fashion, with some kind of script or CLI tool)?
I have a Garmin one now, which syncs with my phone through their app, and uplaods data to their site ... which, until recently, I was able to pull down data from with some Python. But Garmin seems intent on breaking any third party tools that let its users do that. I searched for other tools that might work with Garmin, but they each had a message at the top of the repo saying, essentially, "This tool no longer works, Garmin broke it."
So I turn to the #BikeTooter / #LazyWeb oracle -- are there any bike computer manufacturers who aren't actively trying to stop their own users from downloading their data? OR any third party sites that allow automated exporting? Strava does have an API, but the only way I could reliably get all the data I wanted was to do a full export, which is a very manual process.
I should explain my use case: I want to keep track of my bike rides, on my own computers.
Current workflow is:
go for a ride,
when I finish, Garmin device syncs (through the phone app) to Garmin's site,
then later I run a script that pulls down any recent rides from Garmin's site,
and wraps them in Markdown and other stuff,
so I can post them over here https://arewehaving.fun/on-a-bike/ (only some rides, most just get archived on a site only I can see)Other requirements: I'd rather not have to plug bike computer into something to get data off of it -- I can barely remember to keep it charged ;-)
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Does anybody know of a good way to tell KDE applications "no, I do not want dark mode theme" when you're not using KDE? Preferably without having to actually install all of Plasma just to get the configuration bits.
(I use Konsole and Dolphin with niri, currently on CachyOS with the Noctalia desktop shell. It's set to light mode, but KDE apps are ignoring that, apparently.)
UPDATE: I have _sort of_ solved this by adding the "Window Color Scheme" button to the toolbars of Dolphin and Konsole, then toggling each to light mode.
So... this works OK, but I'm reasonably sure there's got to be an environment variable or something I can toggle that tells _all_ KDE/Plasma apps that they should be in light mode and not dark mode since they're not picking up whatever niri/Noctalia are putting down.
Searching has not yielded any complete list / reference for all valid Plasma/KDE variables.
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Is there an easy tool to shrink a video? 1 minute from my phone is 150M and thus too big to post. It could obviously be lower resolution #LazyWeb
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Help me out friends,
I’m looking for a #QR code generator.
I want it to be highly customisable. What I really want is the ability to upload svg shapes to use instead of the normal squares. Ideally no account required.
I also want to be able to download the code as svg as it’ll need to be printed.
Any recommendations?
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Help me out friends,
I’m looking for a #QR code generator.
I want it to be highly customisable. What I really want is the ability to upload svg shapes to use instead of the normal squares. Ideally no account required.
I also want to be able to download the code as svg as it’ll need to be printed.
Any recommendations?
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Help me out friends,
I’m looking for a #QR code generator.
I want it to be highly customisable. What I really want is the ability to upload svg shapes to use instead of the normal squares. Ideally no account required.
I also want to be able to download the code as svg as it’ll need to be printed.
Any recommendations?
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Help me out friends,
I’m looking for a #QR code generator.
I want it to be highly customisable. What I really want is the ability to upload svg shapes to use instead of the normal squares. Ideally no account required.
I also want to be able to download the code as svg as it’ll need to be printed.
Any recommendations?
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Help me out friends,
I’m looking for a #QR code generator.
I want it to be highly customisable. What I really want is the ability to upload svg shapes to use instead of the normal squares. Ideally no account required.
I also want to be able to download the code as svg as it’ll need to be printed.
Any recommendations?
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What is "reasoning" as claimed by the LLM creators? I have a general idea of how an LLM works but I don't know whether the "reasoning" feature is just marketing shit or actually means something.
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I have a ~10 year old APC UPS that's constantly switching on/off battery, and the battery appears to not be charging. Should I replace the whole thing or just the battery?
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Supposons que je connaisse quelqu'un qui aimerait se lancer dans la poésie sur internet. Au-delà d'Instagram (que je ne recommande pas), quels sont les sites permettant à un(e) poète d'exposer ses écrits, de créer une "audience" ? (évidement, le repouet fait émerger le beau) #lazyweb
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Hello fellow #laserdisk and/or #electronics nerds. I bought a #pioneer CLD-2700 today for scrap pricing. It does not turn on, at all. No standby light, no nothing.
I found a suspiciously rusty looking screw in the psu area that looks suspiciously like electrolyte damage?
Can someone with a bit more experience than me weigh in? I'm pretty comfortable with soldering and such but I'm really not good with analogue electronics or power supplies.
Thanks!
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My jug (Electric kettle) has just died. What's a good one? I use it regularly, every day so cost isn't as important as reliability, speed, ease of use and maybe beauty.
Edit: 2 more criteria:
*No frickin bright LEDs, especially not blue!
*Ideally no plastic filter on the pouring spout. We noticed that this part on a friend's old kettle had disintegrated to basically nothing meaning their boiling water had likely had added plastic granules for some years.
Edit 2: Is there such a thing as a kettle with a warranty of greater than 2 years? -
My jug (Electric kettle) has just died. What's a good one? I use it regularly, every day so cost isn't as important as reliability, speed, ease of use and maybe beauty.
