LelouBil

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by LelouBil 1y ago
I don't write Rust often, and I think part of the issue is that the async/await style is encouraging you to write code that looks a lot like synchronous code, and so it makes it really easy to forget that your code is cancelable a
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by LelouBil 1y ago
Speaking about payment methods, I wonder what's the sentiment on HN about the new Digital Euro thing. I've seen people claim it's the worst thing to ever happen and that governments will lock money and things like that. But p
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It has CI/CD so yes
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I just started with "goodbye *leaves the room*" Then she answered with "no please *follows you*" And I ended it with " *throws her out the window of the 30th floor*" and she sent a last message screaming and it
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by LelouBil 1y ago
> Instant settlement > Accept payments at the speed of the blockchain. Money in your wallet in 2 seconds, not T+2. Are crypto payments instant now ? I don't follow this space at all but my understanding was that the "speed
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by LelouBil 1y ago
I configured Atuin to use the hostname of the machine in the history file name, so when using distrobox I get separated histories even though my home directory is shared. The folder-scoped and repo-scoped histories are great too. It's
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by LelouBil 1y ago
Your examples are interested, but not comparable. In your list these are executables that change their own behaviour based on how they are called, whereas in the OP it's the OS changing code based on the name of an application.
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by LelouBil 1y ago
> Minecraft is wierd because all that amazing modding that is done is in spite of mojang not because of them. Umm no ? They provide deobfuscation mappings, they keep features in the code that are not exposed to players while specifically
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by LelouBil 1y ago
Have a look at this : https://geysermc.org/ I used it a couple of years ago and it worked fine. > So it's based on the original code? But it's also said to be open source. I'm confused. The contents of the
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by LelouBil 1y ago
Yes and no. The code patches are open source, alongside some new classes (that are mainly interfaces, and the patches add the implementations basically, and also hooks into their event system) Spigot themselves don't provide a link to
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by LelouBil 1y ago
Every line of code has a chance to explode in your face. ... Wait that's just normal JavaScript-
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by LelouBil 1y ago
I'm working on a Unity game and I'm so annoyed I can't use all of the new fancy c# features
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by LelouBil 1y ago
That's what's new in c#14, it allows you to do customer?.Profile?.Avatar = "thing" And will do nothing if the left hand side is null (not throw a null reference exception anymore)
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by LelouBil 1y ago
I'm also wondering why huge scale attacks like this don't happen for other package managers. Like, for rust, you can have a build.rs file that gets executed when your crate is compiled, I don't think it's sandboxed. Or a
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by LelouBil 1y ago
That's what I use too on Bazzite, custom image for system level stuff, and home-manager for user-level stuff. The nice thing about Fedora Silverblue's model is that it is literally a container image, so to "build" your i
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by LelouBil 1y ago
It seems like KDE linux uses a different way to provide a system image than ostree on Fedora Silverblue, so I have no idea how easy it is to make changes on top of. But for Bazzite (and other universal blue distros) you better use BlueBuild
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by LelouBil 1y ago
It's really cool ! How many games are there ? (Also I was dissapointed that double-tapping the picture for the Instagram one didn't work..)
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by LelouBil 1y ago
I find that I really like using an immutable distro with a custom image (built with github actions). So I can really separate the system-level changes (in the image, version-controlled) from my user changes. It's a nixos-like experienc
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by LelouBil 1y ago
I mean, nothing stops you from building your image of KDE Linux (or any immutable distro) with a built-in restic config. This is more about preventing the user from messing up their computer than it is about data safety. I've been usin
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by LelouBil 1y ago
It's a node based UI. So you can use multiple models in succession, for parts of the image or include a sketch like the person you're responding to said. You can also add stages to manipulate your prompt. Basically it's way b
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by LelouBil 1y ago
Did you try Kotlin ?
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by LelouBil 1y ago
I found out about this for zero knowledge profs that are able to be separated from the issued document. https://github.com/microsoft/crescent-credentials The demo I saw looked really interesting but I don't have t
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by LelouBil 1y ago
Docker desktop will run a virtual machine for you. But you can simply install docker engine in wsl or in a VM on mac exactly like you would on linux (you give up maybe automatic port forwarding from the VM to your host)
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A Linux version of the Procmon Sysinternals tool(github.com)
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by LelouBil 1y ago
France has some reverse engineering exemptions, and I believe compatibility is one of them.
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I was trying to do something similar with esp32+lora development boards. And I got like 3km range in my city so it was great ! But then I wanted to make it a ""usable"" thing and started getting stuck on designing a prot
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by LelouBil 1y ago
> led to me thinking more critically about what I want to spend time downloading and watching rather than just flipping mindlessly through endless amounts of readily available garbage For me it's a bit different. I have the *arr sta
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by LelouBil 1y ago
I didn't follow the case with Meta, but isn't it different ? Because you talk about both the GDPR and DMA, which are different regulations. I agree that a lot of websites (mostly news websites) have the "ad tracking or subscr
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I would love some sort of affine types in languages like Kotlin, it just makes cleaner code organization in my opinion. Doesn't matter if it's purely "syntaxical" because the language is garbage collected, just the fact
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by LelouBil 1y ago
Yeah, what I don't understand is that he seems to completely ignore the fact that a docker containers is still running linux, just isolated in a new filesystem (and more technologies I don't know a lot about like namespaces and st

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