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by capitainenemo 4mo ago
How does systemd on the 2 machines avoid that? Are they communicating somehow?
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by capitainenemo 4mo ago
Oh. Sure, that is pretty obvious. A triangle in webgl is so much more lightweight than building it out of DOM elements but this was more about "if one is going to use this CSS system, why not support a pure CSS viewing mode" - whi
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by capitainenemo 4mo ago
Huh.... why would a CSS animation of a transform be slower than JS? This is strictly for the "CSS transform" case ofc - obviously pure webgl would be way faster. I'm having a hard time seeing it. My experiments with CSS ani
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by capitainenemo 4mo ago
Then there's "minecraft in CSS" which uses invisible form elements for camera rotation and works with no JS at all. https://benjaminaster.com/css-minecraft/ It's been on HN before ( https:/&#x
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by capitainenemo 4mo ago
Huh. Didn't know there were 2 non-JS interfaces. I get redirected to https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/ (which is also 10 per page). I do appreciate that DDG has it at all. Google blocks all non-JS searches these
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by capitainenemo 4mo ago
I will say it's nice to have them actually honour keywords in searches that google has made harder and harder to discover and seems to ignore at will (inurl: site: etc) The funniest one for me in google is +"foo" they de
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by capitainenemo 4mo ago
shrug not interested in stock market speculation. That ⅕th figure is from 2025 actual revenue figures. The government percentage had dropped from 2024 where it was ¼. It's variable though, and if DoD decides it wants a bunch of sp
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by capitainenemo 4mo ago
Only a fifth of spacex revenue is currently from government contracts, a percentage that they forecast will continue to trend downwards. (not to say that isn't a huge risk if it disappeared, it's just far from "completely dep
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by capitainenemo 5mo ago
(and ofc there's a bunch of forks adding bugfixes, some even relatively recent in activity, but unfortunately none have become the blessed official maintainer)
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by capitainenemo 5mo ago
It hasn't received updates in a good long while, but seems to work fine, for me anyway. Has some rough edges, logging blocks when there's a bunch of redirects is a bit of a pain, making it hard to fix whitelisting in complicated
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by capitainenemo 5mo ago
uMatrix + NoScript personally (yes, seems silly, but I find NoScript's UI more convenient for script toggling, while liking uMatrix's fine grained controls) Did you enable firefox resist fingerprinting? Also maybe letterboxing, wh
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by capitainenemo 5mo ago
Yeah, the specs were... decent... nothing standout. Really I was going over the list of things I had lost after the Galaxy Note got rid of all their features and decided the replaceable battery was the one I cared about the most. The rugg
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by capitainenemo 5mo ago
At least the USB-C ones I purchase are not flush - I never found those to be reliable. It's a male prong that looks pretty much identical in wiring to the male prong on the phone, that connects to a female one plugged into the socket.
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by capitainenemo 5mo ago
Indeed. I've had my XCover 6 for 3½ years now. I've dropped it many times, on hard surfaces (like outdoor concrete/brick). I've undoubtedly been fortunate. the plastic has gouges in it. there's (small) scratches o
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by capitainenemo 5mo ago
At least on Android, when my Samsung Galaxy Note (I loved that phone - replaceable battery, pressure sensitive stylus, IR blaster, OLED, audio jack, water resistant - they went downhill from there IMO) finally end of lifed, I just used the
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by capitainenemo 5mo ago
So, they have an XCover 7 now - with similar specs. Also, they committed to a rather long support cycle for the xcover6 (5 years I think?) - I have one and it is still going strong. I've replaced the battery twice - not because I desp
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by capitainenemo 5mo ago
So, as a long-time mercurial users, revsets in jujutsu were a major feature for me. And if you don't want to use them, don't. But if you are looking to treat your VCS DAG as a queryable database they are awesome. And, they are g
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
NP... Maybe it's due to the recipe being made so variable. The water might help with the oatmeal variant.
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
I suspect they are replying to this part of the article: "What you actually want to say is: “an element is effectively-dark if it has data-theme=”dark”, or if it has an effectively-dark ancestor with no effectively-light ancestor in be
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
A little belated followup - I tried it, and I feel it was way too thin, even after adding corn starch. I would cut that water way down. Maybe even add as needed after initial blending. Not sure why that is, don't remember it being t
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
Cup and Tablespoon. Sorry, I probably faithfully transcribed a bit too well. Do let me know if it works. I haven't made it in a while. I guess I should try it again.
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
I don't have debian handy to check at this moment, but the devuan machine (and devuan is typically debian config for the 99% of things that are not systemd) I have installed using mostly defaults, does not have it enabled by default.
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
Works pretty well even. I wish there was a libchafa variant, and ideally for SDL2. I've even played SC2, The Ur-Quan masters fairly successfully in an ssh session that way. And Frozen Bubble.
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
export SDL_VIDEODRIVER=caca is more usable for games
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forced_organ_harvesting_from_F... "Since 2005 China's Deputy Health Minister Huang Jiefu acknowledged on several occasions that approximately 65% of organ transplants in China we
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
Only if you do something like this... export HISTCONTROL=ignorespace Personally I like this which reduces noise in history from duplicate lines too. export HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth:erasedups
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
I'm not arguing for ditching cheese either (I love cheese, esp goat cheese - which conveniently is often a more pleasant experience for the goats) but here is a recipe that I quite liked for a cheese-like cashew/brewer's yea
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
shrug poultry is already several times more efficient than beef in regular production (to say nothing of if your coop just has chickens wandering around finding their own food), and healthier for you. And hopefully your swine and poultr
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
Yes. I saw that TED talk about desertification being reversed by ruminants, and while it got a lot of critics, it had some pretty good points. But, those ruminants would be better off not being beef cattle in terms of biodiversity. Also,
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by capitainenemo 6mo ago
So, I was saying ecosystems. Filling the world with cows is not the same as natural ecosystems. Also, kurzgesagt did a pretty good episode on meat production (edit - they did several, but one was on the production demands in terms of energ

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