Arrowmaster

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by Arrowmaster 9mo ago
One was a one time purchase, the other requires a subscription.... The answer should be clear.
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by Arrowmaster 9mo ago
How does an oil tanker flee coast guard ships? I feel like more details are needed on that aspect. Did it reach international waters before they could board it so they stopped or did it reach rough seas that smaller ships couldn't ente
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by Arrowmaster 9mo ago
The point is that they don't want it to be that transparent to everyone.
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by Arrowmaster 9mo ago
GitHub is not git and does not control what features get added to git. It looks like there are some wrapper scripts to make git sign commits with other tools using the GPG cli interface but nothing official.
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by Arrowmaster 9mo ago
My impression is that GPG when used correctly is secure. But there are so many problems with it that the chances of shooting yourself with one of the footguns is too high for it to be a reliable solution. The alternatives support newer encr
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
GitHub did not drop http auth. They prefer you use http instead of ssh. What they dropped was auth using your account name and password. You need to use a token as your password or use an extra tool like their cli client to setup auth (but
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
Counter argument. How do you know the user uploaded a corrupted image and it didn't get corrupted by your internet connection, server hardware, or a bug in your software stack? You cannot accurately assign responsibility until you unde
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
I don't think the port names is what they were referring to. The actual names for each data transfer level are an absolute mess. 1.x has Low Speed and Full Speed 2.0 added High Speed 3.0 is SuperSpeed (yes no space this time) 3.1 renam
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
So everything I say in this comment is unlikely to have any real impact if you were to replace the cables and retest, but I'm saying it for educational purposes. The reason the specs are strict is not because it cannot be done on less
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
At least now instead of just theory we have one study of the results and a data point to use in the next attempt at a similar project. The idea is probably still solid and could be attempted again but with a more refined implementation.
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
Absolutely agreeing with you but replying to you instead of multiple others below with my views on this. Cat6A can do 10Gbps at 100m. Cat7 and Cat8 can do higher speeds in short runs but those technologies are DEAD in DC tech now. 40G is le
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
This is on forbes.com/sites/, I'm pretty sure anyone can pay to post on it now.
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
Thanks for the link. That's great info to know but it's only part of the problem. If they think changing out the renderer will fix everything then they haven't learned anything. Their build action creates seriously flawed App
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
In the sovereign citizen cases they are talking about, the typical case is that the vehicle is not registered/doesn't have plates and the driver refuses to identify themselves. They only barely lower the window if at all. They usu
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
I think the blank window bug was caused by a change in the libraries used by the webview on Ubuntu 22.04 used by suggested build action. Details and fixes were spread across bug reports in multiple downstream projects but afaik it was fixed
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
AppImages are supposed to be able to handle all of that and I have used a number of them that do. In the case of Tauri though it seems nobody on the framework team knows Linux well enough to fix the build process to not constantly break as
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by Arrowmaster 10mo ago
The author has obviously never tried Tauri on Linux. I've never seen one of their AppImages work correctly. Every project uses the upstream GitHub action to build binaries and it compiles dynamically linked binaries limited to the glib
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by Arrowmaster 11mo ago
Steamdeck doesn't use Wayland.
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by Arrowmaster 11mo ago
The OG Steam Controller didn't really fail though. Valve stopped production and sold the remaining stock because of a patent lawsuit over the rear paddles. With more time on market it probably would have grown and evolved.
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by Arrowmaster 11mo ago
But just this year there was CVE-2025-62518 in tokio-tar.
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by Arrowmaster 1y ago
A lot of doorbell cameras use infrared for night vision and motion detection. You could probably just drive down a street at night with a camera tuned to show infrared and they would all be bright beacons.
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by Arrowmaster 1y ago
The problem with this tactic is the need to go get the Yubikey every time you make a new account.
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by Arrowmaster 1y ago
The Elora I use follows the circular thumb cluster format so I have three keys per thumb that can be used with little movement the rest are for rarely used layer switches and such. One of those three is for often used layers. I have homerow
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by Arrowmaster 1y ago
Thumbs are one of your stronger fingers. In contrast the pinky is by far the weakest but we have dedicated it to almost every modifier and outlying key. I currently use an Elora from SplitKB so I can't speak to the Moonlanders thumb cl
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by Arrowmaster 1y ago
I'm in the middle of submitting PRs to multiple projects because they are compiling on ubuntu-latest and forcing a glibc 2.38 requirement. These are multiplatform projects where most or none of the devs use Linux. The first project I w
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by Arrowmaster 1y ago
I'm pretty sure it was done on the first one, Halo CE for the original Xbox. The last times I've played it have been coop in the MCC though which skips that part.
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by Arrowmaster 1y ago
I had this happen with fucking Google. I called them about my Fitbit warranty and the rep needed to verify my account and wanted me to give him the code from SMS that explicitly said in the SMS not to give it to anyone! No my account did no
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by Arrowmaster 1y ago
When I see an embedded ad I will immediately know from the type of product if I should ignore it or intentionally avoid that product because most embedded ads come from the worst of the worst companies. Why would they want me watching their
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by Arrowmaster 1y ago
The thing that stuck with me after learning about it is that AAA games aren't called AAA because they are supposed to be the best of the best or the most advanced. AAA games are named after AAA investment ratings. A AAA game is suppose
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by Arrowmaster 1y ago
I wonder if the human safety monitor will be informing all riders of where the physical door releases are hidden like the owners manual says you should inform all passengers of in case the vehicle loses power in a collision. Teslas are a pa

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