AnyTimeTraveler

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by AnyTimeTraveler 3y ago
I have been diagnosed with ADHD and got an especially bad score for working memory. I find myself tired out really quickly by a lack of syntax highlighting. With syntax highlighting, I feel like I am not really reading the code anymore, but
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by AnyTimeTraveler 3y ago
Is that why I find embedded programming the most fun? I have been diagnosed with ADHD and had a really bad score on working memory. With embedded programming, there are usually few to no libraries and all I have to do is write certain value
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by AnyTimeTraveler 4y ago
Hi, I'm playing with a 8051 right now. I found your comment on another thread, and it made me curious about your implementation. You mentioned that the code was available per request. I am writing you here, because I couldn't find
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by AnyTimeTraveler 4y ago
I wrote pipes-and-paper[1] which sort of shares your screen without any cloud. Getting to what the display puts out is difficult, but recording the pen strokes isn't. So what I wrote is a small webserver that runs on the reMarkable (1
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by AnyTimeTraveler 4y ago
I am currently working with the ATTiny85 and the stripped blinky binary is 275 bytes. I was worried that the ATTiny85 wouldn't have enough flash space (6K) for Rust and now I don't know what to do with all that free space :)
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
I just tried a few queries related to rust and it's library rocket. I got only useless results on the first page and didn't check further. I'm guessing that's because it doesn't index docs.rs and the rust forum. Bot
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
YouTube Vanced also has experimental support for the SponsorBlock, which skips those sections of videos. You have to enable it manually and it works amazingly well.
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
But C doesn't let programs fail. (or at least not loudly) That's the problem, to me at least. I've had this code yesterday on an embedded arm cortex m0: bool tx_byte(char msg) { for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) { tx
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
The credentials demo /demo are directly above the button that says "Demo-Site".
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
I've been using Xplore on Android for ages. It's an amazing file manager. With it's SSH, SMB, and Wifi-Filetransfer it has so far outclasses most desktop filemanagers that I have tried. It might not be stock, but it's ea
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
I have also noticed that and it has been really difficult to search for obscure error messages now.
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
You can also buy a $50 Android without. What's your point?
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
I just checked. You can also add those same conditionals to functions and structs. So you don't have to in- or exclude whole modules. You can even use it in an if-statement, as seen in the example main function on the page I linked. Se
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
I think your 5000 requests per month for the businesss tier are a bit on the low side. Especially, since there is nothing above that. Maybe add a "Need more? Contact us" tier. Also, I'd love to use this with technologies othe
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
I'd certainly think so. I almost did. I initially learned Java on my own. It's good to know at least one full programming language before diving into embedded programming, I think. Then got into Arduino programming. There are tuto
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
Really good engine for game jams as well! Offers loads of freedom while being fast and having a lot of lua libraries to make things like menus just a 10 line thing.
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
Cool! Thanks for sharing! I've been on the lookout for replacements for archiving recipies on cooking sites and this tool works great.
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by AnyTimeTraveler 5y ago
This will also be a bit messy, as I am on my phone and don't have much time to write this down. I have 10 years of writing Java on both small hobby projects and massive systems on my job. I dipped my toes into C/C++ a few times an
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
Actually, there are many cons to e2e, especially with bigger groups. I've read a lot about Signal's and Matrix's development and there are many problems that don't exist when sending data over a simple SSL connectiom to
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
I don't know. I live in Germany and the files are also stored in /sdcard/WhatsApp/ And also the message databases are under there, ready to be copied and decrypted. You can also access the unencrypted messagestore databa
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
Not my project, but someone cool took the YouTube and removed all the ads and even added experimental sponsor skip: It used to require rooting, but not anymore! It just requires microG if you want to login to your google account. YouTube ad
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
As far as I know, you actually need a Mac or other Apple computer to push something to the Appstore and even then it's not a fun process. This knowledge is second hand from a friend of mine, whom I had the pleasure of listening to when
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
Recommendation: https://f-droid.org/packages/org.mozilla.fennec_fdroid This is a fork that seems to be popular (enough to show up first in my search). It looks and feels like the Firefox I lost with 79. Firefox Sync br
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
Those are changenotes of a piece of software, not the company.
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
You can still use normal adblockers with this. Most of them just have a blacklist of domains that they block the requests for. Wasm won't change anything about that. The requests are still exactly the same as in JS, so blocking will wo
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
If a child isn't old enough to comprehend and deal with most of the internet, then they should not have access to it or only with someone to teach them. In my opinion, the web is a tool and should be learned like a powersaw or a drill.
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
I'd say I enjoy the mental design of a piece of software much more than the writing down phase. But if I slip into "the zone", then I also enjoy the coding phase a lot.
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
Oh hell yeah! When I'm in the zone, suddenly it's 6 AM again and my sideproject has a working prototype, even though it feels like just about 30 minutes passed.
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
Within my first half year of working in a startup, I got to touch invoicing code and thought I had written tests for every occasion and had removed all bugs. A month after the code went through reviews and more testing, and was put into pro
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by AnyTimeTraveler 6y ago
That's what I've adopted a tiling window manager (i3wm) for. I always use the same workspaces for the same things and have them open automatically on those workspaces, so most of the time, I just need one button-press to get to th

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