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The History of Mega Man 2 World Records
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Can't reproduce on android 11 with either chrome or firefox.
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Effectively someone would be paying 2400 bucks (+ domain cost) for a template and managed hosting for 2 years, right?
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Yeah, the fan noise is that loud. You should use hearing protection in there, even when staying for a short amount of time. Though I have heard about some special DCs that use water cooling and as such can defer the noise away from the rac
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4y ago
Please keep cbase (not ccc, standalone hackerspace) seperate from all hackerspaces in berlin. Spaces like xHain have banned smoking indoors while also being a lot more inclusive.
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4y ago
For people more interested in a snapshot: https://archive.ph/q04Hb
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4y ago
Afaik BBB has this feature since at least last year. It shows a room admin the time each participant talked etc. While it was intended for classrooms, I.e. participation in online classes by students, it should cover the same aspect here.
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From my point of view the next thing that fills that role would be unity. Though a big part of unitys strength is not being bound to one platform (web) but instead being cross-platform (web, mobile app, desktop, ...). Iirc it has been used
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4y ago
Not op, but they probably refer to jsSHA[0]. (Based on author name of repo and package) [0]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/jssha
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Cooling the Steamdeck Hotroad Style (LTT)
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Ask HN: Preparing for a Internship
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Some people actually followed that idea through. A quick search yields a few results including this[0] 3-9K$ "product line". [0]: https://bitcoinminingheater.com/
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4y ago
I recently developed a similarly sized APP with tauri + rust (3kLOC+~250 deps) and found that using mold[0] as a linker helped quite a bit for incremental builds. There were also a few other bits, like decoupling the build step in tauri fro
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... A line that is unfortunately already taken by another industry. Though adjusting it to "get pwned" should be alright.
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While I'm not a friend of tracking via cookies nor tracking in general there is some utility there. For example SSO may be done over cookies, like oauth iirc. I don't know of many other use cases though that couldn't be conta
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No, that's not how it works. If the website (via js or tags) requests that something is called, than your software calls it and you're responsible. The client only runs your software, in this case, HTML & co. Though it arguabl
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Last I checked they relied on DNS-level blocking , like ublock origin, in addition to some fancy replacements for widgets like disqus. I don't think privacy badger blocks loading content from most CDNs but it may block cookies from the
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4y ago
Same here, maybe GitLabs "web IDE" will one day support this by, e.g., pairing a vm or container to each session, and adding extensibility. Though given the massive monster that GitLab is already it might take some time (and $).
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Your project looks interesting. Do you plan Typescript support with stubs vor smth similar?
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4y ago
A transpiler is just a piece of software that translates code to code. A compiler is a transpiler that targets machine code and usually builds an executable through various pipelines, e.g. optimization passes etc. Transpilers aren't li
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Browsers on iPhones (and any device in iOS) are not using chrome's engine but (are required to) rely on Apples WebKit instead. Problems ocurring in Android/ Windows/ ... Chrome versions might not be reproducible in those devi
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Huh, sometimes I wonder if the people spending time on reasear like this might've actually spent more time with the game (development/ code) than the original developers. Anyways, great writeup and an awesome way to exploit this h
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Interesting. It looks like a nice way to grant direct access to a database for small applications that need authorization (for e.g., internal tools) without abstracting it away, e.g., over a CRUD Rest API.
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The approach and results look promising. It looks like a quite reliable way to test new optimizations and I would love to see if it might be a viable part for testing llvm patches. Though it would also be interesting to see how this method
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Fyi, most bike insurances in germany will require you to have your bike locked up against a solid (i.e., non-movable) object with some even putting requirements on locks (shackle diameter, ...). I don't know how much those rules are en
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A nodern company needs to follow all Industry trends. /s
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Linus Tech Tips Visiting an Intel Validation Lab
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They let you sometimes get away with a lot more[0] ;) [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Olkb7fYSyiI
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Isomer – Decentralized Application Framework
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I like the concept and employ some of it for personal use. A vscode extension[0] helped me getting started and now its used in nearly all of my projects. [0]: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vivaxy.v...
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