Legogris

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   by Legogris 6y ago

   It's many years ago so may be inaccurate, but I remember the dongle being the one stable solution. With the onboard BT of a raspberry pi on Ubuntu (or was it Raspbian?), recurring issues. With the dongle, perfectly stable, and IIRC no
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   by Legogris 6y ago

   I think a large part of the problem is the ambiguity and subjectivity of what upvote/downvote is supposed to represent. Upvoting can signify intent to promote visibility (intended meaning on HN, I think), agreement with opinions, amuse
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   by Legogris 6y ago

   I'd wager at least part of it is the same reason many companies use CloudFront: Separate point of failure in case of downtime at the AWS side, some one else shouldering DDoS.
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   by Legogris 6y ago

   Those are Ethernet ports, just SFP+ ports rather than the RJ45 copper you're probably used to. I've never seen RJ45 ports > 10Gbps. Even 10Gbps is more often than not SFP+. Even if Cat8 can theoretically can 40Gbps, it wouldn
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   by Legogris 6y ago

   They use egregious in the "extraordinary" sense, meaning the battery life's great. Once it does need charging, it can still be used via the cable during charging. I have to agree, specifically mice have been the least painfu
6. 276.▲
   by Legogris 6y ago

   I think this differs per keyboard. The dongle of my Logitech diNovo Edge is Bluetooth.
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   by Legogris 6y ago

   You could still have a web browser with address bars and links and all that, just with “transrendered” responses. No need for css or JS.
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   by Legogris 6y ago

   Now that you mention it - this makes an open source device such as this interesting. Make it go through your own self-hosted proxy, which renders the page to and sends over something suitable for the ereader. Like Opera Mini if anyone remem
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   by Legogris 6y ago

   Looks nice also, but I already have a 4k 32" Eizo Flexscan that I'm happy with - I'm after the 4:3 aspect ratio, everything just seems to go wider and wider these days.
10. 280.▲
    by Legogris 6y ago

    3840x2880 34" would be so nice.
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    I think this really depends on the work you do, also. Pure development or content creation and I'm good with just a laptop. For research, with team communication, concurrent terminal sessions, debugging, management - I really do want a
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    > 3. Configuring my preferred linux environment to work with 4k is either impossible or just super time consuming. I use i3 and it adds way more productivity to my workflow than "My fonts are almost imperceptively sharper" ever
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    Next trend: subliminal political propaganda in what looks like product ads.
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    Regarding your first paragraph, that’s always going to be a tradeoff that has to be assessed based on threat model and resource budget, since doing it differently will inherently leak sidechannel information, right? The second one, TIL and
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    2009 disagrees.
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    I own decks with 3 different material and feel to them and I haven't really went out of my way to look for them - just been picking them up when I'm out and about and either need a deck to play, for souvenirs, or see one I like. M
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    In recent decades, hanafuda cards are probably used moreso in South Korea than in Japan in the game Go-Stop. Classic gambling game. It's really fun! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go-Stop Rules: https://
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    Oh, there are different materials and finish of hanafuda cards, even from Nintendo. I have a couple of different sets and used to play regularly years ago. The traditional ones have a really nice feel to them IMO!
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    > E.g. on Linux you now just can't input Japanese text in Slack and there's no way to fix this. Say what
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    Brings me back to coding for the ARM7TDMI on the Gameboy Advance - it supported both 16-bit THUMB[0] and the standard 32-bit instruction sets, and you would switch modes at runtime. Fun times. This does seem more annoying, though. [0]: htt
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    Similarly, ja_JP, ne_NP, nb_NO, my_MM, sl_SI.
22. 292.▲
    by Legogris 6y ago

    What’s wrong with LUKS / tomb?
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    Also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tahoe-LAFS
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    I can not not read this as CA Prover and thinking it has something to do with PKI.
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    Regarding b): Bad code quality tends to lead to bad feature velocity fast, and it gets worse over time. Maintainability and extensibility is a major factor to consider when doing design- and architecture decisions.
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    And when was the 3rd?
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    Hasn't the the vast majority of recent QE been done as a direct response to the pandemic? (Legit question, it's my impression but may be misinformed)
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    Everything old is new again.
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    Select fields from output with space-delimiters (commands like `docker images`, which have to be preprocessed with tr)
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    by Legogris 6y ago

    > regular expression field separators using Rust's regex syntax This actually makes choose a cut-killer for me. It can be frustrating having to figure out which delimiters to use - tabs or spaces? If spaces, you'll have to chai