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by berti 8y ago
> Pyright is written in TypeScript and runs within node. It does not require a Python environment or imported third-party packages to be installed. I know which of those environments I would prefer... it's not node. It makes total s
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by berti 8y ago
I just checked, and only three of the thirteen "blocked" sites are not working. Of those eztv.is appears to have a DNS problem (no A record, only an SOA record pointing at a parking address of the registrar), and traceroutes archi
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by berti 8y ago
Wow, those guys sure know how to not make friends. Last I checked choice of bundled or system libraries is normally reserved for distro packagers, and one would really hope the system libs win out wherever possible!
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by berti 8y ago
Yes, I love ST reference manuals. Sometimes it's easier to poke registers directly using the definitions in the CMSIS headers when you're doing something more complicated with the ST reference manual as your reference. The layer o
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by berti 8y ago
> now their hardware abstraction layer, the HAL library, leaves quite a bit to be desired, but it's nice to get a starting point for newbies. libopencm3 is a very good alternative with a much better license if you're looking to
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by berti 8y ago
Is there a reason you wouldn’t use one of the many more comprehensive monitoring solutions e.g. Zabbix?
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by berti 8y ago
Didn't know that, thanks. The reason for me was that Plex kept corrupting it's database every few months, whereas I haven't had to touch Emby (other than upgrading via system package manager).
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by berti 8y ago
Emby works well for me, better than Plex ever did. https://emby.media/
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by berti 8y ago
Except it’s a very one-sided deal when “you” doesn’t fully understand (or even begin to understand) what’s being given up. Find me five people off the street who can explain the implications of tapping yes to install that root cert.
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by berti 8y ago
STM32 has MCO outputs that can be used to more directly pass various (divided) clocks through.
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by berti 8y ago
If you look at the roadmap section there's really nothing to screenshot yet. Widgets available: View, Image, Text. Widgets not available: Input, Button, Slider, Checkbox, ScrollView and everything else not on their list.
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by berti 8y ago
You still can.
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by berti 8y ago
This unfortunately gets messy when you're targeting multiple compilers, and in some cases multiple versions of the same compiler.
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by berti 8y ago
Just to add more context, this is a very common cpp (c pre-processor) idiom. You'll find it in most non-trivial C projects somewhere.
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by berti 8y ago
Likewise, I preferred to setup a VPN (well, that still needs dnat but...) with the benefit of my devices always going through my trusted home network when I'm out and about. It's super simple with wireguard, and the iOS client app
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by berti 8y ago
This made me really mad last year: https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/108562071/police-shoot-fami... TL;DR police looking for somebody went to the wrong address, shot the family dog because it "attacked"
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by berti 8y ago
Qbs is (was?) a great build system even for non-Qt projects. The declarative syntax is simple, clear, and in no way Qt specific. Sadly it just never gained the traction it deserved.
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by berti 8y ago
The mechanism is called StateLess Address Auto-Configuration (SLAAC) [0]. It removes the need for DHCP, and the determinism is very convenient. There are of course privacy downsides for deterministic addresses that are globally routable, an
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by berti 8y ago
A good start would be only actual professional engineers calling themselves engineers.
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by berti 8y ago
Recently we had a situation in New Zealand where a large telco announced Huawei would provide their 5G kit for the entire network, then days later had to retract because the national intelligence agency barred the deal [0]. [0] https:&#x2F
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by berti 8y ago
No, that's implementation defined behaviour.
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by berti 8y ago
Additionally, packages from the Debian repos always install reliably, which is much more than can be said for the likes of Ruby packages.
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by berti 8y ago
Even if you couldn't mount the boot partition on any common desktop OS and setup ssh + wpa_supplicant (it's FAT32), I would greatly prefer the simplicity of a local console session with a $2 USB-serial adapter (am I the only weird
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by berti 8y ago
The content of the files isn't showing up (Safari), and I suspect it's to do with a series of errors like: > Blocked a frame with origin " https://www.centennialsoftwaresolutions.com" from accessing a frame
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by berti 8y ago
PG&E = Pacific Gas and Electric, an energy distribution company, for anyone else outside the USA.
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by berti 8y ago
There is a really good paper by Ulrich Drepper on dynamic linking with ELF and glibc (+ a bunch of other important stuff if you're writing libraries) [1], but it's way too low level for what GP wants. I'm sure there must be s
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by berti 8y ago
Headers are used control visibility of declarations (note though that visibility of symbols themselves is controlled by other means), and typically contain more than just function declarations (structs, enums, etc.). There are basically two
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by berti 8y ago
I remember having to do the solid black line with a couple of photo-diodes and a small AVR in first year EE. Was kind of a neat project thinking back, but we all hated it at the time because it soaked up quite a lot of time tuning it aggres
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by berti 8y ago
> Install app directly on server, hunt down dependencies and other weird things, probably takes 1 day at least, to do the whole installation. What distro are you running? Either I am very spoilt with Arch (+AUR) or this is way off the ma
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by berti 8y ago
Trigraphs can readily be formed unintentionally, so having a warning when they change the meaning of the program seems valuable. There is a good reason they were removed entirely in C++17.

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