c0balt

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   by c0balt 5y ago

   I have personally used hexo[1] successuccessfully in th epast and would recommend it. Though any ssg, likd zola[2], should be enough. If youyou're comfortcomfortable writing html directly it will also suffice. Make a list of what you n
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   by c0balt 5y ago

   Forbidding scrapping should be allowed and respected, especially scrapping by businesses. Scraping by itself shouldn't be illegal per se but not respecting policies and using glorifed bot nets won't help anyone. Scraping costs the
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   by c0balt 5y ago

   The only real way out is quitting the country iirc like lavabit. Though even then it's either too late or not in accordance with shareholders for most companies.
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   by c0balt 5y ago

   Now just span across multiple sun availability zones and ensure the local sun harvesting is redundant for a HA setup ^^
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   by c0balt 5y ago

   I would've expected for them to change to be "4 GB VRAM is not enough for 1440p Games" and marketing the new card for 1080P. Though I guess removing this marketing statement completely avoids publicly stating that it is a com
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   by c0balt 5y ago

   I recommend changing the keyboard layout silently when someone is looking over your shoulder.
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   by c0balt 5y ago

   Argh, I got geoblocked. Only for the USA?
8. 668.▲
   by c0balt 5y ago

   Most likely to make dictionary attacks against the password(s) ineffective.
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   by c0balt 5y ago

   Maybe a dumb question but what Intel would a drone be able to collect compared to a satellite in such a scenario?
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    I fully agree. Nobody cares if it doesn't look native as long as the relevant native integrations, like app/ tray icon, notifications and URL handlers, are there. Even without native speed it's fast enough for most users. Ele
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    Being able to use formatting patterns similar to python sounds really awesome. It makes formatting with long formatting strings really a lot more expressive and more readable.
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    I'm eagerly waiting for certificate training with minecraft. Might make certificates like LPIC more accessible and ease the initial barrier to entry.
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    Why should NPM even do anything? If someone decides they want to publish a 'disfuntional' version than it's the role of devs to use the older version and check before updating. NPM is just a glorified file sharing services, a
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    Let's go Jamie, We've got some planets to mine.
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    Imagine (or rather dream) of a browser interface that prompts you if a site may save cookies (similar to location) instead of site-by-site interfaces
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    You forgot text encodings, endianess, ...
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    The thing is that coal+gas ist still a massive driver for German electricity generation. Goal is to get coal off the grid until 2035 but has to be seen how they actually handle this has to be seen. The nuclear part in both countries also fa
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    I used Dragula[^1] for a form builder in the past and had quit a pleasent experience. Though I don't know how it would hold with a drag centric (card game) UI [1]: https://bevacqua.github.io/dragula/
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    The amount of reinvention in the JS space is mind boggling. While this works to drive the whole thing forward it would be nice to see more LTS support rather than yet another templating library. Not that most their languages are inherently
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    Load sheddding might also be a good solution
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    A registry cache usually suffices too. It can catch normal executions and can reduce the amount of affected services
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    What's your argument/ statement based on? At least link a study after accusing someone else of misrepresenting a topic.
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    Not like US companies would be any better. They usually just take more care of hiding it, cause you know, cause you know lawsuits.
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    But to which level? Basic automation, i.e. sorting by proficency is not really done better by a human than machine. The problem doesn't lie in automation but how we apply it. Don't blame the tool, blame the user. I think there is
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    Thank you. Will try it later
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    Someone at Google couldn't count that low. /s
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    Maybe a dumb question but how would I go about using it with rust(c) and cargo? Would love to try it out, if it decreases total compile times.
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    It's a good approach for giving people a point to start/ be inspired by though it will take an increasing amount of time to maintain when your interface changes etc. Reminds me of the aweso.e examples for actix-web that include a
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    electron enters the chat. Though seriously it's mind blowing how convoluted modern desktop applications have sometimes become. Would be nice to have more KISS applications instead of fancy monstrosities for our daily usage.
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    by c0balt 5y ago

    Maybe a viable option for single-application container images. They would on the one side offer the ability to have tight control around used functions (to allow for missing features) but also be able to exactly target an FS and be optimize