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by 0x457 9mo ago
I know my missing something, but can't figure out: why not just one device?
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by 0x457 9mo ago
This is not what it is. This is building zpool on top of an S3 backend (vdev). Not sure what is the use case out of my ignorance, but I guess one can use it to `zfs send` backups to s3 in a very neat manner.
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by 0x457 9mo ago
Nix is so nice that you can put almost your entire workflow into a check or package. Like your code-coverage report step(s) become a package that you build (I'm not brave enough to do this) I run my own jenkins for personal stuff on to
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by 0x457 9mo ago
It's been available for something like 15 years since subscription purchase was introduced. Why so negative?
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by 0x457 9mo ago
The entire document can be summarized as "It doesn't benefit Wasm that runs in browser, therefore it's in violation" From my understanding WASI never was expected to run a browser. I'd rather listen complains about
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by 0x457 9mo ago
Well, if the plan is large, it splits into stages and asks if it needs to continue when it's done with a stage. This is a good time to run `git diff` and review changes. You review this code just like you would review code from your co
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by 0x457 9mo ago
Can you provide an example of rp2350 being useful as a sidecar outside of context being a dev board with GPIO? I used sidecar to run my portable dev env, so I can write and compile code while I'm traveling. Ultimately, I changed this s
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by 0x457 10mo ago
It's the fact that WASM in a browser provide very little. Anything you have there required to bring a bunch of things that JavaScript just has access out of the box. That include both, things like Fetch API and things like Garbage Coll
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by 0x457 10mo ago
Any non RP2xxx pi can be used like that. Unrelated to this post at all? I only fall back to that when there is no interwebs, otherwise connecting over ssh to a normal server is far more productive.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
It came from adjusting IRL to work with better UI/UX rather than adjust UI/UX to work with existing business processes.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
It's not just that. It was great for all of us with large media archives, but every "big" release is making things better for those who don't run their media libraries at expense of those who do. Syncing (a paid feature)
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by 0x457 10mo ago
I have a strong feeling people working and approving Liquid Glass didn't dog food it in dark mode because it just looked BAD in the first builds available.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
"Beautiful" maybe, not "good UX" for sure. Prior to Uber, calling a cab using the phone app was...suboptimal and easier to actually call a taxi company. They also provided much better services, which is what make them st
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by 0x457 10mo ago
I'm aware of the current state of things. I was making a joke out of frustration with 99% of torrent participators not having the entire movie to seed and leaving seeding as soon as they stopped watching.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
Not surprised that it's easy to do with NixOS, but that is a brute force method, it's just easy to implement with the way NixOS works. I remember I had G4 Mac mini and one of the first gen intel macbook pros - you could have use o
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by 0x457 10mo ago
Torrenting without seeding should be a crime.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
A lot of people probably think it's better to keep database "easy to swap". Which is silly, its MUCH easier to change your application layer, than database.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
Does it need to be this close to NIST, or just relative to each other? Because the latter one is solved by PTP.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
All that is required for this to work (building offline) and be immune to all bad thing you wrote: package build part must contain checksum of source code archive and mirror that source code.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
> At one point, they negotiated with Google and Google said they were going to work on an app. MS made that offer to probably every developer on top 100 on ios/android stores. That usually meant some small shop in Eastern Europe wil
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by 0x457 10mo ago
They still distribute runtime(s). Proton runs inside one of those runtimes. You're talking about 1.0 version, 2.0 was based on debian 10, and 3.0 is based on debian 11. It still has some assumptions about host system, though, but that&
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by 0x457 10mo ago
People feared that MS will make installing things not from the store harder. Like what apple is doing. It posed a serious potential threat. Given that MS had complete control over the Windows, DirectX and many other tools developers were us
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by 0x457 10mo ago
> a multi user multi service server. The kind you're paid to maintain. TIL. Didn't know I can get paid to maintain my PC because I have a background service that does not run as my admin user.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
> Their ssh supports the -X and -Y options to run remote X applications. Cool, I remember using it in 2003 a few times. I highly doubt many people going to miss if those were gone. I would not be surprised if the majority of ssh server i
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by 0x457 10mo ago
Everyone pretends that you're force to only have 1 passkey. I use 3 "passkey managers": Passwords.app, Bitwarden, YubiKey hardware key. I usually add all 3 or just two (skipping YubiKey). On Apple devices I get neat experienc
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by 0x457 10mo ago
You mean this? https://rust-for-linux.com/android-binder-driver
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by 0x457 10mo ago
I wouldn't hate it. I used to hate systemd, but today it's one of my favorite linux things.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
Supported by whom? Xorg, the server, no longer maintained. Also, OpenBSD users already a tiny fraction of users...if every single OpenBSD desktop switches to Linux and Wayland, not a single metric will change significantly.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
MQTT solves the transport, which really isn't an issue. It solves nothing beyond that.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
> modern police institutions are directly descended from slavecatchers and strikebreakers; That's not (entirely) true, though? Every modern police department has its roots in London Metropolitan Police Force which had nothing to do

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