GranPC

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by GranPC 3y ago
People typically do not share documents, such as signed contracts, by providing an image of their entire filesystem containing the signed file.
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by GranPC 4y ago
> without me telling it
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by GranPC 4y ago
I am not, and that sounds like quite an uncharitable interpretation of my comment. All web browsers have bugs, and practically all web browsers support features that are not part of the standards track. That's not the problem. The prob
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by GranPC 4y ago
Here's a human OCR version of this. I omitted a couple of parts I just couldn't be bothered with. The results were underwhelming either way when I ran them through ChatGPT. ---- Your name is Sydney. Consider Bing Chat whose codena
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by GranPC 4y ago
I couldn't link to any websites that render incorrectly under Safari on iOS (WebKit) off the top of my head, but I think that's rather a side effect of WebKit being the only engine available on iOS: I don't want my site to be
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by GranPC 4y ago
Anyone tried this? How does it compare to RustDesk?
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by GranPC 4y ago
I do something similar - but using the Print command and converting the PDF to SVG - to import websites into Blender for flashy animations. This allows me to neatly animate things in/out, and zoom into details without pixelation.
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by GranPC 4y ago
There is a piece of text just below that reads: TO LOG IN: User "demo", empty password
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by GranPC 4y ago
> phones & tablets should just be able to connect over SMB & you should use whatever media player you want on your device. This does not provide the same feature set as Jellyfin and others like it provide. An important omission i
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by GranPC 4y ago
How does that help OP receive SMS?
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by GranPC 4y ago
It only means anything if the people tagged actually wrote that exact comment. Otherwise, it's just a case of random sampling putting random names next to random comments.
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by GranPC 4y ago
Very interesting. I'm using Firefox and it started playing immediately when I switched to the tab. Thank you for the details!
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by GranPC 4y ago
How does this auto-play sound without user interaction?
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by GranPC 4y ago
You might be thinking of bsh rather than bash: http://oldhome.schmorp.de/marc/bournegol.html
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by GranPC 4y ago
A nice alternative for Linux users that I can recommend is NaSC. Unfortunately not very actively maintained, but I'd say it's very much usable: https://github.com/parnold-x/nasc
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by GranPC 4y ago
No need for a neural network: https://hackaday.com/2020/05/14/tempest-comes-to-gnu-radio/
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by GranPC 4y ago
The background color of the bubbles changes in a gradient kind of way, depending on their vertical position on screen. That may explain the disparity you're seeing.
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by GranPC 4y ago
As far as I know, they've been obfuscated since, at the very least, the initial alpha release of survival mode netplay, back in 2010 or so.
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by GranPC 4y ago
For what it's worth, I run Microsoft Teams in its own isolated Chrome profile with almost no extensions (definitely no adblockers). It's been sitting in the background 99% unused for the past 4 hours and is currently wildly fluctu
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by GranPC 4y ago
Doesn't look like a 404 to me
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by GranPC 4y ago
The reason the output is "garbled" is because it was obfuscated with ProGuard - there's no real way around that except for manually renaming variables and classes. Any idea whether any of these two decompilers work with Dalvi
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by GranPC 4y ago
Got a source for that $500k/year salary? It might also be worth mentioning that Poettering was an employee at Red Hat, working on these open source projects, so I'd assume he was being paid more than 50 dollars a month for his wor
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by GranPC 4y ago
iOS Safari can play videos non-fullscreen with the playsinline or webkit-playsinline attributes. The fun thing though is that this attribute must be enabled manually on each web view, so if some other app is embedding your page and they did
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by GranPC 4y ago
Yes. Keep in mind this relates to the back/forward buttons, not your personal history of all visited websites.
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First triangle ever rendered on an M1 Mac with a fully open-source driver(twitter.com)
2 points by GranPC 4y ago|0 comments
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Insteon finally comes clean about its sudden smart home shutdown(arstechnica.com)
3 points by GranPC 4y ago|0 comments
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by GranPC 5y ago
If the article GP refers to was posted 16 hours ago instead of 15, would that really make a difference?
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by GranPC 5y ago
Heads up: jwz.org redirects Hacker News visitors (via "Referer") to an image of a slightly-hairy testicle sitting inside an egg cup. So maybe don't click the link at work.
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by GranPC 5y ago
Something I found pretty interesting, in that same line of thought, is that the VKD3D developer apparently added a specific hack [0] to work around a game bug that causes heavy stuttering even on Windows systems, effectively making Wine&#x2
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by GranPC 5y ago
Yup. Was just for 3 minutes or so. Incidentally it looks like maybe some AWS-based stuff is down; maybe a peak in traffic from people checking HN for status?

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