TheFuzzball

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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
I think you'd have to write a facade package with a consistent API that mapped to the node/deno/bun equivalents, since they're each quite different. Best bet is to use the Node fs package and rely on the deno/bun co
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
A toxic article full of untruths and generalisations. > You have to teach React developers the difference between the <Link> and <a> tag, and how <a> doesn't swap nor replace your page content, it loads an entirely
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
Bear in mind that Apple and Adobe have a very long and close history - Apple did not kill Flash to spite Adobe, they did it because 1. Flash was plagued with security problems, and 2. Flash was plagued with performance problems and the iPho
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
I think we can tell that the App Store wasn't planned that early because if it was the earlier Apple apps would have been using the APIs that needed to be implemented and documented for the first App Store, and they didn't. Apple
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
The Tories have been talking about leaving the ECHR for years now.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
No, obviously not, and that's not what I've suggested.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
I think custom code is to be expected, and making it maintainable is what's important. > everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler. Helm et al made it simpler than it was, IMO.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
The second requirement is actually probably the most important - if someone that just set up ArgoCD, Flux, or has their own GitOps pipeline, how much of a headache does using a new compile step present? Lots of things are simple in isolatio
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
I just knew this would be about Kubernetes when I saw the title. The Kubernetes API is fairly straightforward, and has a well-defined (JSON) schema, people should be spending a bulk of their time learning k8s understanding how to use the AP
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
A big flaw in this approach is that the `ubuntu:latest` VM is not necessarily the same userland as a real Ubuntu installation (e.g. Ubuntu Server 20.04 != ubuntu:20.04).
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
I've used Fish for a while (my dotfiles tell me I've been using it for 8 years now... how the time flies! [0]) and decided to give Nu a try. The main problem with Nu is that it can't really be used as a full-time shell becaus
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
I have a 65sqm apartment with 3 APs, 5GHz set to low power. I'm pretty happy with the performance.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
I use PWAs for YouTube Music, Slack, and Readwise Reader. Sometimes there is a standalone app available, like with Slack, but often the PWA has the same features and doesn't duplicate the entire Web Platform stack (Electron), which sav
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
> Firefox and Safari do not support installing PWAs on any desktop operating systems... Chrome and Edge support installing PWAs on Linux, Windows, macOS, and Chromebooks. That's not actually true, MDN needs updating. PWAs are instal
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
I generally agree that treating the symptoms will lead to people continuing get the majority of their calories from "junk food". > unhealthy food habits Fixing this will require systemic change, like 1) moving away from ultra-p
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
What're you on about? Spain is the only European country that currently provides Menstrual leave.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
Yep, it's not a problem if you know how it works and don't have CG-NAT. My point is that newbies don't know, and whilst the IP rotation problem might force some of them to learn about DNS, it will also put a bunch of people o
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
MicroLED != MiniLED. A MiniLED display is a traditional LCD display, but the backlight is divided into addressable sections called dimming zones. A few of Apple's high-end displays use this technology. The downside is that each pixel i
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
100%. When I was a similar age to OP and getting into web development it was the coolest thing in the world that I could map a port on my router and type in my public IP address at a friend's house and the website that I wrote would ap
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
It doesn't convert from PDF, it converts from the LaTeX source.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
Yep, and computer displays. IMO smartphone displays don't need more resolution.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
I was planning on buying a QD-OLED TV next year... maybe I'll wait.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
Yeah it's pretty windy out.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
They're probably talking about the Linux VM that hosts the containers.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
It's great until you want to read that book about the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
I gave it a serious go, and I use Kagi search (Orion is made by Kagi). I'll be honest - I didn't like it. It felt more like Safari than Arc, but fell short of both. I had a particular problem with 1Password, but also the UI just f
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
I quite enjoy Arc on macOS. The UI "just clicks" for me: - named persistent spaces for groups of tabs, some can be pinned, some can be ephemeral - spaces can have different profiles, so switching to personal stuff in a work contex
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
Yeah it knows it's printing A4, but it can't print edge-to-edge, if you print a black rectangle the white borders are not a uniform size. If you created a document using an A4 template and measured objects within this document usi
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
Having tried to print a physically-accurate scale on a non-commercial printer I would be surprised if a 1x1inch box actually measures the same in real life.
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by TheFuzzball 3y ago
A pixel is not a pixel, PPK, 04/2010 - https://www.quirksmode.org/blog/archives/2010/04/a_pixel_is_...

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