IYasha

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by IYasha 5y ago
-- Search: DuckDuckGo They've become more and more bolitically biased and I'd recommend to move away even from them. There are searx and MetaGer. -- Messaging: how about Conversations? It's pretty out-of-the-boxy. But I have
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by IYasha 5y ago
Wow. I haven't used Raspberry, but I hope someone fixes that. Another thing I forgot to mention - MTU mismatch is hard to debug. Everything works until you hit the packet limit. I had a very funny case when I worked through SSH console
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by IYasha 5y ago
Pumping up MTUs is mostly viable on a file transfer networks. Tried it on 10G NAS - worked pretty well. But that's LAN, where retransmits are pretty non-existent. On the internet larger damaged packets will cause larger retransfers. An
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by IYasha 5y ago
With this Reddit lost at least one reader, me.
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by IYasha 5y ago
I wonder if there is an efficient hardware implementation for swap... I imagine plainly swapping bits of data[i] with data[n-i] is an intense and cache-unfriendly algorithm.
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by IYasha 5y ago
400+ comments and nobody mentioned PaleMoon? Really?? I've been using it for a few years now, and for the most part it works well.
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by IYasha 5y ago
Eureka: I forgot about ADB! Next time I'll just "adb pull". But that's only convenient if you know exact path. And have dev mode working.
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by IYasha 5y ago
I ended up with device listed as "paired" while the process have clearly failed (with a message :) ). And while incoming files were detected, request for save never followed. I've transferred file using MTP over USB, but in t
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by IYasha 5y ago
What I fear is law-enforced backdoors that could literally destroy everything - programs, code, data... Just imagining this dystopian concept brings me shivers. You didn't pay taxes? Data deletion.
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by IYasha 5y ago
These "hambugger" symbols wouldn't look so hambuggerish (but more like menu) unless someone had less maniacal affection towards rounding all the corners... (typo intended) And now sausages... oh no.
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by IYasha 5y ago
To be fair, I had a royal pain transferring file over Bluetooth from Android phone to Ubuntu laptop a month ago. And MTP was almost as painful too.
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by IYasha 5y ago
and you'll have to solve CAPTCHA, obligatory.
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by IYasha 5y ago
It may sound unrealistic, but, this article and the overall tendencies in MS products gave me a weird idea that indeed someone in the position of power has decided to gradually bury Windows as a platform and shift people to Linux. Sounds li
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by IYasha 5y ago
I reuse heat produced by my server room. Don't have to be M$ for this. Clean warm air is good for heating your house, drying your laundry, etc. etc. etc.
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False flag or not, I hate whoever does this. Dammit, if you want to restore USSR territory, at least do it without casualties!
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by IYasha 5y ago
Maybe it's just better mastering, but I mostly hear the difference between 44 and 48KHz. And because of this, I'd love to see more DVD audio selling too :)
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+1! btw, I heard it's notoriously hard to play UHDs on a PC - how do you do it?
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by IYasha 5y ago
But how about building one yourself? A good old "dumb" electric-motor-powered car? There was a similar but more general thread on it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30144101
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by IYasha 5y ago
And, "thanks" to modern messenger UI designers (was it Apple who started it?), these messages take up the WHOLE SCREEN!
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by IYasha 5y ago
Happy birthday, Roland! Coincidentally, the whole winter I was striving to get one of their synths. With no luck, sadly (thanks, politicians! >:( ) The one thing I noted throughout Roland's history - is that their products suffer fr
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by IYasha 5y ago
So, once again, no one is neutral. Companies decide who's bad and what's true. I'm not pro-trumpist, but a few years ago it hurt pretty bad, and it continues.
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by IYasha 5y ago
Putin is pushing, Putin started, Putin invaded... Trump announced, Biden sanctioned... Guys, really, it's not 1900s anymore, we do understand that they don't make decisions, right? Terrible thing is that russians think America is
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by IYasha 5y ago
Those darn 28 pixels! ) I guess it was the only way of choosing the scale of game objects. But so many problems... It's crazy how even today some amateurs use non-power-of-2 sprites. Luckily, many CG tools disallow that. )
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Why whould anyone care about garbage prices? ) If you wanted some justifiably expensive hardware, buy Sun! Oh, wait, it doesn't exist anymore... (
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Now let's run G-man Invasion!
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And that's why governments all aroud the worlds are drooling over national cryptos. Push button to confiscate.
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It was discussed before, AFAIR. But it's one of those things people better be reminded about.
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You forgot the signature: Captain Obvious ) PS: I'm not sure if HTML-encoded binary unicode will work.
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There are spammers weaponizing SMS again, doing EXACTLY THIS and asking to donate money to refugees, etc (fake, of course). And not only in Russian Fed.
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Google comes, google buys, google buries. Selling software or a service to tops is okay, but there's a danger it quickly turns into working for VIPs, serving their demands, or end up being a private government contractor bound by tons

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