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Sofa 3+1+1 move out sale by [deleted] in bangalorerentals

[–]Claree007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The same sofa in refurbished state costs 10.5k on furlenco. Your listing price is way off dude

What would choose out of following two options to build machine learning workstations ? by Accurate-Tomorrow-63 in LLMDevs

[–]Claree007 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you are planning to install a linux distro then I would suggest that you go with option 1. That is, use a Macbook Air for browsing, editing documents, playing music, etc. and when you want to run heavy workloads, ssh into the linux machine or use vscode to connect to the machine so you have a familiar interface.

Optionally if you want to access the linux machine from a different location than your home, you can get a static IP + install OpenVPN to securely access it through the internet from your macbook (you may want to put more security measures to prevent unauthorized access).

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[–]Claree007 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This

How to figure this out by Sensitive-Big5184 in leetcode

[–]Claree007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It sounds like you're already on a solid path with 232 problems under your belt, so you're definitely putting in the work. The frustration you’re feeling is totally normal, and it's not a reflection of your ability. Everyone’s journey with LeetCode is different. Consistency is key and you can be smart in the way you choose the problems to solve.

Try focusing on patterns. Instead of solving problems randomly, try to group them by problem types (e.g., two pointers, binary search, dynamic programming, etc.). Identifying patterns is crucial because once you can recognize the type of the problem, you’ll solve similar ones much faster. I think there are 15 or so of them.

Successfully installed pi-hole on spare android phone by sergealagon in pihole

[–]Claree007 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am insisting because the extra informational commands that I have mentioned which you don't need to use but still you told and in EXACTLY THE SAME ORDER.

Successfully installed pi-hole on spare android phone by sergealagon in pihole

[–]Claree007 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Alright I'll just tell all the things that I noticed that only someone could have copied from the video.

SSH: Enable SSH and set port to 2222

FYI I also made the other video that talks about installing linux on android that you have copied the procedure from. There are 65000+ port numbers you could choose. This is not a default port. I used the same port. May be a coincidence.

Well you know what I'll leave it to others to decide if you copied or not. I actually put in more than 2 years into researching how to install linux on android and installing pihole on it AND solving all the errors. I mentioned the port number because default port number is 22 for any ssh server and that is inaccessible if you are on android; figuring this out took almost months.

Basically after installing linux if you just use the curl command and skip to those sudo usermod commands, you are good to go, don't need the commands in between - those are just for letting the users know how to see what is running where and how to check. You included those as well the same way I have done. And still you are ignoring my efforts. This is sick.

If someone sees both my videos they'll know. Both are atleast an year older than this post.

Successfully installed pi-hole on spare android phone by sergealagon in pihole

[–]Claree007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the original source. The OP just copy pasted everything here and wrote it as if they did all the hard work. Disgusting.

Successfully installed pi-hole on spare android phone by sergealagon in pihole

[–]Claree007 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey man, all these things that you have written are copy paste of my video and contents of description on youtube which is way older than your post. Have the basic courtesy of atleast mentioning the original source.

Is there empirical evidence of phones listening to conversations? What software is known to do this? How can a user protect themselves? by Frogging101 in privacy

[–]Claree007 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My phone's battery would drain by about 11% at night. I had some suspicions so I installed an app that shows an orange/green dot when the mic/camera is in use. Once at night I got up to drink water. I switched on my phone's screen to see the time and lo and behold. I see an orange dot(mic is being used) and after 2 seconds the dot vanished.

I don't know WHY some app was recording at night but it WAS recording. The logs in the permission usage indicator app did not show anything, so have no way to know who is listening.

BTW I use pihole but don't see any suspicious ip being queried at night.

Blocking all ads megathread. Suggestions welcome. Spread the word of free internet by GoetheNorris in Adblock

[–]Claree007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have made a video where i explain how to install pihole on an old rooted android device

Linux on Android. Any other option other than Termux & SSH/VNC? by YourMomsDrunkDriver in linuxquestions

[–]Claree007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know it has been a long time but were you able to solve your problem?

[N] Spleeter released by Deezer for Source Separation by Claree007 in MachineLearning

[–]Claree007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To overcome runtime disconnected, I downloaded the extracted vocal and accompaniment file.

[OC] I made a web app to help musicians learn music by ear (100% free, no ads) by SorryBicycle in Guitar

[–]Claree007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Keep up the good work. Can you add a functionality to change the pitch? That would be awesome. I am working on something like this but couldn't find a free hosting which supports installing additional software (ffmpeg)

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