Edit: 2 more criteria:
*No frickin bright LEDs, especially not blue!
*Ideally no plastic filter on the pouring spout. We noticed that this part on a friend's old kettle had disintegrated to basically nothing meaning their boiling water had likely had added plastic granules for some years.
Edit 2: Is there such a thing as a kettle with a warranty of greater than 2 years? -
My jug (Electric kettle) has just died. What's a good one? I use it regularly, every day so cost isn't as important as reliability, speed, ease of use and maybe beauty.
Edit: 2 more criteria:
*No frickin bright LEDs, especially not blue!
*Ideally no plastic filter on the pouring spout. We noticed that this part on a friend's old kettle had disintegrated to basically nothing meaning their boiling water had likely had added plastic granules for some years.
Edit 2: Is there such a thing as a kettle with a warranty of greater than 2 years? -
My jug (Electric kettle) has just died. What's a good one? I use it regularly, every day so cost isn't as important as reliability, speed, ease of use and maybe beauty.
Edit: 2 more criteria:
*No frickin bright LEDs, especially not blue!
*Ideally no plastic filter on the pouring spout. We noticed that this part on a friend's old kettle had disintegrated to basically nothing meaning their boiling water had likely had added plastic granules for some years.
Edit 2: Is there such a thing as a kettle with a warranty of greater than 2 years? -
My jug (Electric kettle) has just died. What's a good one? I use it regularly, every day so cost isn't as important as reliability, speed, ease of use and maybe beauty.
Edit: 2 more criteria:
*No frickin bright LEDs, especially not blue!
*Ideally no plastic filter on the pouring spout. We noticed that this part on a friend's old kettle had disintegrated to basically nothing meaning their boiling water had likely had added plastic granules for some years.
Edit 2: Is there such a thing as a kettle with a warranty of greater than 2 years? -
i've never had luck with doing wi-fi stuff on my flipper zero beyond just collecting data
i've been using the wifi dev board straight from them, flashed the card both on the computer and from the flipper.
have run momentum and xtreme (before it was deprecated) with the same results
any recs on a specific board to try? $30 feels like a superior option to spending however many hours trying to get the board i already have to work
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Is there a way to select the highest contrast rating between two colours based on a third colour using entirely HTML+CSS?
My specific use case is to select white or black foreground text based off a varying background colour.
JavaScript is not what I'm looking for here. And my familiarity with CSS has so far been dealing with transformations, and everything that was in CSS2 (I'm feeling old writing that). #wcag #accessability #lazyWeb
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I'm new to hobbyist electronics. Could you help me with a basic newbie question?
I'm plugging a bunch of female dupont connectors on to a male circuit plug. They're so loose though they just keep falling off.
I'm assuming there's some basic way of tightening the connectors so they stay connected... maybe via the hole on the side?
Any ideas/boosts? Thank you!
#Electronics #Dupont #BoostOK #Wiring #Lazyweb #Hardware #Arduino #DIY
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I'm new to hobbyist electronics. Could you help me with a basic newbie question?
I'm plugging a bunch of female dupont connectors on to a male circuit plug. They're so loose though they just keep falling off.
I'm assuming there's some basic way of tightening the connectors so they stay connected... maybe via the hole on the side?
Any ideas/boosts? Thank you!
#Electronics #Dupont #BoostOK #Wiring #Lazyweb #Hardware #Arduino #DIY
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I'm new to hobbyist electronics. Could you help me with a basic newbie question?
I'm plugging a bunch of female dupont connectors on to a male circuit plug. They're so loose though they just keep falling off.
I'm assuming there's some basic way of tightening the connectors so they stay connected... maybe via the hole on the side?
Any ideas/boosts? Thank you!
#Electronics #Dupont #BoostOK #Wiring #Lazyweb #Hardware #Arduino #DIY
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I'm new to hobbyist electronics. Could you help me with a basic newbie question?
I'm plugging a bunch of female dupont connectors on to a male circuit plug. They're so loose though they just keep falling off.
I'm assuming there's some basic way of tightening the connectors so they stay connected... maybe via the hole on the side?
Any ideas/boosts? Thank you!
#Electronics #Dupont #BoostOK #Wiring #Lazyweb #Hardware #Arduino #DIY
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I'm new to hobbyist electronics. Could you help me with a basic newbie question?
I'm plugging a bunch of female dupont connectors on to a male circuit plug. They're so loose though they just keep falling off.
I'm assuming there's some basic way of tightening the connectors so they stay connected... maybe via the hole on the side?
Any ideas/boosts? Thank you!
#Electronics #Dupont #BoostOK #Wiring #Lazyweb #Hardware #Arduino #DIY
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CW: Work advice needed, some hashtag spam for attention
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Any tool recommendations for creating UML diagrams/adjacent. For systems/processes?
Sequence, flow, state machine, use case etc.
Whenever I search it’s either vendor locked subscription SaaS or some basic but usable tool that costs $800 for a license, Im happy to pay non-enterprise level amount for a good tool.
