DiabloD3

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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Not seeing an issue here. Safari often lags behind published standards, and is nearly impossible to test for (due to Apple being developer hostile).
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Except you're paying $40 to a company that prevents you from having what every other modern western country has: $0, and the government did it for you. They stole your $40 every year and used it to lobby Congress.
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Behind a paywall
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Not in a way that doesn't also state Firefox is dead.
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VT100 Machine Emulator in JavaScript(pcjs.org)
80 points by DiabloD3 5y ago|31 comments
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Dude, I just take notes so I can remember stuff. I imagine everyone else is like me and was born human with a human brain, and let's face it, that piece of soggy bacon just doesn't work worth a damn. There really isn't anythi
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Lemme throw in my experience on this: I am 6'0" and used to weigh 340 pounds. I now do not and hit 168 at my skinniest. I switched to Paleo because Keto did _not_ at the time feature a "real food" aspect (as in, chugging
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
We have a better SQL, it's called Postgres.
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Until this boneheaded mistake is fixed, we have ExplorerPatcher: https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Yes. Also, the guy just added an Office key killer on my request (thanks valinet!), so we get Ctrl-Alt-Shift-Win back (this effects all Win10/11 since May 2019 update). So many things that Windows gets wrong lives in Explorer's sh
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
A few notes: Windows 11 is Windows 10 with exactly two changes; Windows 10 is not Windows 8 with several changes, but still in the same branch/evolution in the same NT family. The first change is: the Sun Valley theme update, which fin
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Imagine what happens when Microsoft moves to Rust, it will be a red letter day.
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
I originally wrote a perceptual color mangler of sorts using HSLuv, but then switched to OKLab and got better results for the same job.
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
I'm not a patent lawyer, but can anyone explain to me how this wasn't already covered by either part of multi-zone systems in the 80s/90s, or part of literally every single room correction tech since the late 90s? Sonos didn&
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
I don't know of any embedded systems still using glibc. Dietlibc, uclibc (used by openwrt and the other consumer router replacement firmwares), musl libc, and bionic (since Android is technically an embedded Linux, so should be mention
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
But we already do have alternatives. And people use them. And they're popular with the FOSS crowd. Might want to take another swing at this with a better argument?
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Russia has been trying to invade Ukraine since 1991.
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
It isn't often I find a commit in a project that is rather offensive, racist, and works against the goals of the software development community to be reasonable, approachable, and welcoming to all types of people. The only reason to re
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Neat idea, but any reason why I can't also pipe the output to an existing terminal (ie, tmux-esque faux terminal resizing)? Also, is this the company that forced the Electron-based terminal named Tabby to switch names? Also, any reason
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
This is literally magic and has been yoinked into my dotfiles.
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
That is just telling me that Windows Defender should start flagging Riot executables used as part of this malware injector. This does not, and cannot lead, to an improved user experience.
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Anyone on HN understands these magic words: defense in depth.
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
I used to use Base16 for years, and even wrote the Hexchat conversion script for Base16. It just... I dunno, it isn't exactly what I want. I want a centralized system that produces everything from a single repo, not 9000 repos that all
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Saudi Human Rights Activist, Represented by EFF, Sues Spyware Maker DarkMatter(eff.org)
16 points by DiabloD3 5y ago|1 comments
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Chromecast has to be negotiated through the Google cloud service, since Google designed this from day one to lock Chromecast down. Chromecast is largely an anti-feature given how Google designed it to be lock-in. What's stupid is Andro
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Always-on spyware that can brick your TV at any moment due to discontinued services you didn't consent. None of this hardware is useful for 90+% of TV purchasers, they're plugging it into an existing device and never using any sel
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Technology Connections is hands down one of my favorite Youtube channels. Another guy worth mentioning that tickles the brain cells in a similar way is Isaac Arthur: a guy that breaks down science fiction into science fact, and explores wha
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
Since this doesn't target the majority of GPUs, nor the majority of GPUs used in enterprise compute, why continue to target CUDA? If you target SPIR-V, then this can be used with all the existing modern APIs (Vulkan, OpenCL, OpenGL; Mi
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
This kind of smells of bad science reporting, the paper itself does not seem to be bad science, but I haven't read the paper yet (DOI 10.1038/s41586-021-04075-0); a quote from the abstract basically, indicates they were force-fed
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by DiabloD3 5y ago
"bUt UbEr DrIvErS aReN't EmPlOyEeS" -- Uber, 2019

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