abdusco

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   by abdusco 6y ago

   This isn't really a public page, though. Their landing page loads really quickly. https://cloud.google.com/
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   by abdusco 6y ago

   Dark Reader settings > Dev Tools > Switch to new Design then Dark Reader settings > automation > use system color theme
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   by abdusco 6y ago

   In case anyone's interested, it's possible to schedule light and dark themes on Windows via this app: https://github.com/adrianmteo/Luna I usually prefer the dark theme but some websites detect that Windows i
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   by abdusco 6y ago

   Isn't dynamic programming (specifically memoization) a specialized type of caching? Am I missing something?
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   by abdusco 6y ago

   It might simply be a side effect of text rendering/hinting. The text looks flawless on my phone's display (>400 dpi pixel density)
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   Someone Attacked Our Company(usefathom.com)

   9 points by abdusco 6y ago|1 comments
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   by abdusco 6y ago

   Not using `columns`, but Firefox supports pure css masonry grid behind a flag. - https://www.smashingmagazine.com/native-css-masonry-layout-c...
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   by abdusco 6y ago

   Unrelated, but is there a meaning to your username? Or is it just a random string?
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   by abdusco 6y ago

   They are detrimental to understanding. I hate them with a passion. I see people using acronyms without explaining them in context, which makes it even more difficult to understand what's written. Some terms are jargon and are probabl
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    Take a look at Caddy server. Every site is configured for https by default with auto-renewed letsencrypt certificates. It even has an nginx-compatible configuration (but I think you'll like it's own (really simple) config more)
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    Bobby tables strikes again :/
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    There's both free and paid version https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=games.paveldog... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=games.paveldog...
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    Source temperature of waste heat is an important factor. Heat radiating from a 2000C source is a lot more valuable & useful than that from some warm water at 60C. You can't use that heat to raise the temperature of something to 61C
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    You should consider changing default SSH port. It helps a lot with the spam.
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    Add a honeypot field for humans (visible) and bots (hidden). If visible honeypot field is filled or hidden one not filled, that means you have a human
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    You can access forms using `document.forms.$name`. Form needs to have `name` attribute set, though. You can also access input elements using `form.elements.$inputName`. <form name="contact"> <input name="
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    Those mugs look gorgeous! I am worried that they're really tough to clean, though.
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    Favorite feature isn't really easy to discover. You have to click a comment's timestamp to go to its page, then click favorite.
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    I've been using YUMI[0] for years to create bootable drives with multiple ISOs. A version with UEFI support was recently released. I should try this one too. [0]: https://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    Is there a Rust version of Atwood's Law? --- FTI [0]: > In 2007, Jeff Atwood made the quote that was popularly referred to as Atwood’s Law:[5] >> “Any application that can be written in JavaScript, will eventually be written i
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    I love the feature that allows changing words with an alternative, which triggers a new translation with the new context.
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    > if they had a mobile app with a text selection action on Android to highlight text and see a popup with the translation I've had the same frustration, so I've written a simple script/app with Tasker (and AutoShare plugin
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    Compression rate would be quite high for a mostly static video where nothing much changes from frame to frame, regardless of framerate.
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    I stripped a couple of screws on my XPS 13 and was about to break the bottom panel out of anger & frustration. Instead I bought a new, quality set of screwdrivers and managed to open it, then replaced torx screws with phillips head M2
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    I thought this was another attempt to censor Winnie the Pooh. Apparently Chinese government banned the show after people started to liken Xi to Pooh. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/aug/07/china-ba
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    Scrapy (a popular python scraping framework) has an auto-throttling feature that lets you limit concurrent requests and requests per minute for a domain. I tweak these values to what I estimate the website could handle (depending on how lar
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    I think it works the other way: display won't turn on if something is blocking the proximity sensor, so you won't accidentally dial someone, but if I place the phone in pocket while the display is on, it stays on.
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    > Better, local production, which I understand is neither quick nor easy. I know nothing about the patent law, but according to the article, drug is patented. Assuming the process is not open-source, I'd argue that other countries w
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    Have you used prestissimo? It allows parallel downloads and makes the process much much faster. https://github.com/hirak/prestissimo
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    by abdusco 6y ago

    Support for accessing exposed ports on docker containers using localhost:PORT is still spotty, though. I've set up a scheduled task to get WSL IP address and update an entry in hosts file then access using http://wsl:PORT .