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chungy
4y ago
Is Apple Notes a TOTP program? At least where I do my thing, on AndOTP, there's a plainly obvious backup and restore function that saves or reads from a file. Doesn't get much simpler than that.
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chungy
4y ago
AVIF practically comes along "for free" by just having AV1 support in the first place.
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chungy
4y ago
And Mozilla waited for libwebp to reach 1.0 before making the plunge to support it in Firefox. One of the main issues was that libwebp was willing and frequently made backwards-incompatible changes to the codec in the 0.x days; Google simpl
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4y ago
I mean, WebP is _okay_ but it leaves a lot to be desired, even when it comes to image quality compared to the old 1992 JPEG standard; coupled with mozjpeg making giant leaps to get old-school JPEG file sizes drastically smaller without cost
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chungy
4y ago
In what ways can Rust be considered a complex language? It's not very much larger than C, after all. Well, I suppose the standard library is actually, well, standard, instead of a de facto standard.
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4y ago
TOTP with proper diligence (backing up your codes) is just about the best of everything. You aren't dependent on any third parties for an MFA factor; your email and phone providers may disappear, but your TOTP code is as secure as you&
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chungy
4y ago
Go is the successor to C++, maybe Java also. Rust is the successor to C.
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chungy
4y ago
> IMO the killer feature of JPEG XL is its ability to losslessly transcode already existing JPEG images. It's a nice transitory feature, but I think improved progressive decoding is even more worthwhile.
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chungy
4y ago
Yeah, that. One of the driving points of RHEL (and all the downstreams as a result, like Rocky) is that you get a minimum of 10 years of support for every release.
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chungy
4y ago
It appears the project was abandoned (last release in 2006). Sensible enough, I wouldn't expect newer software to exist in a 2006 release. I assume GP knows about Cygwin and elects not to use it.
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chungy
4y ago
Pretty sure it's just 1 guy running both OS/2 and Xenix.
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chungy
4y ago
CentOS 7 qualifies as very old too ;)
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chungy
4y ago
What was special about 3.81? Even Debian 9 had Make 4.1. You either have a very old OS or are keeping it around for some reason.
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chungy
4y ago
My condolences for the 3 users this affects.
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chungy
4y ago
> I feel that it had plenty of power to make fantastic looking games and great experiences. It did, and it shows in that many of the top-selling games on Switch are ports of Wii U games.
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chungy
4y ago
I suggest you reread "Rethinking PID 1": http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/systemd.html Nobody happens across good design as a side-effect of going fast. It's much the other way around.
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chungy
4y ago
> the advantage of faster booting, which is the prime reason for systemd development It was more of a side effect, rather than being a primary reason. Good design and utilizing dependency resolution and parallelization led to it also hap
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chungy
4y ago
It's documentation from the systemd project. I don't think that would qualify it as propaganda, though it does make the HN submitted title misleading.
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chungy
4y ago
Sounds like a rebrand of meritocracy.
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chungy
4y ago
> I started using inline 'python -c' more often than the python repl now as it stores the command in shell history and it is then one fzf search away. Do you not have a ~/.python_history? The exact same search functions ar
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chungy
4y ago
It's not very green at all. It's known to kill large swaths of the ecosystem. The true green yet unfashionable energy source is nuclear fission.
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chungy
4y ago
> doesnt support standard file transfer protocols If sftp isn't standard enough, I'm not sure what is.
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chungy
4y ago
Not to detract from the point, but if you are using ffmpeg to process raw video files, you can just use the "-ss" parameter on input and "-t" on output to get what you want. It'll seek and avoid unnecessary reads.
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chungy
4y ago
Windows 95 lacked titlebar gradients. Windows 98 introduced them.
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chungy
4y ago
Honestly, any competent Linux or FreeBSD admin should adapt to OpenBSD easily.
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chungy
4y ago
Does anyone actually have all those? I certainly don't. I have Signal, Element, Telegram and I even think that's excessive. I can at least manage it, most RL contacts I know would not.
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4y ago
> Maybe SMS support could be an opt-in feature, to accommodate both groups? It already is opt-in.
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chungy
4y ago
I completely disagree and am disappointed in this decision. One app on my phone to handle all my messages is easier than making a context switch per-contact. I also think it'll hurt the value proposition when getting people to join sig
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chungy
4y ago
> Audio recording: Now using Vorbis as the default audio format for WebM containers. Opus is no longer being used. That's... very surprising. Vorbis is usually regarded as obsolete in favor of Opus. Did they hit some obscure compati
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4y ago
It also has an "-a" flag that just runs the right compressor based on output file name. "tar -acf archive.tar.gz" and "tar -acf archive.tar.zst" will do the right thing in both cases.
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