Macha

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by Macha 9mo ago
Note that Jellyfin is a fork of Emby from when Emby closed their source.
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by Macha 10mo ago
As others have mentioned, there's SNI and host headers to have multiple sites on port 443, but there is also the SVCB/HTTPS aliases ( https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9460 ) which will allow having the plain d
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by Macha 10mo ago
This rarely (but not never) happened on my gaming desktop when I had windows on that. On the other hand, on my surface go, if it only eats the first character, that’s a good showing, so it’s likely device performance specific
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by Macha 10mo ago
In IPv6, this is spelled ::ff00:a.b.c.d It didn’t speed up adoption and people then tried most of the other solutions people are going to suggest for IPv4+. Want the IPv4 address as the network address instead? That’s 2002:a.b.c.d/48 -
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by Macha 10mo ago
If you hand UTF-8 that actually uses anything added by utf-8 to something that can only render ASCII, the text will be garbled. People can read garbled text ok if it’s a few missing accented characters in a western language, but it’s no goo
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by Macha 10mo ago
The IPv2 to IPv4 migration involved sysadmins at less than 50 institutions (primarily universities and research labs), updating things they considered to be a research project, that didn’t have specialised network hardware that knew anythin
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by Macha 10mo ago
You can't just list out all the DNS names. The three ways that names get discovered are: 1. You listen on IPv4 and someone probes all the IPv4 space and your server announces "Hi, I am web123.example.com" or similar in its re
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by Macha 10mo ago
Regarding the Steam Deck, Linux is _already_ 3% of Steam users: https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey , while MacOS is under 2%. I think it's also maybe worth pointing out that "non-enthusiast desktop OS user&quo
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by Macha 10mo ago
> Pretty standard for Microsoft lately. The old stuff is still there, we're adding a completely new stack adjacent to it so now you can live with the worst of both! The Windows 8 tablet interface and the Win11 wtfever that is still
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by Macha 10mo ago
Actually Nix even errors out if the file it tries to write is already in place. I have this sometimes when I move fish functions from being defined adhoc with funcsave to putting them in my nix config because I want them on all my machines.
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by Macha 10mo ago
> That's a ridiculously dumb idea on the bank's part. Yes. The local banks here are pretty reliable for jumping on every dumb idea that anyone anywhere claims improves security.
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by Macha 10mo ago
> I'm not sure why a company full of hardware and software engineers still can't figure this out. Seeing other Japanese companies account systems (Square Enix and Rakuten, for example), the only conclusion I can draw is that th
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by Macha 10mo ago
It appears Tabula also gets the substituted content instead. What I'm seeing is that for example, POS is substituted to & !ë on every line in every file, etc. I can see by comparing to the rendered PDF for other common text (like m
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by Macha 10mo ago
> The key insight is that bank statement PDFs are almost always columnar. Of course, this relies on the PDF having a proper text layer; if your bank sends you scanned images, you’re out of luck (though I’ve yet to encounter one that does
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by Macha 10mo ago
As a counter point I had the same arch install from 2014 until 2024, when I switched to NixOS
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by Macha 10mo ago
I believe you’re thinking of “I don’t care about cookies”, which accepts everything. Consent-o-matic goes for maximum opt out by default unless you configure it otherwise (I doubt anyone does). Unfortunately as the opt out flow is tweaked m
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by Macha 10mo ago
> Do they negotiate terms separately with every copyright holder? Yes > Do they get access to the source code in order to preserve the games and make them fully offline-compatible? Sometimes, sometimes their role is just packaging the
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by Macha 10mo ago
The consequence of wasting a doctor or ambulance drivers time is depriving someone else of medical care, potentially leading to worse medical outcomes, up to death. I’m sure you’re going to pose a hypothetical that you would be in the way t
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by Macha 10mo ago
When I first started a blog in the 2000s, I got many robot compliments of the “wow, what a great and insightful post” variety. Of course, the real motivation for them was to get their comment to stay up so that the homepage URL field would
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by Macha 10mo ago
> My laptop (bought this year) charges via a DC barrel jack, afaik because USB-C doesn't deliver enough power for peak usage I've got a Dell 120W USB-C charger from a 2017 Dell laptop, and I think you can go up to 240W now. Now
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by Macha 10mo ago
Powerwash simulator is occasionally fun. There's shiny rewards, I don't have to deal with potential bad weather, and there's no random patches that take 20 times to get rid of. If I don't feel like powerwashing simulator
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by Macha 10mo ago
I can confirm as someone that had these or a very similar kit as a kid that they were enjoyable and the knowledge proved useful when I started working with real circuits in high school and college.
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by Macha 10mo ago
Note SameSite=Strict also counts against referrals too, which means your first request will appear unauthenticated. If this request just loads your SPA skeleton, that might be fine, but if you're doing SSR of any sort, that might not b
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by Macha 10mo ago
I will say, I have an Apple device minority ecosystem, and it seems to be that the Apple devices are the bad citizens there. For example, I have Sony and Bose headphones with bluetooth multi point. The way this is supposed to work for examp
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by Macha 10mo ago
Pianos also have a shelf life. It’s usually a couple of decades depending on use and maintenance levels, but eventually maintaining it turns into just building a whole new piano in the same box
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by Macha 10mo ago
So your speedo reads 100 km/h in a 100km/h hour zone. The intention is that you just treat that as a sign that you're at the limit and don't go faster. Yes, you _could_ do some mental math and figure out that your speedo
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by Macha 10mo ago
The art bubble is generally considered more "normie" than the tech bubble and they've been strongly anti AI art for longer than even the introduction of the original GitHub copilot
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by Macha 10mo ago
Nah, the only platforms left will sell the right to post ads into your feed and sell access to the data to the LLM companies
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by Macha 10mo ago
My understanding is they’re using the same process time for cpus and gpus so they may just be able to reallocate it for datacenter gpus. Sure they’re behind but some of the AI companies have already made deals with them as they just want co
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by Macha 10mo ago
I think for these big companies as well, they should have to have a more targeted punishment. Since having access to an Apple or Google device is increasingly mandatory in many countries (often as a result of government legislation!), getti

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