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by bombela 5mo ago
Ah, only a single column for me. No ad blocker. The html source doesn't even include the word price! I must be getting a different page than you somehow. I can click on the picture to get the details and volume pricing. The 300W model
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by bombela 5mo ago
How much does it cost and where to buy? If I have to call, I cannot afford it.
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by bombela 5mo ago
I find SMD the easiest. Using a pinecil soldering iron, or a cheap hot air station. Then through hole, because it's annoying to hold and flip the PCB around without everything falling. And finally soldering two wires is just an exercis
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by bombela 6mo ago
Another option for simplicity in dual stack is to assign visually similar addresses: - ipv4: 192.168.0.42 - ipv6: prefix:192:168:0:42 I only do this for static/server machines, configuring Linux with a fixed ipv4, and appe
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by bombela 6mo ago
The almost imperceptible sliding took me w while to find out too. My phone was always on the floor any time I wasn't watching it. And if it vibrated, it was all of a sudden in a hurry to plung off tables. Active obsolescence I am telli
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by bombela 6mo ago
> Typography pet peeve, how do I disambiguate that dot? I have resorted to "0.0.0.0".
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by bombela 7mo ago
I still got corrupted metadata with metadata raid1c3 on btrfs on a power loss. I never had this happen with ext4 alone or atop Linux raid. I want to be clear that losing (meta)data in flight during a power loss is expected. But a broken fil
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by bombela 7mo ago
I had a metadata corruption in metadata raid1c3 (raid1, 3 copies) over 4 disks. It happened after an unplanned power loss during a simulated disk failure replacement. Since manual cleanup of the filesystem metadata (list all files, get IO e
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by bombela 7mo ago
There is nothing special about roman concrete compared to moderns concrete. Modern concrete is much better The difference is that they didn't have rebar. And so they built gravity stable structures. Heavy and costly as fuck. A modern s
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by bombela 7mo ago
I think they were saying that in "cup" screen mode (CUP: CUrsor Position, activated with smcup termcap), when you exit (rmcup) the text is lost, as well as the history since it was managed by the application, not the terminal. The
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by bombela 7mo ago
Butter already comes in a stick. It's called a butter stick! Peel the wrapping from one end; and just like that; you got a big butter stick-stick! Is it time to model and 3D print a butter-stick stick-pusher? With a little battery and
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by bombela 7mo ago
> Similarly, if someone asks for lights inside their pool, an electrician that strings ordinary mains cabling through the water should be jailed for criminal negligence. Obviously, only special low-voltage lighting can be used in water,
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by bombela 7mo ago
Add to the list backtick handling. If you start a backtick block on the claude web chat, you cannot leave it with the keyboard. You are now stuck between the backticks. It is as if they wanted to reproduce Slack misery.
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by bombela 7mo ago
I think this long post is saying that if you are afraid that moving code behind a function call will slow it down, you can look at the machine code and run a benchmark to convince yourself that it is fine?
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by bombela 7mo ago
For the Linux crowd what's your custom mapping? For me its capslock as ctrl, super (windows key) for window management, altgr for layers, right side ctrl as compose key.
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by bombela 7mo ago
Rust is also data race safe to boot.
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by bombela 8mo ago
You know very well what I meant by "compile to machine code". But you decided to interpret it in a combative way. Even though you seem very knowledgeable, this makes me want to stop discussing with you. Ultimately you should read
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by bombela 8mo ago
In the code you will find union { {len, relptr}, [u8; 16] } The length is first. The pointer second. The inline string is terminated with 0xFF. The length is 62 bits out of 64 bits such that a specific pattern is placed in the first byte th
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by bombela 8mo ago
Ah, I see the confusion. rkyv_dyn doesn't serialize code. Rust is compiled to machine code. It would be quite a feat to accomplish. I was a bit confused when you compared it to Python pickle and assumed you were talking about general i
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by bombela 8mo ago
> (OMG I just discovered rkyv_dyn. boggle. Did someone really attempt to reproduce the security catastrophe that is Java deserialization in Rust? Trusting possibly malicious inputs is an universal problem. Here is a simple example:
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by bombela 8mo ago
> You won't be able to use the data outside of Rust and you're probably tied to a specific Rust version. This seems false after reading the book, the doc, and a cursory reading of the source code. It is definitely independent o
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by bombela 8mo ago
France does the same with regards to speed limits. There are also signs telling you the speed limit hasn't changed, or telling you to watch your speed, but without giving you the speed limit! You are supposed to guess the speed limit f
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by bombela 8mo ago
To everybody trying to justify apple not offering a wwan option. On Thinkpad you can add the module later. It's a simple upgrade, open up the laptop and plug in the wwan module. The Thinkpad already comes with a sim tray. Though today
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by bombela 8mo ago
Fair enough, I had not realized the sheer number of outstanding PRs!
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by bombela 8mo ago
The header takes half the page. It's very annoying, and as such not really funny.
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by bombela 8mo ago
That's really cool. But wouldn't have been quicker and simpler to add ".bun/" to the pattern of authorized paths the same way it presumably works for ".npm/"?
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by bombela 8mo ago
I never had issues with work accounts created via google workplace. Google forbids you to have multiple identities. It's stated clear in their term of service. Any account you create must be linked to the same identity. This means that
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by bombela 8mo ago
Oh yes, which is so useful. I am still using his now outdated fork. Hoping that at some point mainline gets performant enough for me to switch and learn new workarounds to different bugs.
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by bombela 8mo ago
Sadly the fast and smooth renderer wasn't taken. So last I tested, mainline v1.1 is still not able to work with big models. Try loading the full Voron 3D printer step file. This fast renderer also closes and add hashed faces to cross s
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by bombela 8mo ago
> Time and time again it is shown to not use your main account for everything. Good luck opening new google accounts for separation of concern. The new account is banned before the eula page finishes loading. Google sends code via text

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