Cu3PO42

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   by Cu3PO42 3y ago

   I've actually never had a problem with HDMI-CEC. I can use my TV remote to control my AV receiver, my Fire TV stick and even my PS{3,4,5} consistently.
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   by Cu3PO42 3y ago

   I absolutely will! It’ s just … 8.40PM in this part of the world and I want to take the time to write a proper bug report and dig up my prior research on the issue.
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   by Cu3PO42 3y ago

   I will do tomorrow! In the meantime, on the offchance anyone stumbles across this who has the same problem, my workaround is available here [0]. (Also exported as `darwinModules.chsh` from my Flake) [0] https://github.com/Cu
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   by Cu3PO42 3y ago

   Excellent point, thank you! I use that as well and intended to mention it and then I just forgot. Personally, I've been hesitant to turn on autoUpdate, have you found it to work well?
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   by Cu3PO42 3y ago

   I agree, the lengths the Nix installer currently goes to really shouldn't be required. However, this particular issue isn't about binaries being deleted. The Nix installer sets up some environment variables for you (in particular
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   by Cu3PO42 3y ago

   Right! It's great to see that tackled for potentially all Nix installations! I have a workaround for that particular issue in my nix-darwin and Home-Manager configurations, but I've always disliked that I needed one in the first p
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   by Cu3PO42 3y ago

   It's not just a lockfile, though the 'Nix flakes' feature does have a `flake.lock` file. It locks the revision of your 'inputs', i.e., repositories containing packages. The most common and important input is `nixpkg
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   by Cu3PO42 3y ago

   Nix has a fundamentally different approach to package management. Homebrew will install everything into `/usr/local/` or `/opt/homebrew` depending on your architecture. From there, all installed software can discove
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   by Cu3PO42 3y ago

   Which breakages does this fix exactly? The fact that macOS upgrades may overwrite /etc/zshrc, etc? Other than that I haven't encountered any breakages whatsoever.
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    For some more context: Flawed as they are, Flakes solve a large number of problems Nix experiences without them. This is why I, and presumably many others, use them even in their current experimental state. An RFC was recently accepted to c
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    Most certainly real Macs spinning up a fresh VM for each Action (or whatever the smallest unit of work is that GH Actions has).
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    I don't Work at Kagi either, but I can ready their Privacy Policy: https://kagi.com/privacy > Searches are anonymous and private to you. Kagi does not log and associate searches with an account. They also double dow
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    There is something like this for QEMU on Linux hosts. It's called "Inter VM SHared MEMory" (IVSHMEM) [1]. Hyper-V has something akin to this that they call "Hyper-V sockets" [2]. But it seems it only works between g
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    Quantity, presumably. Procreate itself ist eben cheaper (or at least it was when I bought it) so the model must be working for them. And I'm the perfect example why: I'm not an artist, I barely draw, but I bought Procreate. Why? B
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    > I imagine Rust to be a language far more similar to Go, in both use cases and functionality, than JS. I mostly agree. But I would wager that for a significant amount of people their first exposure to "async" is JS and not any
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    I really like the message passing paradigm. And languages like Erlang have shown that its an excellent choice... for distributed systems. But writing code like that is a very diffferent experience from, say, async JavaScript, which feels mo
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    Just a note on your documentation: it says "this benefit does not extend to macOS" about saving disk space. I find that to be slightly misleading. Since arguably the most common FS for macOS is now APFS, it does save significant d
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    My experiences with Bun so far have been excellent. Its package manager and bundler in particular are extremely fast and pleasant to use. Not needing to care about transpilation or using ts-node for development is also wonderful. For all th
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    Bun already supports that [0]. It is the default behavior on Linux, but can also be enabled on macOS. [0] https://bun.sh/docs/install/cache#saving-disk-space
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    And yet swaylock(-effects) and swayidle exist. While they don't implement the functionality of classic screensavers right now, it seems that one should be able to implement them using the exact same APIs as these applications use. Howe
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    I also use starship with barely any custom config (like fish). It shows me the environment I'm in for a project, including which versions of tools are active and which server I'm currently connected to (if any). And it looks prett
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    So far I haven't run into a case where I forgot to add something to my impermanence config, so you may be right: it might not be necessary. However, just knowing that I could fix it if I forget something (for example when setting up a
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    I was aware of the possibility of just using tmpfs, but I went with ZFS for / anyway for mostly one reason: I can erase root on every boot, but still keep snapshots of the last few boots. That means, that if I mess up some configuratio
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    I'm now running impermanence on NixOS servers. Setting it up was slightly more work, obviously, but it's been... freeing in a sense. My confidence that I can rebuild all servers at any time and that all the peculiarities of my set
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    I've built something similar close to ten years ago for Generation 6 Pokemon games on the 3DS. At the time that meant soldering to a bunch of test points to send inputs. Why? Mostly because it was fun and a good learning expereince. I
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    I don't believe there's currently any alternatives to ASML's machines for EUV lithography. Unless you're fine using an older process node with lower efficiency. Of course these nodes are fine for a lot of applications st
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    This approach can be massively simplified by using CSS variables for your colors and only putting the color definitions in a separate file.
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    I suppose SUSE makes a lot of sense. Until some time ago SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and openSUSE were related, but not exactly the same. That changed with Leap 15.3, since which openSUSE is now based on the same packages as SLE. I've
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    I have run SELinux on Fedora without too many issues. Of course, Fedora being rather closely related to RHEL that shouldn't be too surprising.
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    by Cu3PO42 3y ago

    Using Flakes, you can lock the version of nixpkgs (and any other repository) to a certain commit, and that commit is an input to the function. When you update that commit, of course the build changes, but I'd say that's pretty exp