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by _ache_ 2y ago
You can browse https://computernewb.com/vncresolver/ to search for other vanity VNC servers. Or simply enjoy random screens.
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I made a vanity VNC server (and I'm not the only one)(ache.one)
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by _ache_ 2y ago
It's possible to have simple animation only in SVG but you can add CSS to have complex ones.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
> They can both be checked by everyone and verified. No, that not what I mean. What you can't check is that they push something to someone specifically to make that person react in a certain way. That is not verifiable. Regardless o
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I think I understand your point. Actually, it's a good point.I may have missed it before. Nobody said that consuming foreign controlled media is prohibited. And banning TT isn't about that. It's about Foreigner Interference.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
It could have been if ByteDance wasn't totally state controlled. Also, since TikTok is banned on China, it's not like it exists in China as a media (the Chinese version is called Douyin and basically it's the same as TikTok b
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by _ache_ 2y ago
That's is an interesting question. Actually, there is a lot more. About 30% people (of USA) use TT, ~60% under 30. You guess it, they don't to look only at dance videos. Social media had become a huge source of information for a b
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by _ache_ 2y ago
The percentage of their sales outside China simply means that China is big and they probably dominate sales in China. We already know that. China is so big that probably around 30% of Tesla's sales are actually in China. What's in
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Once per day, 9h battery life. From the blog post. https://busy.bar/blog/developing-the-mechanical-and-electric...
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by _ache_ 2y ago
In France, (EU maybe ?), it's restricted only to subscriptions made online. That does seems reasonable to not enforce online presence to people/business who aren't present on the internet. Internet services are not excluded,
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by _ache_ 2y ago
The workaround that looks like "disable the feature I was working on". x)
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by _ache_ 2y ago
"We do what we must Because we can"
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I followed him on mastodon, the article is cool too. On Mastodon, there is a video of the root access where one can see the screen. https://mastodon.xyz/@retr0id@retr0.id/113252910481164528
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by _ache_ 2y ago
My point is HTTP isn't HTTP/1.1. There is a lot under the wood, even with HTTP/1.1. Actually, the fact that the whole article explains an implementation of an HTTP header is against the fact that it's simple. So when the
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Should have say that so (Nowhere does the article say ‘up to HTTP/1.1’ even talking about HTTP/2 and HTTP/3). HTTP/1.0 is simple. HTTP/1.1 is undoubtedly more complex but manageable. The statement that HTTP is simpl
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by _ache_ 2y ago
> Anyone who has implemented a simple HTTP server can tell you that it is a really simple protocol It's not. Like, hell no. That is so complex. Multiplexing, underlying TCP specifications, Server Push, Stream prioritization (vs prio
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by _ache_ 2y ago
The news for me is XQUIC; not Tengine. I did know about Tengine for years. It's the chinese equivalent of nginx. But I didn't know about XQUIC from Alibaba. We lack information (and news) on the evolution of the BATX. https:&#x2F
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by _ache_ 2y ago
It's not disk swap. It's multi-devices LLM.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
That is s/token and not token/s. The cost is high. The actual goal of the article is to highlight that we can optimise the overall speed by decreasing link latency. Yeah link latency, because it's not 1 machine but several lo
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by _ache_ 2y ago
A small size version of Rubens ! http://rubens.ens-lyon.fr/fr/videos/
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Will it be the occasion to lower the price developers in the public sector ? Or is it already too cheap ?
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I'm really happy about the firmware updates. When Flipper Zero was crowdfunded, the deal was that the tool will be available once the hardware is good enough to fulfill the promises. And so the software will be updated later. I'm
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Paris was the only city too for 2024, the only other city was Los Angeles who will host the 2028 Olympics. They won the contest together and the two cities decided together which one will host the first of the summer games. Los Angeles didn
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Ok, so why Israel can participate in the election as Israel ?
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by _ache_ 2y ago
No, it's mostly a move from Macron who which he could host the Olympics on his second term, for glory. Hidalgo mostly though about the long-term positive implication for the city of Paris, something nice to put on her CV and the money
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Did there is any history about the name ? Keep reading "Send nude". Sorry.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I don't know about the 5x optical but the over day I took a picture of a beach. On the phone with x2 I could see a sign that I didn't even noted bared-eyed. With x10 I could actually read the sign only the little phone number aler
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I do the same. The only advantage I can think of is editing kernel boot option on boot.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I don't understand that someone just want chaos. I guess "Some people just want to watch the world burn". But negative leap second shouldn't be so noticeable since it will just be a jump from 31 dec 23:58 to 1 jan 00:00.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
As a French guy. It mostly works for French speakers. It's developed by an under-financed public service. Also, as a client, they are artists with no knowledge of accessibility and no clear view of what they need.

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