andrewmackrodt

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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
Not OP but regularly access my home network remotely. I have an Asus RT-AX86U which has a lot of features in the stock firmware, including OpenVPN configuration. If I need "LAN" access to my home network, I will open the OpenVPN c
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
I would also recommend OBS as another commentator has mentioned. I believe in both cases you will need an RTSP server to handle multiple client connections. I looked into a similar ffmpeg solution a couple of months ago and broadcast an lib
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
I would imagine you have some concept of this, for many, symmetrical features is attractive. There are other more obvious factors too, e.g. a chubby face (typically due to high body fat percentage) would be seen as less healthy/desirab
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
I'm using btrfs for the first time (Ubuntu 22.04) and noticed that the performance is hugely reduced versus ext4, especially in kernels prior to 5.17. This was most evident installing papiris-icon-theme; there was a bug/inefficien
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
We were recommended to use this during our first year of university (2006), Michael was a lecturer so the university must have felt BlueJ a useful introductory programming tool. Personally I struggled to get to grips with it. While I can ap
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
I wonder which Linux DE environment you will be using, KDE? I find Gnome's changes to be more unnecessary than Windows, e.g. Gnome 42 defaults to overview on login. Overall, I find Gnome to at least be more consistent than Windows and
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
Xbox Cloud is quite useable, Dirt 5 for example impressed me in regards to latency but I found it to be too high for Forza Horizon 5 to be enjoyable. I've found RPGs to be a good fit, e.g Dragon Age Inquisition and Yakuza 0.
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
Not sure if something like this would work on non Apple hardware: Satechi 4-Port USB-C Hub - https://amzn.eu/d/6a85dgf I have a Dell XPS 2in1 from 2019 which only has 2 USB-C ports, however, I'm using a thunderbol
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
I've been running deluge in Linux since 2019 (version 2.0+, so considerably newer than the bug report) and it appeared to have been using my SOCKS5 proxy settings correctly; I had applied some extra hardening such as disabling natpmp e
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
I haven't had a need to implement this but something like the following should work to provide the same* records regardless of insertion/deletion. * data of the record may have been updated, but if there are 1,000 records total, p
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
You can do something like the following in application code. Imagine a table with the following schema/data: id=1,created_at='2022-28-05T18:00Z' id=2,created_at='2022-28-05T18:00Z' id=3,created_at='2022-28-05T1
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
As with most (all?) Android apps, support for permission requires user consent; Camera, "Files and media" and Location are all set to "Not allowed" on my device. From what I can tell based on Microsoft's help page,
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
Are you using Microsoft Authenticator in a corporate environment/profile? I just checked my personal install (Android) and it does not require any permissions (location is denied).
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by andrewmackrodt 4y ago
In the default layout the analogue stick controlled forward and backward movement and turning left or right. The yellow c buttons could be used for strafing or adjusting the vertical "aim" (the game heavily relied on autoaim). It
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
WSLG supports faux GPU passthrough/sharing with the host, e.g. for CUDA workloads or graphics acceleration from within the WSL environment.
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
As mentioned in another comment, Windows Sonic is the default spatial implementation provided with Windows by default. There are also paid Dolby Atmos and DTS plugins available through the Microsoft Store where licenses may be included depe
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
This looks cool, being both free and cross platform. A non free (4 hours free a month) solution I quite like on macOS is krisp.ai which I also use for noise removal. Background replacement was recently added to M1 chips. On the Windows side
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
This annoys me too, but since starting work at a company which uses single sign on, it's started to make sense why certain sites have this pattern, e.g. if your login is an email address and the domain is enrolled to handle sign on out
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
Nice job, reminds me of the countdown numbers game with a twist of wordle.
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
I use rerere on all git installations, it's a massive time saver. On the very rare occasion I do want to squash a single commit onto the branch HEAD, I use the same workflow as yourself. Using rebase for that workflow as described in t
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
There's also the Broadway GTK backend https://docs.gtk.org/gtk3/broadway.html
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
I'm primarily a Ubuntu user but I there are certain design elements of macOS that I appreciate. It's a common theme in reddit for users to post the desktop environments with a macOS skin and state no reason to use a mac now - but
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
There's more to macOS than look of the desktop, notably the universal menu and full screen mode opens to a new workspace. I find the latter a big productivity boost when working on an undocked laptop as the gestures to switch workspace
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
Hmm, this doesn't work for me in the app in Android 10 or 11. Perhaps it is region specific? I'm in the UK. Edit: it does work via browser if you navigate out of fullscreen. TIL :)
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
The YouTube app on Android only supports picture in picture and background play (screen off) with premium; I imagine the iOS app is similar.
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
I used to browse lowendbox which occasionally has good deals from smaller companies who've been around for at least a few years but there's always a risk one day they'll sell, shut down operations or worse just disappear. How
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
JetBrains have recently released a new project (JetBrains Gateway) which is worth a look at too https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/2021.3/remote-developmen...
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
A lesson I learnt several years ago when I discovered that mktemp behaves differently on macOS versus the GNU version in Linux. From that day onward I always make sure the first line of my bash scripts contains at least "set -e".
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
I agree with these points although going back to the grandparent comment, the value of being able to show the source code of a controller with these frameworks by appending a query string is close to zero.
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
FWIW I use my Windows 10 Pro (VLK) license on my gaming PC, and as a virtual machine when using Linux. It's undergone 3 activations, initially for the desktop, once when I was using VirtualBox and the last when I converted my VDI to VM

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