bytearray64

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   by bytearray64 5y ago

   I've been using this macro in my personal projects repo: https://pastebin.com/raw/atNtPgwv The three big gotchas with this are: - You need to name the rule the same as the module you've exported in Rust - It
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   by bytearray64 5y ago

   Not disagreeing that cargo-raze in bazel is awkward, but just wanted to add: Cargo raze should let you consume libraries you've imported in a rust_binary target, if that's what you're talking about. It's also possible, b
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   by bytearray64 5y ago

   At least for your glibc / nvidia concern, I feel like if you stick to the binary packages, at least on Ubuntu, it's hard to break. Recently I've been trying to do all the gaming I can on Linux with Proton, and at least for si
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   by bytearray64 5y ago

   They also block nyaa, an Anime/Manga focused tracker. It's not a very aggressive list though, as you're right that major torrent sites are still accessible.
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   by bytearray64 5y ago

   You probably have Verizon - they've started null routeing traffic to sites "like this". https://old.reddit.com/r/mangadex/comments/nvj7qf/is_verizon...
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   by bytearray64 6y ago

   I like Mikrotik for routers. They're cheap and have a lot of knobs in the SW (maybe too many if you just want NAT). They do run linux, but their SW isn't open. I've been pairing my Mikrotik hEX with a Unifi AP. Not sure what