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by cprecioso 4y ago
How are you watching IPTV on Plex? I thought they only allowed that through an actual tuner (+ a Plex Pass)
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by cprecioso 4y ago
ipatool ( https://github.com/majd/ipatool ) + mremap_encrypted (syscall on Apple Silicon)
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by cprecioso 4y ago
Is there any info on how it interacts with Magic DNS?
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by cprecioso 4y ago
You can kind of do that by creating your own subclass, right?
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by cprecioso 4y ago
Any guesses on when we will get Factorio running on Factorio?
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by cprecioso 4y ago
And also video game menus for most of the 2000s
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by cprecioso 4y ago
And in most of the flights I’ve been around in Europe they’ve not even checked my ID when boarding
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Hurl – Run and Test HTTP Requests(hurl.dev)
2 points by cprecioso 4y ago|1 comments
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by cprecioso 4y ago
The metro tunnels were fixed and the new line actually opened last month!
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The Graphing Calculator Story(pacifict.com)
6 points by cprecioso 4y ago|0 comments
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by cprecioso 5y ago
Made a mistake and googled "Danbooru" at the office
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by cprecioso 5y ago
IIRC Fusion 360's workload is mainly run in a browser-ish frame, Qt only provides the window to go around it -- similar to Electron.
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by cprecioso 5y ago
I enjoy Swift’s version of this, where you mark if a function can throw and you need to mark the callers up the chain until you handle those errors. There’s also Haskell’s system, which IIRC uses an IO monad.
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by cprecioso 5y ago
Earthly doesn’t use YAML but a syntax which is similar to Dockerfile with dashes of Makefile. I’m finding it extremely pleasant to write.
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by cprecioso 5y ago
There is a preset for "close to the poles". I can't remember what it did exactly though, I haven't used it in a long time.
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by cprecioso 5y ago
So… typescript?
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by cprecioso 5y ago
Of course the LaTeX syntax is more capable, but for the simple and common case, it's extremely fussy. The simple case should be effortles. With markdown it is, and in Pandoc you can easily drop to more complicated syntax should you nee
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by cprecioso 5y ago
Using Markdown with pandoc and pandoc-crossref is basically perfect as a substitute of LaTeX. It allows in-line and standalone LaTeX, and citations with crossref.
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by cprecioso 5y ago
I can’t really remember who but some months ago a coding scratchpad website launched full virtualized Linux environments in the browser through WASM, you could run Node on it.
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by cprecioso 5y ago
This is basically what Next.js does https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/data-fetching/increme...
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by cprecioso 5y ago
In inverse order: - Some people do not like/use the standards he co-wrote - Cryptography - JWT is a standard for giving someone a token for them to later do something on your service (and signing them so you can be sure the token'
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by cprecioso 5y ago
I can see an update release on their Twitter[1] as of Dec 8th, doesn't look much stalled IMO 1: https://twitter.com/AppShrugs/status/1468576646856851460
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by cprecioso 5y ago
If this is really the kind of things this company would do… why are you working for them?
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by cprecioso 5y ago
Setup a cloud gaming rig and max it out :D
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by cprecioso 5y ago
You can have full TypeScript types in JSDoc-type comments: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/jsdoc-supported...
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by cprecioso 5y ago
Got it, thanks!
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by cprecioso 5y ago
What does it mean to “hack asymptotics”?
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by cprecioso 5y ago
I read that the kernel has been in trial for a lot more, as it had been deployed to Windows 10 Insiders for almost a year; so they’ve “only” been testing the new shell. They already went RTM some time ago and made sure the OOBE would update
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by cprecioso 5y ago
I think it’s just the name data from the Unicode standard? (possibly the CLDR data but I might be wrong)
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by cprecioso 5y ago
About your last point, this was posted a couple weeks ago on here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27870399

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