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by captn3m0 2y ago
I attended Paras’a talk at the last graduation day for the residency. I’m amazed at how he was able to do all that, while dealing with the acquisition due diligence.
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by captn3m0 2y ago
The Visa was for "all of Schengen", but you have to apply via a country - Luxembourg in this case. You can only apply via the country associated with your main purpose of travel.
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by captn3m0 2y ago
India sadly does not: > 13. Issue of additional passport or travel document in special circumstances. A person holding a passport or travel document shall not be entitled to another passport or travel 'document unless he surrenders
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by captn3m0 2y ago
In addition to the enclave routes, I have a proposal to build this with AWS Lambda as a poor man’s attestation: https://github.com/captn3m0/ideas?tab=readme-ov-file#verifia...
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by captn3m0 2y ago
I'm remembering the Redmine slide from Zach Holman's talk, where he makes fun of the overly complicated Redmine issue creation screen, compared to what the GitHub screen looked like (back in 2011). Slides 56 and 57 at https:&#x2F
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by captn3m0 2y ago
As I've been listening to Mythos recently, I must point out that it is also because Zeus cursed the Bee > In his final response on the matter he declared that she will be a Queen of a colony of workers that will aid her in gathering
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by captn3m0 2y ago
I remember being surprised when Cloudflare launched https://1.1.1.1 with a valid cert and I immediately wanted one, but couldn’t find an easy way to get one. I am gonna try to run a DoH resolver on this and see how it goes.
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by captn3m0 2y ago
This is helpful, but shouldn’t be a Show HN, as it is not something that can be tried out. The Guidelines: > Off topic: blog posts, sign-up pages, newsletters, lists, and other reading material. Those can't be tried out, so can&#x27
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by captn3m0 2y ago
Elizabeth Bik (who is known for submitting such reports to journals) has a nice interview about this problem[0], which covers software as well. > After I raised my concerns about 4% of papers having image problems, some other journals up
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by captn3m0 2y ago
My one thing was “Everything by Voidtools”. It piggy backed on the NTFS index, something no tool does for Linux-native filesystems. Does XYPlorer work with Wine?
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by captn3m0 2y ago
I've been wanting to build something similar, but can't get myself to buy a thermal print for just this project. I'll probably settle with a "Sunday Newspaper" as a compromise on my laserjet printer.
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by captn3m0 2y ago
Even worse is Amazon Prime, which doesn't even provide 1080 on Linux systems, even with Widevine.
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by captn3m0 2y ago
Even large mainstream app developers are not testing against Lockdown mode. Amazon’s app doesn’t load Customer support chat with it enabled for example. Also, is JIT disabled for alternative browser engines in EU?
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by captn3m0 2y ago
I haven't tried it , but steampipe has a k8s plugin which lets you use PG/sqlite: https://hub.steampipe.io/plugins/turbot/kubernetes/tables
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by captn3m0 2y ago
Ente sells cloud storage.
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by captn3m0 2y ago
Tapping outside the box worked for me on iOS/Firefox.
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by captn3m0 2y ago
2M mph ~= 0.5 AU/day
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by captn3m0 2y ago
The temperature scale switch only seems to apply to the listings page, and not the recipes themselves, which is annoying.
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by captn3m0 2y ago
The underscore trick is what I used to revive HgInit (now lives at hginit.github.io). But it wasn’t a lot of pages, so it wasn’t scripted.
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by captn3m0 2y ago
I now have disabled JS on Verge as a result (using uBO), because the site does a “Quick Flash of Content” that disappears immediately.
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by captn3m0 2y ago
PRs are welcome to add the new release (and merge all the 18 minor releases).
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by captn3m0 2y ago
> Visual Studio Code is used by more than twice as many developers than its nearest (and related) alternative, Visual Studio. VSCode - 73%, Vim - 21%, Emacs - 4%. https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/technology#1-int
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by captn3m0 2y ago
Relevant: Zerodha's Floss.fund is giving $1M this year for FOSS projects, and haven't got enough applications. Please apply and share: https://floss.fund/ > FLOSS/fund is dedicated to supporting critical,
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by captn3m0 2y ago
I saw a few of these posts and dug up my 5MP Sony digicam from ~2006. The LCD had a few artifacts, but it still worked. Unfortunately, the memory card was in bad shape, and it took a really long time to boot, making it useless as a "po
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by captn3m0 2y ago
I don’t see any photos. What size SIMs does it work with?
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by captn3m0 2y ago
If your dataset isn’t large, and your change cadence isn’t too fast - it works well. I use it at BLR.today, where I curate events happening in Bangalore. The dataset updates roughly 4 times a day, and generating 100 pages 4 times a day is s
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by captn3m0 2y ago
When I started this project, I seriously consider building it for Hugo, but the plugin system actively disallows such things, there’s no scope for dynamic plugins like these.
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by captn3m0 2y ago
Wordpress now has (almost production ready) SQLite support, and there’s plugins like https://wordpress.org/plugins/simply-static/ so this might already be possible.
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Hugo got a WASM based plugin system, but real scripting plugins that would be needed for SQLite are still a feature request: https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/issues/5510
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by captn3m0 2y ago
I'm mostly focusing on sqlite-as-the-data-source, but I can imagine something like this might be in scope for a project like lunr.js[1], which currently uses a large index served as JS/JSON. You can write a Jekyll plugin in a few

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