GSGBen

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ShaderGlass – Overlay applying retro shaders on top of Windows desktop(mausimus.itch.io)
87 points by GSGBen 4y ago|30 comments
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by GSGBen 4y ago
After I laid out this topology I didn't want to manually address it, so I set about automating the entire lifecycle. This ended up taking way longer than manually doing it but was more fun and is now much easier to reset!
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Show HN: Python-automated lightweight BGP lab in GNS3(github.com)
1 points by GSGBen 4y ago|1 comments
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by GSGBen 4y ago
The full article is a good read too. Such a great writing style.
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by GSGBen 4y ago
I think this is just the classic problem of two engineers talking past each other. I think by "general purpose computing devices" the other poster means "general-*use* computing devices".
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by GSGBen 4y ago
Agree. I was so happy when I heard they were introducing an intermediate language and so disappointed when I found out it was custom. I'm back to being quietly hopeful though: - Epic ships games and has internal game developers. They&#
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by GSGBen 4y ago
What's the standard compile time for a short iteration in Unity's C#? I use C++ in UE4 as much as possible and even the iterative compile time with LiveLink breaks my iteration flow. BP is great for iteration but I keep as much in
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by GSGBen 5y ago
I tried out Google Drive on Windows years ago when I was already using Dropbox, but its performance was terrible. It might be better now. To fix sync I had to reinstall and resync, I couldn't just point it at an existing folder with th
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by GSGBen 5y ago
> I was hoping someone finally had a library or something to make python good at the things shell does well (mostly, running stuff and piping output around). If only. Good news, they did! Even better news: it doesn't require python,
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by GSGBen 5y ago
A generally available version of this would be a killer feature.
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by GSGBen 5y ago
I implemented this for its Windows support and it's been great.
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by GSGBen 5y ago
Does anyone know if significant Greenshot blur is irreversible, or know of any cases where it was reversed (and which level)?
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Compilers for Programming While Tired(goldensyrupgames.com)
1 points by GSGBen 5y ago|0 comments
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by GSGBen 5y ago
Working with asp .net core then intermittently jumping into different stacks in other projects is blowing my mind. Lots of "Node wants how many packages to do this?"
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Simple two-way serial between Raspberry Pi Pico and Pi (or PC)(goldensyrupgames.com)
3 points by GSGBen 5y ago|0 comments
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by GSGBen 5y ago
In a group, sure. On your own though it's an incredible technique to get over mental hurdles. Instead of letting yourself get distracted because a problem seems insurmountable or you can't see a path all the way through, try brain
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by GSGBen 5y ago
Oh nice, that's more in-depth than what I'd expected. Great work.
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by GSGBen 5y ago
Damn, looks like a nice free competitor to Glasswire which I'm currently using (which also has an extremely usable free option). Like Glasswire though I'm guessing this doesn't alert on common traffic like DNS lookups via the
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by GSGBen 5y ago
Yep, if you can even get one! Someone posted on r/ipv6 that they tried to get some provider-independent space from ARIN for an SMB client and got rejected. If you can't rely on getting one then you can't make that your standa
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by GSGBen 5y ago
IPv6 works great for small users and large users, but is a pain for the middle at the moment: What's the one-true, best-practise, everyone-accepts-it, supported-almost-everywhere way to provide dual ISP connectivity to an SMB with IPv6
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by GSGBen 5y ago
Kudos to Trello as well though - their json export is really really good. It has everything required in it to recreate the board. Hopefully they don't deprecate that part of it.
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by GSGBen 5y ago
Thanks! If you're after a single card's full details you can pull it out of the json that this downloads, or grab just the card from the api as well. A single card would be pretty fast so you could user a higher level scripting la
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by GSGBen 5y ago
Thanks! I haven't moved off Trello yet because the mobile app works really well for me. I'll have to check out the Obsidian apps again though.
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Show HN: t2md – convert Trello to markdown folders on disk, fast(github.com)
49 points by GSGBen 5y ago|15 comments
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by GSGBen 5y ago
Thanks! You should be able to install the .net core runtime and then use `dotnet build` with its various arguments (see --help) to build it on macOS. But to make it easier I've also added a binary for it here: https://github
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by GSGBen 5y ago
Hi HN! I use Trello as my personal KB and wanted a way to back it all up locally, but I decided that the .json wasn't enough - I wanted to be able to view it offline easily as well. So I wrote t2md, which after backing up the .json fil
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Show HN: t2md – back up Trello to markdown folders on disk, fast(github.com)
16 points by GSGBen 5y ago|3 comments
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by GSGBen 5y ago
Massive pain point. Here's a workaround though: https://github.com/stax76/run-hidden
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by GSGBen 5y ago
That works for one ISP, the issue is with two (a common design for SMB network reliability). Earlier recommendations I read were "get your own public /48 assigned and peer with both, NAT including NPT is not good". But it tur
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by GSGBen 5y ago
This is a great tool, but there's a caveat: Last time I checked Shodan didn't scan all ports, and from all locations. If you're using this to check the surface area of your infrastructure (including the notify-me-of-new-open-

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