Mogzol

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by Mogzol 9mo ago
GitLab already has "interactive web terminals" which is basically the same thing: https://docs.gitlab.com/ci/interactive_web_terminal/
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by Mogzol 9mo ago
Yeah if the laptop is from 2011 and has never had the thermal paste replaced I would highly recommend it. I just replaced the original thermal paste on a Dell laptop from 2015 and temperatures dropped by ~20C. I was not expecting such a hug
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by Mogzol 10mo ago
Why? I assume the intention is to show these images on a webpage somewhere. WebP is well-supported by browsers and can store lossless images at better compression ratios than PNG, so why not use it? I don't think using a lossy format l
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by Mogzol 10mo ago
Isn't that the whole point of the article? For all intents and purposes, JSDoc IS TypeScript
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by Mogzol 10mo ago
You can change the units in the top corner. It defaults to metric for me, but if your browser language is "en-US" you get imperial by default.
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by Mogzol 10mo ago
For me it appears in millimetres, but I'm in Canada not the US. I'm guessing the default is chosen based on your browser's language. You can change the units in the top right. Edit: I checked the page's code and it does
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by Mogzol 11mo ago
The headstart doesn't really matter, anything faster than Voyager will catch up eventually
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by Mogzol 11mo ago
there are now 15 competing standards
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by Mogzol 11mo ago
I keep emails in my inbox until they are no longer relevant (which may be immediately for some emails) and then 99.9% of the time I delete them. I archive maybe a half dozen emails a year, and delete the rest.
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by Mogzol 1y ago
A package, especially a javascript package, is not necessarily installed to run code, at least not on the machine installing the package. Many packages will only be run in the browser, which is already a fairly safe environment compared to
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by Mogzol 1y ago
My 2019 MBP has a touch bar and a physical escape key, so at least some models did have one. I agree not having it would make the touch bar way worse. As it is I don't mind it.
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by Mogzol 1y ago
> We still get cathode ray oscilloscopes Do we? I was under the impression that CRTs were not being manufactured anywhere anymore. I could definitely be wrong, but I couldn't find anything with a quick search.
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by Mogzol 1y ago
I have both Ubuntu and Docker Desktop set up in WSL2 on my X Elite laptop, they both work great, no issues (at least none that I have run into).
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by Mogzol 1y ago
I own an A1. The only way to avoid using Bambu connect on the latest firmware is to enable Developer mode. Developer mode only works in LAN only mode. So yes, LAN only mode (in conjunction with Developer mode) is the only mode that you can
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by Mogzol 1y ago
I mean yeah if you're truly the only person that has the ability to enter your house then why should you worry about home security? Nobody else has the ability to get in.
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by Mogzol 1y ago
It's the other way around. You can only connect to orca slicer or other programs if you are in LAN only mode. Otherwise you need Bambu connect. Or just stay on the previous firmware version and you never need Bambu connect.
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by Mogzol 1y ago
For the record I never attacked your claim, I'm not the original person that said it was wrong.
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by Mogzol 1y ago
You're not wrong, but the second claim is by far the more interesting of the two, and is what I think most people would like to see proven. AI outright refusing certain tasks based on filters set by the parent company is not really new
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by Mogzol 1y ago
All of these printers can be run completely offline, although then you obviously lose any network-related features such as sending prints over the network. I know that at least the Bambu printers (and I assume most others) can also be run i
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by Mogzol 1y ago
Alright that's my bad I was watching in low quality and did not see the stripes, I thought they were just solid white.
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by Mogzol 1y ago
Definitely just factory worker outfits. Why would you assume those were Nazi prisoner uniforms?
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by Mogzol 1y ago
This is a weird comment to make when the original comment didn't mention anxiety at all, and wasn't even worded like it was a bad experience or that they felt they were forced to stay there. Maybe they had nothing better to do, th
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by Mogzol 1y ago
Yes. I tried to find a good video showing it, this one from the same creator shows it being used as a mouse and you can see it works pretty well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=568L-P2tBwc
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by Mogzol 1y ago
Isn't that what the new 'omitzero' option is for? https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/go-json-experiment/json#exampl...
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by Mogzol 1y ago
They wouldn't have manually typed the exact URL from the email, they would have just typed in npmjs.com which would ensure they ended up on the real NPM site. Or even if they did type out the exact URL from the email, it would have mad
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by Mogzol 1y ago
There's "431 Request Header Fields Too Large" which you will see occasionally. But after that 451 is the only other 400-level error code above 429. It was chosen as a reference to the book Fahrenheit 451.
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by Mogzol 1y ago
451 is such a good reference though, other codes just wouldn't be the same :(
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by Mogzol 1y ago
You can return a 451 error with a descriptive page, same as how sites have custom 404 pages
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by Mogzol 1y ago
Yeah, I think it's pretty stupid, especially considering the F91-W is one of the most common and best selling watches in the world.
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by Mogzol 1y ago
The F-91W has long been associated with terrorism for it's use in improvised time-bombs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casio_F-91W#Usage_in_terrorism

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