Nice integrated LED matrix

The UNO R4 WiFi already has that, and launched in the middle of 2023. It uses an onboard esp-32 for wifi and bluetooth.

Still topical for constrained palette displays like color einks

android layout xml is great, glad to see more broad attempts

from jabber/xmpp and back. time is a flat circle

Why not just use jabber and omemo?

I'm guessing because he doesn't just want to talk with himself

Touché

It seems like the requirement to reproduce this copyright header alone, nevermind the validation hash, would be enough to scare off scrapers?

I'm no lawyer, but my take on it is that by reproducing this particular value for the validation header, you are stating that you are the Chrome browser. It's likely that this has been implemented in such a way that other browsers could use it too if they so choose; the expected contents of the copyright header can then change depending on what you have in the validation header.

To me, it seems likely that the spec is for a legally defensible User-Agent header.

whoops didn't realize this would block requests from hn after some time but in retrospect it's not surprising

Reminds me of "Every 10-ft wall can be defeated with an 11-ft ladder"

very cool - made me consider the contrasts with token-bucket rate limiting for log collection and stumbled across a interesting discussion https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-specificatio...

a perfect companion for https://aws.amazon.com/ground-station/

implementations may request the metadata range at the end in this case, if the content length is known

For "VOD", that works (and is how very simple <video> tag based players sometimes still do it), but for live streaming, it wouldn't – hence the need for fragmented MP4, MPEG-DASH, HLS etc.

It does work for simpler codecs/containers though: Shoutcast/Icecast web radio streams are essentially just endless MP3 downloads, optionally with some non-MP3 metadata interspersed at known intervals.