CameronDev @ CameronDev @programming.dev

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If your willing to wait, and can accept some shipping time, there is: https://jlc3dp.com/

They'll quote you on the site, and will advise for materials and costs.

Archery. Relatively cheap sport to get into (no consumable bullets).

As for limited mobility, that depends on what you mean, wheelchair - not a problem, upper body - maybe a problem, depending on the extent. Crossbows can solve the strength part, but if you can't aim, that will be a bit harder.

Aeroflot: You guys have landings?

Contact the app dev, its their problem.

Actually, (and I wasn't aware of this until you mentioned it, so thank you), it does support serverless connections:

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/wiki/FAQ#i-only-use-rustdesk-for-a-few-devices-on-my-local-network-with-no-internet-connectivity-can-i-still-use-rustdesk-with-direct-ip-access

So I think between cloud server, self hosted server and direct IP, OP should be covered.

RustDesk (rustdesk.com) is open source, and similar to TeamViewer, and has paid plans, including a paid self hosted option.

The short list I linked would be a good start though, at least excluding the common stuff would be a start.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nMuh33BMZYY

Direct link to skinners comment: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/15004#issuecomment-2264687287

Is it actual server hardware? I've seen some very weird things with real servers that take ages to reboot (I was assuming it was self checking or something). Are you sure its hung, and not just very slow to shutdown/reboot?

Is there any serial/monitor output before the hang?

Move over vibe coding, we vibe reviewing now

"It passed CI, LGTM"

Use a good IDE, and readding the imports is pretty easy.

I find commented code to be a bit of a smell on its own, just delete it, and if you really need it again, dig it out of source control.

It would be good for them to update their eligibility quiz to include medications. I passed the quiz (and am type O-), but can't donate due to medications.

For anyone curious: https://www.lifeblood.com.au/faq/eligibility/medication-and-medical-devices/prescribed-medication

Just gonna leave this here: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/12/manufacturer-deliberately-bricked-trains-repaired-by-competitors-hackers-find/

Of course, not a Chinese specific issue, but definitely highlights the need for complete maintenance access. The trains need to come with full source code and schematics, and it needs to be in the contracts, and enforced.

Okay, good to know. Doxycycline and some antibiotics have sun sensitivity, same reason?

Edit: list of a bunch of medicines with sun sensitivity effects: https://www.fda.gov/drugs/special-features/sun-and-your-medicine

Yeah, I know, I've tried many of them :).

Its a a pretty common side effect for lots of meds though, so I didn't really see the irony. I was wondering if it was more than just a side effect.

Is sun sensitivity just a sideeffect or how the drug intrinsically works?

They have no problem with lesbian cords. Patriarcordy strikes again :(