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Category: Blog

This is how easily someone can set up a bot on a free Telegram channel to get Docker notifications for changes to containers

2021-01-14 Danie

There are bots available already for many purposes from fetching RSS feeds and posting, they can accept payments, work as virtual storefronts, provide weather forecasts, voting bots, game bots, building social services, provide help desk […]

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Period tracking app settles charges it lied to users about privacy – Do what you Say with Private Info

2021-01-14 Danie

In the complaint, the FTC alleges Flo told users their information would be kept private. Then it shared their sensitive health data, including the dates of their periods and their pregnancy plans, with outside companies […]

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New, Cheap Electric Energy Storage System (Like Pumped Hydro, But Subterranean!)

2021-01-14 Danie

Two shortcomings experienced with renewable energy is lack of grid storage and outdated transmission infrastructure. This one helps address the grid storage side.Pumped Hydro Compressed Air Energy Storage (PHCAES) is a new system that can […]

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Watchy: Hack together your own e-paper smartwatch with this $50 open-source kit

2021-01-14 Danie

If you’ve ever wanted to be like Steve Wozniak and have your own custom-made, geeky watch, Squarofumi (stylized SQFMI) may have the product for you: an open-source, Arduino-powered smartwatch with a 1.54-inch e-paper screen (via […]

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A WhatsApp Poll I Ran Showed Way Higher Engagement On Mastodon (Twitter Alternative) Despite Fewer Followers And I Have A Theory

2021-01-14 Danie

On Twitter I have 774 followers after 12 years of use, and on Mastodon I have 538 followers after only 3 or so years. I post the identical posts to both networks at the same […]

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Free Cross-Platform Sweet Home 3D Software For DIY Interior Home Design Visualisation

2021-01-13 Danie

This open source software allows you to fairly easily model your home (or other buildings) to help you visualise interior home design changes and to export to both photorealistic stills and videos. I’ve used it […]

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A developer got Ubuntu Linux booting on the Apple iPhone 7 – It’s not easy to use yet though

2021-01-13 Danie

Barring hardware failure, many of these devices may still have years of use ahead of them if power users can install any regular GNU/Linux distribution on them. Keep in mind that the developer didn’t replace […]

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Python Programming Language: Why You Should Learn It? I Did Not Know Reddit Was Developed In Python

2021-01-12 Danie

The Python community is getting bigger day after day as several developers are now finding it to be one of the greatest user-friendly programming languages.Python has shifted so famously that each field and area is […]

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Yelp lets you tattle on places that don’t enforce masks and social distancing – Peer pressure to provide confidence about health and safety measures

2021-01-12 Danie

You’ll be able to provide feedback on a business’ safety measures via its page on Yelp, either through survey questions or by tapping the “Edit” icon in the top-right of a page’s COVID-19 updates section. […]

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How to Use the history Command on Linux to really boost your productivity in the CLI

2021-01-12 Danie

Linux’s shell saves a history of the commands you run, and you can search it to repeat commands you’ve run in the past. Once you understand the Linux history command and how to use it, […]

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