IceWreck

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by IceWreck 4y ago
Pretty sure no
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by IceWreck 4y ago
Tumblr is adding activitypub integration which means you will be able to follow and interact with Tumblr users from Mastodon and vice-versa.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
iOS has been adding more and more ads slowly - app store, news, etc.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
I think VSCode really ensured long time persistance for themselves when they refactored into a client-server model. Is there even a usecase for Theia now that Vscode Server is OSS and exists.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
I did and the CPU usage on the clients is much higher compared to kernel wireguard or even nebula (userspace, written in go). Add the fact that it has no advantage over nebula and I stopped using it in a heartbeat.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
Why depend on Tailscale when you can go 100% open source and use slack's nebula or plain old wireguard or one of those open source wireguard manager apps.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
> Any worthy apps to look at besides those? Bookstack if you dont mind the lack of clients
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by IceWreck 4y ago
7-10 days for a so called "system upgrade" lol
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by IceWreck 4y ago
From their description: We write code primarily in C++/JavaScript/TypeScript. Our application is a desktop Electron app where the front-end is in JS while the bits that need to be fast are written in C++.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
Can you send a link please ?
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by IceWreck 4y ago
Called it here back when it launched. Streaming video of a slightly more powerful browser in a browser (electron) never made sense to me. And the few people who really had that usecase could just use a lightweight container running chromium
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by IceWreck 4y ago
If Apple allowed it, Spotify (or any other app) could easily send more metadata about whatever media is playing on the lockscreen.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
Bugs happen in iOS too. > all you need to do is find a pixel 4 or older and you’re golden Its worse, it works on most Android phones without the latest security patch, not just Google phones.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
Google could not reproduce it the first time so presumably they didnt pay up.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
I dont think the Steam Deck is powerful enough. It might be possible but it will take hours.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
> You also don't want to add self-signed certificates, but grab the traffic _before_ it gets encrypted IMHO. that would be ideal but self signed + added to trusted store works > Additionally there are quite a bunch of use-cases w
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by IceWreck 4y ago
> What I want is Little Snitch on steroids built into the OS where every process, including all native ones, including UI apps, are blocked from network connectivity by default, and the user gets an easy monitor of outgoing traffic with
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by IceWreck 4y ago
Great idea, but search is pretty bad right now. Searching for "django signals" got unofficial search results on the first page and all the links on the second page (1) are broken. Searching for "go cobra" gets no officia
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by IceWreck 4y ago
What is the advantage of eBPF hooks over the ptrace system call ? Can't I do most of the same stuff with it ?
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by IceWreck 4y ago
This looks like pocketbase (written in Go) but more resource intensive because it requires the entire node runtime. But anyways, good job !
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by IceWreck 4y ago
With the quest 2, no. With the pro, I'm inclined to say yes. I have the Q2 at home but I've only used the Quest pro for about an hour.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
I have used both and I can say that the Quest Pro is so much more comfortable than the Quest 2.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
Give them twenty more years. Chances are some of them devolve into what IBM and HP were before breaking up.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
Hey, why not push the collection (the extra books) back to libgen
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by IceWreck 4y ago
I am not against this lawsuit but I'm against the implications of this because it can lead to disastrous laws. A programmer can read available but not oss licensed code and learn from it. Thats fair use. If a machine does it, is it wro
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by IceWreck 4y ago
You can use C libraries in Rust, even compiled .so files where you dont have the corresponding C headers.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
Every fourth version of Fedora gets forked into the new version of CentOS Stream. Then for these rest of its lifecycle it will be developed independently. Every change in this version will go into the corresponding RHEL version after existi
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by IceWreck 4y ago
First, you won't use arch on production servers. Second what you said is incorrect. Arch Wiki has info on a lot of topics, but mostly for desktop or casual server usecase and certain aspects are completely ignored. Arch's Wiki is
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by IceWreck 4y ago
I personally use Rocky/Alma over Debian for servers. Nothing beats Red Hat's documentation and its free even without a Red Hat subscription.
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by IceWreck 4y ago
Thrift (both fbthrift and apache thrift) has required fields

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