Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
booi
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
10 ms
·
151.
▲
by
booi
2y ago
Auth is not a simple thing to do especially with the numerous accepted methods. Is there something that you think keycloak could do better?
152.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
common sense
153.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
Supports hundreds of file formats both new and ancient, ability to control every aspect of encoding, uses libx264/x265 which are much better than the libraries available in AVFoundation etc.. What does AVFoundation do that ffmpeg canno
154.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
if you re-encoded then it wouldn't be lossless anymore?
155.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
Ok but are we overlooking the $150 for a todo app? There are entire suites of software that cost less than $150 to own. Microsoft Office Home, Windows 11, Photoshop Elements 2024, Premiere Elements 2024... I'm just saying I think the b
156.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
Musk almost certainly had a hand in writing that doc so it would seem relevant.
157.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
I dunno we pay thousands of dollars to GitHub just for copilot…
158.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
That would probably be a lie though. That seems worse.
159.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
wow. It's probably a mistake to try to build your own engine. They are so complex and building on top of decades of engineering seems to be the right move. Tesla was barely able to do it and building an electric drivetrain is a lot sim
160.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
wait, what now?
161.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
don't fix it if it ain't broke! no seriously don't change it. nobody knows perl around here anymore
162.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
lucky for us it's open source! https://github.com/wkaisertexas/ScreenTimeLapse/pull/23
163.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
The fact that the scent stays on dishes after even multiple washes with detergent speaks to how powerful of a surfactant rinse aids are. 2/10 do not recommend.
164.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
huh... was it open source before? I could have sworn it was when I first started using it years ago
165.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
it's bad practice but it's more common than you think especially with older accounts (pre-organization)
166.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
I guess the left-wing MPs have nothing to worry about
167.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
Humans will absolutely fall for that.
168.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
Another vote for Keka! Simple, easy to use, finder integrated, open source and modern. Love it.
169.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
lol what. Without a clear coat or some protective coating, all metal will corrode over time and 100x faster near the ocean. Even marine-grade 316 stainless steel. Steel patina is basically just corrosion.
170.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
The transition from unweighted to weighted is actually pretty big. I would have preferred to learn on a good weighted keyboard or real piano tbh.
171.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
funimation is more of a licensing and distribution company than an "anime studio"
172.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
Rust is wicked fast?
173.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
*IRL
174.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
It’s 5 of them?
175.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
Well well well.. how the turn tables. It's karma after years of my windows machine forcing a restart for a security update while I'm working on something in the middle of the day..
176.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
Yes, and I think most people would consider it a vulnerability if an authentication system doesn't rate-limit or otherwise slow/stop "password spray" attacks.
177.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
Is that a lot of overhead? The disk itself uses about 10W and high speed controllers use about 75W leaves pretty much 100W for the rest of the system including overhead of about 10%. Scale up the system to 16 disks and there’s not a lot of
178.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
and then have to reauthenticate it every 2 weeks because the refresh token seemingly expires for no reason...
179.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
We were a Cogent customer for years. Blackhole was there one and only tool for DDoS. Eventually we just left.
180.
▲
by
booi
3y ago
i'm surprised the solution here isn't... moving out of google cloud. that is terrible
More ›