My Internet dies every 2 minutes. HOW SHALL I WORK LIKE THIS? - devRant

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IntrusionCM

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5y

Synchronize yourself to the connection loss interval
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Mr-Myrk

532

5y

Run a local dev environment like sane people?
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C0D4

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5y

Localise you're dev environment and it's dependencies, then you don't anything besides a battery of power point to work.
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Emphiliis

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5y

@Mr-Myrk @C0D4 the problem is more that I need specific numpy and matlab documentation parts, and not all of them are available offline..
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Emphiliis

1857

5y

And I fixed it (for now) . Crappy powerline had a log overflow (again) so I had to reset it.
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Cyanide

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5y

After dying the first time, how the fuck can it die again?
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C0D4

66902

5y

@Emphiliis scrape them all for offline use?
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Emphiliis

1857

5y

@Cyanide Well, it's ghost revived it over and over again, just like with the Drifter back in the Dark Age.
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Emphiliis

1857

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@C0D4 That would violate the license, sadly.
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C0D4

66902

5y

@Emphiliis it's documentation not source code 🤦‍♂️

Plus they offer a PDF of the docs, how is that a licensing issue?

Ps: I don't use matlab
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Emphiliis

1857

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@C0D4 Yes the core docs, but not all libraries. Sadly. But now it works so I'll go back to work 👍😅
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wonwon0

214

5y

check if your router over-heats. Happened to me. It was stacked over the modem which was generating a lot of heat. I just spaced them with a duct tape roll and voilà!

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