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by akx 3y ago
Well, `binwalk` is no dice on either of those EXEs, so that's already a bit tougher...
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by akx 3y ago
Yeah, probably need to track down a Netscape 3 download and do the same ritual to it.
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by akx 3y ago
Sure, I think I used a version of it back in the day too - but I wanted something cross-platform and batch capable ;)
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by akx 3y ago
I managed to extract the animation from the winworldpc.com download of Netscape Communicator with an easy ritual of: binwalk -e cc32d48.exe cd _cc32d48.exe.extracted unshieldv3 extract comm.z comm python extract_images.py
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by akx 3y ago
You can also bypass Chrome security warnings that don't have the "Continue anyway" link by typing `thisisunsafe` on the page (yes, blind). You'll know if it worked by the last `e`.
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by akx 3y ago
While the article clearly says this is a toy/example and so on, one of the nice points of the Python version is that it doesn't e.g. - segfault the interpreter if you pass in something that's not a string - read bogus memory
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by akx 3y ago
That's a copy-pasted variation of this public-domain SHA1 code: http://ftp.funet.fi/pub/crypt/hash/sha/sha1.c surrounded by base64 decoding and encoding for a known-length binary text. By inlining a
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by akx 3y ago
This isn't probably really used much these days, but yeah, it was/is called Overlay mode. The graphics card isn't necessarily decoding the MPEG data (though that could have been an option in the olden days too), but it is lik
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by akx 3y ago
Care to expand on that, or is that just the usual FUD about old versions of pip?
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by akx 3y ago
`pip install -U homeassistant` when there's a new version.
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by akx 3y ago
No-blame culture :grin: (Also, JetBrains tools use "Annotate".)
102.
by akx 3y ago
Sure. The link above is in "hide whitespace" mode (`?w=1`), and there are still visible whitespace changes (new or removed whitespace lines).
103.
by akx 3y ago
The PR isn't very large, diff-wise, but IMO it isn't well made, which makes it hard to review. Half of the commits are merges from other fork branches into the contributor's master, and the PR name and description doesn'
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by akx 3y ago
I disagree pretty hard with this – for instance I've recently needed to dig into the code for the Gradio library, and when PRs are like https://github.com/gradio-app/gradio/pull/3300 (and the merge commi
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by akx 3y ago
18 minutes of CPU time vs 22 seconds of CPU time is significant energy-wise too. (Example from https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/86224 by yours truly.)
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by akx 4y ago
Number. Common abbreviation around Francophone programmers (see https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/NB : "L'abréviation Nb peut faire référence à : nombre")
107.
by akx 4y ago
A dataloader sort of pattern tends to be on the implementing end of GraphQL.
108.
by akx 4y ago
No escape hatch is required since nothing is escaped...
109.
by akx 4y ago
All of the components support rendering arbitrary HTML, which is exactly the problem.
110.
by akx 4y ago
Mmm, looks like the library doesn't do any escaping for content (and doesn't offer a way to do that either)?
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by akx 4y ago
You don't even need `--reset-author`; the committer timestamp changes without it too: $ git init $ git commit -m hello --allow-empty [master (root-commit) 1177c71] hello $ git commit --amend --no-edit --allow-empty
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by akx 4y ago
You _do_ know that Photoshop does block US and Euro bank notes, right? https://creativemarket.com/blog/adobe-doesnt-want-you-to-pho...
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by akx 4y ago
The new style to do that is a PEP 517 build backend.
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by akx 4y ago
The hatch project (PyPA's own tool) has a good guide. https://hatch.pypa.io/latest/config/metadata/#project-metada... You can also use `hatch new --init` to convert a `setup.py` (whether imperative or se
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by akx 4y ago
Haha, fair point! :) My exposure (but there was a lot of it) to classic Macs was the ones at my school which notably didn't have Kaleidoscope.
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by akx 4y ago
The win9x default gray was from an age where you didn't necessarily have the option to use an arbitrary shade of gray - meanwhile Macs had full control of the hardware (as they still do) and could pick any old color. That said, you _co
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by akx 4y ago
It's here in setup.py: https://github.com/WikidPad/WikidPad/blob/master/setup.py#L6...
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by akx 4y ago
Not an RH guy, but apparently https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterp...
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by akx 4y ago
You do know that Docker applies AppArmor by default, right..? https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/apparmor/
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by akx 4y ago
Saying "a hundred times better" comes off a bit smug, especially when it's nearly immediately followed by "slightly harder to set up". Those could be part of why it's not as popular.

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