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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Alternatively, if you're not stuck on Linux, just install OpenBSD or NetBSD. Both will try to install X by default, but you can easily disable this in the TUI installers. After a reboot you'll go straight to a shell with very few
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Older processors were not necessarily more energy efficient than newer ones. I'm willing to bet you'd get better battery life out of something like a modern ARM Cortex-A than any 68k, FPGA-implemented or otherwise, and have it be
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Any log analyzer will tell you which path is the most hit. For slowest paths, I think a server daemon could theoretically log how long it took to serve the page from request in to last byte out, but I don't know if any of them do that
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
> One of my clients' website traffic is composed of over 75% bot traffic. Server-side logs are unusable for anything other than site performance. I'm unclear how broad you intend that second sentence to be, but there's sti
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Theoretically it could still be done, but by doing so you completely break compatibility with any browser which doesn't support it; I'm pretty sure no non-Trident-based browser ever supported VBScript. Unless some other scripting
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
> Do you use your mouse for gaming? Image manipulation? Yes, often, and yes, sometimes. The "wake up" thing is a problem I remember having from one of the wireless rodents I had in the past and it was definitely frequent enough
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Isn't a hash collision from similar images the point of the whole thing? At any rate, IANAL, but I'm pretty sure you can't be convicted based on a hash alone. If you get busted for possession of a picture of a nematode and
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
I understand your particular pain, but I want to share the flip side of it. QMK devices are great for me as a Mac user because it's very rare that any of the custom firmware configuration tools for input devices get ported to macOS. Bu
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Opposite here. After trying a few, I have no interest in buying cordless mice and will actively go out of my way to make sure any mouse I buy is corded. Even if things have gotten better in the last few years since I've tried them with
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
I host my personal site on OpenBSD and its built-in httpd, though in its current incarnation it's just serving static HTML. No, no HTTP/2, but if I cared about that I could install Nginx and use that instead. httpd's config s
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
It could be, but the presumption is that you're not building something that could just be compiled down to a static site at the end.
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
> There really is no better way. Pick DATETIME for its higher capacity, then only ever use UTC time in the database to get around the lack of timezone storage in DATETIME. From what I understand, this would mean that you would always hav
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
And there's the Postgres fanboy I knew was coming eventually. :) Could you elaborate on why timestamptz should be used? The name would imply it stores a time zone; is that correct, and the normal timestamp type does not as in MySQL?
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Evolution of Beatboxing inside a real time MRI [video](youtube.com)
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
But by updating the copyright year, haven't you thus changed the file's contents? (Please read this comment as written in the same tone as the original article.)
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
That's hardly unique to SQLite. I'm a huge fanboy of SQLite, though I have to use MySQL in pretty much all of my client work since I more often get hired to work on existing projects than start new ones. There's three common
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Or use the "article view" mode of your browser if it has one; it works with Safari's implementation. Japan Times' "paywalling" is pretty naïvely implemented.
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
I suggest trying to find a "retro arcade" which has older machines, often with discounted rates (eg, two credits for 100円 for a game which originally just gave you one). Obviously these will usually be in more out-of-the-way place
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
> It will become instagram with tits and parasocial relationships. Instagram is already Instagram with tits and parasocial relationships.
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
I'm disturbingly close to my 40s myself and I'm a bit worried by your comment. I'd imagine that any novelty that the young'uns would have to you or me wandering into a yoga class/room full of programmers would wear
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
> Do you believe Apple are somehow resource strained in not being able to do that many times over? Actually, yes. Let's say Apple has infinite dollars, which is true enough. Therefore they can afford to hire the 100 top graphics API
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
You believe that Apple should support two (three, if you count deprecated but still present OpenGL) different graphics APIs?
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
> You still have to pay for the server you host it yourself on. I mean, I guess? Can't it be presumed that if you have a web site upon which you wish to place a map, you've already got a web server set up one way or another? &g
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
JavaScript inheritance wasn't really a thing when Leaflet started out, and definitely not widely-supported (is it even now?).
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
I'm a freelance web developer for https://gamerguides.com/ which also uses Leaflet for video game maps. It's a little weird to get working with at first but it turns out it's well suited for that sort of use
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Yeah, I get it - I made a point of building this with no jQuery or other JS dependencies just for more experience in writing "pure" vanilla JS. But of course one of the ways I can get away with that is that the browser already giv
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Yeah, once upon a time I had an idea of having a drop-down menu which would have four or five sample images you could select from to instantly load them into place. I can't remember why I didn't end up implementing that. But unles
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
> The negativity in this thread is extremely distasteful. :/ Is it? Product launch threads on HN tend to be rife with questions along the lines of "how is this better than existing products?" or "how do you justify th
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
For a bitmap equivalent, check out my own DotArt: https://albright.pro/dotart/ I'm not a JS expert so there's probably room for improvement/modernization code-wise but I think it works pretty well and I&
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Also, …, not .. or .... (or ... for that matter if you're not using ASCII or something). Yes, this really does bug me.

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