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DrewRWx
5y ago
And Plex started as a MacOS port of XBMC before those devs split off, completely re-wrote, and renamed it Plex. *My timeline is prolly slightly off, but those are the major plot beats.
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DrewRWx
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To show just how much the XBMC Foundation is against using their work for piracy: They chose the name Kodi because it was the most protectable trademark they could claim, which opened an avenue for them to sue the drop-shippers for trademar
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DrewRWx
5y ago
Perfect time to double-down, go union, and strike for jugular instead of relying on a rising tide to lift all boats.
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DrewRWx
5y ago
Please stop with the re-heated McCarthyism. It isn't helping the discussion.
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DrewRWx
5y ago
The point is that it is not acting in bad faith to take a grievance to a government agency and have it rule in their favor.
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5y ago
Not when the viewpoint is a transparent, blame-shifting hit piece.
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5y ago
I ran into a similar issue when I tried to generate a podcast RSS feed from a website whose built-in feed didn't go back far enough. I was trying to do HTTP range requests on the mp3 files to save bandwidth and just fetch their metadat
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5y ago
Hadn't heard that one, but I did read about Panic's Audion: https://panic.com/extras/audionstory/ .
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5y ago
He converted me just by having a "why".
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5y ago
`gh`is great for handling pull requests and other GitHub specifics. I still use `git` for everything else, so I dunno how much it does, but it makes sense if `gh` overlaps with some `git` commands to round out the tool.
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5y ago
And the appendix became seemingly useless.
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DrewRWx
5y ago
It's more that defending the spirit of the first amendment only on principle is seen as being disconnected from reality and ignoring the effectiveness of rhetoric in eroding the rights of vulnerable populations.
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PyFLAC: Real-time lossless audio compression in Python
(tech-blog.sonos.com)
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6y ago
Which shebang was your script using? If it was #!/usr/bin/env sh then shellheck would report SC3010: In POSIX sh, [[ ]] is undefined. .
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6y ago
The plastic straw ban is silly because the cost/benefit ratio is almost completely cost. First and foremost the ban has hurt segments of the disabled community that need easily manipulable straws in order to be able to eat. And then to
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6y ago
Except that would generate the same sort of run on solar panels and/or their constituent components that is did for GPUS before ASICs got big. Solar panels that could otherwise be used to replace fossil fuels.
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6y ago
Respecting nuance in other other people's perspectives, even if you don't see it, is a good skill to learn.
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6y ago
Pretty good way of introducing the idea that the system can be capricious and cruel for no discernable benefit.
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6y ago
The real Catch-22.
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6y ago
To be fair, you also have to click on "details" on https://fast.com/ to see your upload. Other than aesthetics I can't think of why they would want to hide it.
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6y ago
Do you have a link for this?
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In media, ſ (long s) is often used to signify a heightened version of the American colonial and American Revolution periods. The latter-day Futurama episode "All the Presidents' Heads" uses it as joke a couple times when they
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6y ago
The iPhone SE also picks-up the market segment that prefers smaller phones.
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9y ago
Sorry for my even later reply. It took a couple surgeries to remove my thyroid and lymph nodes it had spread to. And a few rounds of radioactive iodine treatment and scans to get the parts that had spread through my lymphatic system. My las
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9y ago
It was living downwind of a pesticide-ridden cabbage field that did it for me.
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A Scala DSL for lightweight, user-friendly GPU-accelerated matrix algebra
(github.com)
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11y ago
It is rough, but I strung together https://github.com/DrewRWx/assh for a case where I wanted to non-destructively customize a shared account.
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12y ago
It was pretty fun re-playing Space Trader in Classic on an HP TouchPad. And now I'm searching for that Windows port: http://ticc.uvt.nl/~pspronck/spacetrader/STFrames.html .
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Depending on your son's age the Alpha Smart Neo (despite being discontinued) might make sense as an extremely bare bones word processor. I used an earlier model when I was in grade school and it was convenient for busting out first d
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12y ago
Yet somehow it was renewed for a second season. I can't wait!
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