MayeulC

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by MayeulC 5y ago
It's spelt out in the article, but be aware that Guix as a distro will give you a libre kernel, so no blobs. I am afraid it might not work with nvidia or AMD GPUs, as well as some wi-fi adapters (there's the cough non guix pr
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by MayeulC 5y ago
I haven't read the whole essay (stopped at "In detail"). So far, I agree with most of what Lennart said, it matches my analysis, except perhaps this: > 3. The OS configuration and state (i.e. /etc/ and /var
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by MayeulC 5y ago
I think it helps against dust getting stuck inside though. Also, more ports on USB-C make for better "alternate mode" functionality, where some data lanes are re-purposed (with an analog mux) for another use, like displayport, or
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by MayeulC 5y ago
I have broken at least two female USB-A ports, with a cable pulled sideways tearing the inside tab off. Luckily, this always was on motherboards that had a spare one just next to it. In later revisions (at least starting with micro USB, per
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by MayeulC 5y ago
The killer feature for me is that it also replaces embeds :)
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by MayeulC 5y ago
What about Spanish deserts for starters? Germany might get more kWh per euro invested in the panels it it was to construct them there, though of course it wouldn't be with german workers.
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by MayeulC 5y ago
That's cognitive dissonance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_dissonance It's normal to a point :)
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by MayeulC 5y ago
I would really like to see some projects that leverage SVC, as I haven't seen a single example (and ffmpeg doesn't support them).
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by MayeulC 5y ago
It sounded like speech synthesis to me.
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Thank you for the perspective! I guess such solvers would be quite easy to implement client-side with some webassembly. Another OSS re-creation I've had fun with lately is UnCiv. Though unfinished, it's quite good already.
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Doesn't seem to work (I don't have a local gateway on this machine): https://www.xirva.org/list/eess.IV/2011/2011.00052 Brings me to https://ipfs.io/ipfs/undefined/2011.000
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by MayeulC 5y ago
I was speaking with someone from the military. It seems that's more or less required in some cases for interrogations, taking pictures of proofs, etc. With time-stamping and GPS coordinates using purpose-built cameras. I can easily ima
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Someone has used the low-FPS, downwards-pointing color camera plus photogrammetry to reconstruct the flight environment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tX89Y766D_M
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Any chance this could be integrated with OBS? To select filters, show previews, etc. Going forward, I wonder if OBS will offer pipewire or gstreamer streams (if those are a thing) for consumption by other apps?
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Thank you for the insightful comment!
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Then I also encourage you to read up on https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol/
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by MayeulC 5y ago
It should help on low-power devices, and with power consumption. In theory at least. Moreover, it's a must if you want image support (I saw this terminal emulator supported sixels, opened an issue about the kitty protocol).
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Instantaneous power draw can be quite considerable too, when you have millions of transistors switching in a short lapse of time. Typically you cannot really include capacitors on the die, so those are close to it. It might have to do with
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by MayeulC 5y ago
I hate your condescending tone, especially since you are clueless about that and don't seem to be able to perform a simple search https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homomorphic_encryption The idea is to use a special e
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by MayeulC 5y ago
I should also mention Privacy Redirect as an add-on to automatically redirect you to nitter, openstreetmaps, invidious and others: https://github.com/SimonBrazell/privacy-redirect I especially like how it replaces Yout
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Was. It was shuttered by Google in 2019. It started to gain traction in some technical circles; I think Linus Torvalds used it to some extent. That was the only "social network" I was interested in back then, as it seemed more &qu
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by MayeulC 5y ago
>> It is an interesting attack but is the above goal ever achievable? To protect against adversaries from the inside. > No, safe execution of untrusted code is impossible by the very definition I think this is more about data proce
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Nice video, thanks for sharing. I liked that bit on requirements: > Whatever requirement or constraint you have, it must come with a name, not a department. 'Cause you can't ask the departments, you have to ask a person, and t
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by MayeulC 5y ago
here's an idea: use link aggregation yo make it 10 G faster, then. I wonder what's the simplest option. could it be made to work with a virtual interface, like wireguard?
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by MayeulC 5y ago
My recollection is fuzzy, maybe that was it? Thanks for sharing that one anyway!
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Super Hot VR is also on Steam, FWIW.
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by MayeulC 5y ago
I was expecting to read that article from mid-1800s or early 1900s lamenting how everyone just sits there in trains, public transports, etc. Just reading their newspapers and not paying attention to their surroundings or socializing. Well,
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Yeah, well. Not as long as developers use Microsoft's headers for development. OTOH, if there was a Proton SDK...
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by MayeulC 5y ago
Apple deciding to drop support for industry-standard cross-manufacturer APIs sure didn't help. Unless you specifically need to target Apple, you don't come across their ecosystem of APIs, which makes it harder to maintain cross-pl
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by MayeulC 5y ago
> Targeting POSIX is just like trying to make HTML/CSS/JS, it works as long as everyone uses Chrome, sorry GNU/Linux. That's a bad analogy IMO. GNU/Linux is mostly POSIX compliant. There are some edge cases one r

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