Nemo157

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by Nemo157 8y ago
Definitely. We’re currently blocked with the builtin await using thread local storage, but that’s planned to be removed and replaced with something that will work without an OS before stabilisation. I have had the old macro based async code
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by Nemo157 9y ago
I'm running Arch linux, I just installed kmscon and enabled the kmsconvt@tty2.service systemd service to have kmscon take over the second VT. It includes its own login manager that replaces getty. I then also login to the linux console
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by Nemo157 9y ago
I do :) Specifically I run kmscon on one virtual terminal + tmux for scrolling/tabs, then an X server running chromium on another. I'm not a web dev, but I am continuously having to switch between the two for tracking merge reques
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by Nemo157 9y ago
It doesn't sound like it's the 'serverless' hosting that is their issue, rather that they have no direct control over the endpoint that their difficult to upgrade client software is hitting. They actually fix it in futur
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by Nemo157 9y ago
I was looking for a way a week ago and couldn't find it, but maybe it's just hidden really well.
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by Nemo157 9y ago
> Fans won’t have to travel the globe or miss out [...] - http://thewavevr.com > This item is currently unavailable in your region - http://store.steampowered.com/app/453000/ Really great interna
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by Nemo157 9y ago
A large part of the body language component is reproducible today with hand trackers + head orientation. In terms of facial cues there have been some interesting demos with gaze tracking being reproduced onto the visual avatar.
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by Nemo157 9y ago
Use something like https://github.com/lbovet/typson to generate a JSON schema for your interfaces, then use a JSON schema validator before casting the API response to your interface. I haven't touched TS since ~1.
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by Nemo157 9y ago
That does seem to be the case for me (at least on Safari 9.1); the real cursor disappears, but no fake cursor appears.
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by Nemo157 10y ago
As I understand it from RFC 5077, when a client sends a session id + session ticket, a conforming server will only ever send back exactly the session id the client sent, or no session id. If the client sends a 31 byte session id, and gets
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by Nemo157 10y ago
I very often need to change the volume while speaking to someone, I'm not certain but I think the play/pause button acts as a mute button while in a conversation as well.
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by Nemo157 10y ago
IP-over-DNS: http://code.kryo.se/iodine/
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by Nemo157 10y ago
Sometimes you've proven some invariant in some other way, so you know that unwrapping is guaranteed to not panic. Although in those cases I prefer to use .expect("this will not fail because of blah") instead in the spirit of
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by Nemo157 11y ago
I hate most implementations of those more than fixed bars, I regularly scroll slightly too far when I take a second longer to read a line than I was expecting and need to scroll back to see what I missed; then out of nowhere a massive heade
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by Nemo157 11y ago
> And particularly with modern screen shapes, vertical space is at much more of a premium than horizontal space. What? Modern 10:16 screens give more lines than 3:4. 900x1440 gets like 70 lines with 100 columns at a decent font size, bet
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by Nemo157 11y ago
Which is valid since this processing time will be included in whatever application the user is using to access the website.
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by Nemo157 11y ago
Similarly in Safari on OS X if you force-quit or uncleanly shutdown your Mac it will restore private windows when you restart it...
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by Nemo157 11y ago
Karl Schroeder's most recent novel Lockstep [1] is also somewhat related, just set within a smaller scale than most of the books mentioned so far. [1]: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17910135-lockstep
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by Nemo157 11y ago
Seems they don't want anyone using PIA to access their blog... Tried reconnecting and got denied again, had to switch endpoint country to actually get access. > Error 1008 Access denied. The owner of this website (engineering.riotga
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by Nemo157 11y ago
I prefer JSON text sequence ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7464 ). Self healing in the event of any corruption/parser bugs is nice, JSON lines seems like it will have issues finding a valid object start if your da
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by Nemo157 12y ago
For smaller projects that's fine, but if you have a lot of outstanding pull requests under discussion that's a lot of continual rebasing as they each get merged. (What if the two fee fixes in the article were done at the same time
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by Nemo157 12y ago
The Kindle Paperwhite has a very blue tinted light. I'm not sure about other lighted eBooks, but I dislike that they specifically called out light emitting vs reflective surfaces. As far as I'm aware the colour of the light makes