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by Asmod4n 1y ago
i had hopes to find a elegant solution to this issue in modern async io libs. Those I have found just simply ignore the error and forward it to the user.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
getservbyname Is also one of those functions, it returns NULL on error or for signaling it couldn’t find what you looked for.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
You can share them via airdrop
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
no GUI lib for cosmopolitan libc yet, afaik.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
CD Text is a thing, sadly no major label is using it anymore to embed metadata into their records so such a thing like MusicBrainz wouldn't be needed. Sony was a big supporter of it ~25 years ago.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
It’s one reason i don’t like WSL2. When you compile something which needs 30 GB RAM the only thing you can do is terminate the wsl2 vm to get that ram back.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
They even removed most mentions of it where they talk about firmware, that’s a shame.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Correct, this makes it possible for one chip to speak both protocols at the same time with one antenna. The usb stick sold by nabu casa does that.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
IMHO, thread and matter will probably be as mature as homeassistant and zigbe2mqtt in the 2030ies. At the moment, Zigbee devices can work without any hub as long as you stick to one vendor. Aka buy lightbulbs and switches from ikea and you
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
But here comes the tricky bit, when you buy either Zigbee or matter devices each vendor will add its own extensions. In the Zigbee ecosystem vendors out right refuse to communicate with devices from other vendors even though Zigbee is an in
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Thread and Zigbee implement the same IEEE standard. Matter would be correctly the application layer protocol of thread and could be spoken over any transport. Like HTTP
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Thread is using the same protocol as Zigbee, which requires specialized hardware to talk to it. You can’t get around a centralized hub when wanting to use them on your WiFi network. Thread just adds an IP layer above Zigbee. Zigbee is on th
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Oh and, Zigbee has automatic range extension as part of its standard. Every device with a plug expands your network.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Thread is a WiFi replacement, the devices talk IP over thread. And it has an encrypted pairing process to your vendor controlled hub. Said vendor can allow or disallow it which other vendors may speak with said hub. Here is the landscape w
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
thread and matter will, in my opinion, never matter for consumers. Why? It’s basically a walled garden. Think HomeKit but a tiny bit more open, the open bit is, that a vendor can allow it to communicate with devices of other vendors. But th
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Can this be mitigated by putting the cables under ground? Just curious, since it’s a huge debate here at times because of the massive cost of doing so. Germany needs a connection from the coast into the south and most of it as of now will b
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
The case maker HYTE calculates 25% as net margin for brick and mortar stores for MSRP and says stores are tough and won’t allow any % less margin. Update: oh and they also said stores won’t lower it because of the tariffs, making the stores
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
GPL doesn’t help you with them taking your idea and doing a clean room implementation. You’d need to patent your idea to stop that.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
SDL comes with a cross platform async socket API.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
On windows you can “link” your phone to your windows account, or log into your Microsoft account in edge on mobile. That could solve the login part somehow.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
A tsunami would be around 10-30 meters high and could reach several kilometers into the land. When assuming it’s around 44-100 meters wide.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
> On my laptop, I opened a terminal and ran sudo minicom --device /dev/ttyUSB0 --baudrate 115200 to monitor the computer over serial. In addition to saving logs You can just use screen for that and have a working terminal with
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
after around 5-7 years you break even, and solar panels can last for 2-4 decades. Most panels you can buy in germany have a warranty of around 25 years. So yeah, you buy them to save money since electricity is hugely expensive in germany.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
subsidies don't make products cheaper for the consumer, most of it lands in the pockets of companies.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
total solar capacity got increased by 75% in the last 3 years in germany alone. and yeah, i forgot about the free vax we got for small installments last year.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
yup, exactly there :)
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
Nope, zero subsidies.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
They are so popular in Germany, you can sometimes even buy them in supermarkets.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
Sounds horribly in chrome with an amd gpu, why is that?
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
there is no money back from the cheat makers, its paypal, visa et al which does that.

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