Readit NewsBut now we know that voice prompts did not take over the world and that Alexa is about as useful as a toaster. So fire the teams, cut features people didn’t spend money on, and replace giant, hand-rolled QA-approved NLP processing trees with all the automated tech that makes the front news of HN.
Google, Apple, Netflix, Facebook - you can imagine how a clever competitor can get a foothold to compete in those markets. But Amazon's ownership over the entire physical logistics supply chain through to last-mile delivery is just such a huge moat that keeps getting larger and larger.
I sync via WebDAV on my Synology NAS and I’m not really worried to lose anything since every synced device has a full copy of the data.
Thought about switching to 1password a few months back since we’re using it at work and the client is better but they don’t have an Enpass import. It supports some kind of CSV transfer but I don’t want to pay for a bunch of, worst case scenario, not really perfectly structured data so I decided to stick with what I have.
Edit: when thinking of switching I was a little nitpicky. I’m pretty happy with Enpass everything considered. 1p client is just even better but with the give them your data and your money thing, which I’m not necessarily fond of
I guess Microsoft decided to switch their strategy from "help startups take market share from Google" to "kill the competition and try to get users to search on Bing"?
Every year I try and fail.
This year with the comments herein I again tried and get invalid credentials error with my Gmail.
1) Used mutt/getmail/python script ( password is correct verified it )
2) Even changed password and still same issue
3) I also tried to enable less secure apps to access email option in google settings. But keep getting the Authentication error. Can someone please point me to a good note on how to get Authentication error sorted ( maybe more to take care of ) ( I use ubuntu bionic , python 2.7.17, getmail 5.5 )
Error rahu@rahu:~/0del/_working/_backupEmail$ ./ss.sh IMAP Grab 0.1.4 --- List option selected Connecting to IMAP server via SSL Logging into IMAP server Traceback (most recent call last): File "./imapgrab.py", line 444, in <module> imapgrab() File "./imapgrab.py", line 150, in imapgrab ig_list = IG_list_mailboxes(ig_options) File "./imapgrab.py", line 193, in IG_list_mailboxes ig_imap.login(ig_options.username,ig_options.password) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/imaplib.py", line 523, in login raise self.error(dat[-1]) imaplib.error: [AUTHENTICATIONFAILED] Invalid credentials (Failure)
Turning on 2FA and using Google's "app-specific password" eliminated errors of this sort for me recently.
The craziest one was an event I backed at 2.5 in to 1.2 at closing. I have never seen anything close to this before. Just crazy stuff (that is an edge of 40% i.e. you make 40c every $1 you bet)...but you do have to be willing to do the work.
The mistake in the article and that every punter makes is to assume that events with "no information" are bad...but the person setting the odds doesn't have a secret book full of "information" either...the Russian ping pong league is rigged though.
Initially (7 years ago?) I refused to use HA because I've all too often had the issue that then projects become stale and I need to migrate to something else.
But lately I've gotten the feeling that HA is really here to stay, with a community big enough for this project not to die and maintaining very good hardware support.
What I'm missing out on is an (Android) app, and I think that this would be a good reason to think about moving over to HA.
Home Assistant never “clicked” with me. It makes some hard things easy, but some easy things hard. I just don’t love YAML enough to write logic in config files…
I also hate that HA pushes you to run their whole OS. The docs usually assume you’re running HAOS.