Arcuru

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by Arcuru 3y ago
Excellent, I'm finally able to retire the NixOS module I wrote to replace Tailscale to fix this exact problem [1]. It was certainly imperfect and overengineered, but it has worked for my use cases pretty well. I'm still not sure i
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by Arcuru 3y ago
Is Steam capable of delivering aarch64 native games? For instance, is it correct to assume that a game developer can upload both an x86 and aarch64 version?
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by Arcuru 3y ago
I think Apple's current strategy makes perfect sense, bundling the (mostly non-upgradeable) computer and the display is perfectly reasonable for most consumers but breaks down for professional use cases. Consumers will likely keep thes
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by Arcuru 3y ago
TFA talks about how that doesn't exist anymore.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
You can always just toggle the vertical tab view per window, so you don't lose any horizontal screen real estate unless you need them. And at least in Firefox you can remove the existing horizontal tabs using userChrome[1]. [1]: https
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by Arcuru 3y ago
Zoxide is basically the 'Rust Rewrite' version of the 'Z' tool and is actively maintained, I haven't had any issues with it: https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide
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by Arcuru 3y ago
You can still seed/download without port forwarding setup, however the other person you're connected to needs to have port forwarding. Basically either side of the P2P connection needs to be reachable from the open internet, but n
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by Arcuru 3y ago
I think the most interesting part about Vector implementations is that some impls never actually copy data around on a push. They just use the huge virtual memory space to be initially allocated in an empty area and then just grow in place,
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by Arcuru 3y ago
It's possible that Google has chosen to take the brunt of the complaints to shield the creators.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
Several media players will do that in the background for you, 'mpv' and 'vlc' come to mind. 'mpv' even has a sponsorblock script that will skip the sponsored segments if you so chose. I occasionally use this fo
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by Arcuru 3y ago
It's easier to make something small and quiet if it's power efficient. It will need to dissipate less heat.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
That accounts for the 5% of humans who live in the US, how about the 95% of humans who don't?
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by Arcuru 3y ago
A few threads have been merged into this one, so some of the comments were on submissions that linked elsewhere.
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by Arcuru 3y ago
I'm confused, I never see any ads in Gmail (using the web interface or the mobile app), and I don't pay for it. Is that really still a thing? If my email app was showing me ads I'd obviously switch and/or start paying fo
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by Arcuru 3y ago
Which, last time I checked, still does not come close to paying for the roads and road-maintenance outside of dense urban areas. And obviously pales in comparison to the value of the land taken up by the car (and the supporting road infrast
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by Arcuru 3y ago
I like the idea of Jellyfin, but I had a lot of performance issues with Jellyfin and ended up having to switch back to Plex.
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by Arcuru 4y ago
I'm kind of surprised this didn't link to the Nix RFC that considers changing the default builder from Bash to Oil: https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/99 Of course it does have a different goal (of
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by Arcuru 4y ago
I look forward to that blog post, I hope that can clear up some of the confusion. Personally I found that the best introduction for me to actually understand what the different parts do (mainly OSH and Oil Shell) was the Github wiki, partic
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by Arcuru 4y ago
The maintainers of that project have said that a lot of the code was written by new Rust programmers, so some of the code could probably use some help from experienced systems programmers. I did a little cleanup on their `dd` tool a while a
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by Arcuru 4y ago
I've looked into Oil a bit, and I think Andy has the right idea for how to go about updating the legacy scripts. I've written a few local scripts in Oil and it's a definite upgrade from Bash. If anyone wants to understand Oil
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by Arcuru 4y ago
It's not over the full year, it's before the end of March. It says "through the end of FY23 Q3". Microsoft's fiscal year ends at the end of June, so their "FY23 Q3" is the current quarter.
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by Arcuru 4y ago
A subscription model is closer to how most consumers assume a software 'purchase' should work. If you're ok with never wanting an update, bugfix, or security fix, then a one-time purchase would sort of be alright. Most consum
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by Arcuru 4y ago
They price some names as premium and charge a specific amount for them, they seem to have a number of different tiers. I bought a Premium domain from them during the auction, and still pay for it. They've always been very clear about t
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by Arcuru 4y ago
The former, that some projects say "it's blazingly fast because it's in Rust" but don't seem to have any benchmarks. And admittedly I do agree that uutils is not really a good example.
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by Arcuru 4y ago
> The most surprising thing for me is how unintuitive it is to optimize Rust code given that it’s honestly hard to find a Rust project that doesn’t loudly strive to be “blazingly fast”. No language is intrinsically fast 100% of the time,
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by Arcuru 4y ago
They may have been playing RSS, which does have the Moon: https://github.com/KSP-RO/RealSolarSystem
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by Arcuru 4y ago
Nix doesn't keep a cache of the upstreams, though there are some projects planning to try to do that I think. The build recipes pull from the original source and use a hash to ensure that the source artifacts don't change. Nix cac
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by Arcuru 4y ago
All these articles really need to clearly layout the downside. You can't send emails as the custom domain. At best, your emails will say "sent by x@gmail.com on behalf of officialdomain.org"
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by Arcuru 4y ago
I know you're getting downvoted, but I must admit that I hadn't even considered that. She knew she'd likely go to jail for a pretty long time so if she wanted kids it _would_ actually be best if she had them beforehand. I mea
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by Arcuru 4y ago
I can't help but that sounds awesome. I'm curious, have you already made any rings or are you still looking for the right equipment?

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