(I know there’s a having cake and eating it too argument here)But wondered what options am I missing?
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RE: https://dobbs.town/@hobbs/116032781720531564
dear #lazyweb
hit me with your favorite RSS feeds for #homelab #selfhosting #linux #opensource #computing #programming #computerscience #cpu #microarchitecture #electronics #robotics #ai #llm #vlm #mllm #cognitivescience #consciousness #complexity #psychology #jung #philosophy #astronomy #cosmology #physics #chemistry #biology #books #literature #anthropology #jrpg #retrogaming #survival #outdoors #hunting #homesteading #gardening
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RE: https://dobbs.town/@hobbs/116032781720531564
dear #lazyweb
hit me with your favorite RSS feeds for #homelab #selfhosting #linux #opensource #computing #programming #computerscience #cpu #microarchitecture #electronics #robotics #ai #llm #vlm #mllm #cognitivescience #consciousness #complexity #psychology #jung #philosophy #astronomy #cosmology #physics #chemistry #biology #books #literature #anthropology #jrpg #retrogaming #survival #outdoors #hunting #homesteading #gardening
i need to enrich my feed reader.
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RE: https://dobbs.town/@hobbs/116032781720531564
dear #lazyweb
hit me with your favorite RSS feeds for #homelab #selfhosting #linux #opensource #computing #programming #computerscience #cpu #microarchitecture #electronics #robotics #ai #llm #vlm #mllm #cognitivescience #consciousness #complexity #psychology #jung #philosophy #astronomy #cosmology #physics #chemistry #biology #books #literature #anthropology #jrpg #retrogaming #survival #outdoors #hunting #homesteading #gardening
i need to enrich my feed reader.
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RE: https://dobbs.town/@hobbs/116032781720531564
dear #lazyweb
hit me with your favorite RSS feeds for #homelab #selfhosting #linux #opensource #computing #programming #computerscience #cpu #microarchitecture #electronics #robotics #ai #llm #vlm #mllm #cognitivescience #consciousness #complexity #psychology #jung #philosophy #astronomy #cosmology #physics #chemistry #biology #books #literature #anthropology #jrpg #retrogaming #survival #outdoors #homesteading #gardening
i need to enrich my feed reader. -
RE: https://dobbs.town/@hobbs/116032781720531564
dear #lazyweb
hit me with your favorite RSS feeds for #homelab #selfhosting #linux #opensource #computing #programming #computerscience #cpu #microarchitecture #electronics #robotics #ai #llm #vlm #mllm #cognitivescience #consciousness #complexity #psychology #jung #philosophy #astronomy #cosmology #physics #chemistry #biology #books #literature #anthropology #jrpg #retrogaming #survival #outdoors #hunting #homesteading #gardening
i need to enrich my feed reader.
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#HIVEMIND: What would be the best way to give a #Linux user with no admin rights (i.e. no access to
sudo) have full access to external block devices?These users need to be able to repartition and put images on USB sticks, but not internal drives.
I'm thinking #udev should be able to do the job, but I don't know if there's a way to specify "all USB block devices." I guess an alternative would be to say "anything but NVMe drives" or "only
/dev/sdxdrives," but that feels too imprecise.If there's a better way then I'm all ears.
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#HIVEMIND: What would be the best way to give a #Linux user with no admin rights (i.e. no access to
sudo) have full access to external block devices?These users need to be able to repartition and put images on USB sticks, but not internal drives.
I'm thinking #udev should be able to do the job, but I don't know if there's a way to specify "all USB block devices." I guess an alternative would be to say "anything but NVMe drives" or "only
/dev/sdxdrives," but that feels too imprecise.If there's a better way then I'm all ears.
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#HIVEMIND: What would be the best way to give a #Linux user with no admin rights (i.e. no access to
sudo) have full access to external block devices?These users need to be able to repartition and put images on USB sticks, but not internal drives.
I'm thinking #udev should be able to do the job, but I don't know if there's a way to specify "all USB block devices." I guess an alternative would be to say "anything but NVMe drives" or "only
/dev/sdxdrives," but that feels too imprecise.If there's a better way then I'm all ears.
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#HIVEMIND: What would be the best way to give a #Linux user with no admin rights (i.e. no access to
sudo) have full access to external block devices?These users need to be able to repartition and put images on USB sticks, but not internal drives.
I'm thinking #udev should be able to do the job, but I don't know if there's a way to specify "all USB block devices." I guess an alternative would be to say "anything but NVMe drives" or "only
/dev/sdxdrives," but that feels too imprecise.If there's a better way then I'm all ears.
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#HIVEMIND: What would be the best way to give a #Linux user with no admin rights (i.e. no access to
sudo) have full access to external block devices?These users need to be able to repartition and put images on USB sticks, but not internal drives.
I'm thinking #udev should be able to do the job, but I don't know if there's a way to specify "all USB block devices." I guess an alternative would be to say "anything but NVMe drives" or "only
/dev/sdxdrives," but that feels too imprecise.If there's a better way then I'm all ears.