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by ctippett 2y ago
I've cobbled together my own assortment of services that achieves a similar suite of functionality Zoraxy appears to offer. Everything is hosted and accessible (ACLs permitting) via my Tailscale network – nothing gets exposed publicly.
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by ctippett 2y ago
There's an interesting article that was posted just last week on this exact topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40274662
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by ctippett 2y ago
I was waiting for the article to acknowledge that Hillary was from New Zealand, but it's never mentioned.
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by ctippett 2y ago
That's quite incredible. The power of having a such a large social media following I guess.
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by ctippett 2y ago
9k stars in 5 days for a bunch of logos (and they're not even SVG!). Interesting... Edit: This repo is super weird. 400+ open issues from different accounts, 200+ forks (what are they forking exactly?). All in the space of a few days.
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by ctippett 2y ago
Not to detract from OP's project, but I only noticed today that Atuin[1] also now has a feature that synchronises aliases (in addition to your shell history). I self-host an Atuin server and it's been super helpful being able to c
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by ctippett 3y ago
I came across this project after seeing a mod for the game Balatro [1] that used the artwork from the original Solitaire sourced from this repo. The README was so wholesome I thought. The developer obviously put a lot of care and attention
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by ctippett 3y ago
All credit goes to the original creator, I just posted the link :-)
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Remake of the Windows 95 Solitaire game(github.com)
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by ctippett 3y ago
I haven't tried this myself, but you could probably save yourself the wrapper script and execute your script directly by adding a shebang pointing to the Python executable from your virtual environment. printf '%s\n%s\n' &quo
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by ctippett 3y ago
First I've heard of this project, which is a shame because it sounds(/sounded?) quite cool. In case anyone else goes looking, I found a mirror that is current as of January 4th, 2024 (commit 61d225e). https://archive.so
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by ctippett 3y ago
It's worth mentioning the quality for fan-made edits can be, and often are, remarkably high. The only version of Obi-Wan I've seen is a fan edit by Kai Patterson (Obi-Wan Kenobi: The Patterson Cut [1]), which condensed the whole s
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by ctippett 3y ago
I'm a game-dev outsider, but I've come to romanticise the idea of creating a tower defense game myself. Ever since Warcraft III it's been one of my favourite genres, but everything I've played in the intervening years se
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by ctippett 3y ago
They document their testing methodology here: https://thingsboard.io/docs/mqtt-broker/reference/100m-conne...
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by ctippett 3y ago
I wish I knew of this earlier. My wife and I are celebrating our 5th wedding anniversary at the end of the month and our theme this year calls for something made of wood. Unfortunately the timing and logistical challenge of sourcing somethi
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by ctippett 3y ago
My father started a logbook for me when I was a toddler which I still keep updated to this day (I'm in my 30s). Every flight I've ever taken is in it. It's a really neat idea.
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by ctippett 3y ago
Not sure why this needs to be distributed as a Python package, all it's doing is making a GET request to http://api.subdomain.center/?domain={domain} . It's also missing requests as a dependency, so you'll ne
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by ctippett 3y ago
It'd been several years, but taking another look now I can spot the differences. I suppose the tooling for databases (or the expectation from users) means they all end up sharing a similar UI and where and how various features are impl
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by ctippett 3y ago
All airports have capacity constraints, there's the limit to how many planes can take-off/land, but also with how many gates and maintenance facilities they have. I actually support the idea of shifting some of this capacity to ne
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by ctippett 3y ago
Since you mentioned it, I was always curious if the team behind TablePlus were/are connected to the team behind Postico [1]. The UIs for both (at least before Postico 2) are almost identical. [1] https://eggerapps.at/po
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by ctippett 3y ago
Aren't these new iPhones using 3nm based CPUs? My understanding is that this would normally translate to less power draw for equivalent clock speeds, so it's interesting to hear the new iPhone is not only overheating but also has
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by ctippett 3y ago
It's entirely fictitious – it was an attempt on my part to use satire to bring attention the various products in market designed to passively capture and record video. If such a community were to exist I'd imagine they'd fit
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by ctippett 3y ago
[*] Home surveillance cam — Check [*] Car dash cam — Check [*] Bike helmet cam — Check [*] Drone follow cam — Check [ ] Face cam Those of us in the FreeCam community have been dreaming of something like this for a long time.
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by ctippett 3y ago
I remember being terrified of applying my aftermarket Thermaltake cooler on my Athlon XP, so I waited until I went to a local LAN so I could get someone more experienced than me to install it. To this day I still get anxious applying CPU co
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by ctippett 3y ago
It's several years old at this point, but I use Image Vectorizer (image-vectorizer.com) on macOS for when I need to trace a simple image.
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by ctippett 3y ago
Make no mistake, Google has a legion of Account Managers, Customer Engineers, TAMs – you name it – working with large enterprises in most/all major cities... Thomas Kurian's Google Cloud absolutely has sales and contracts in their
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by ctippett 3y ago
I wasn't aware, thanks!
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by ctippett 3y ago
Some of the new MacBooks require a charging port capable of greater than the current USB-C specification limit of 100W, that's likely one reason why they decided against coopting USB-C exclusively for charging.
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by ctippett 3y ago
Funny that you mention Monty Python, they almost had to cancel the production of The Life of Brian since their original financier was apprehensive about the the film's content making fun of religion. George Harrison of Beatles fame end
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by ctippett 3y ago
The article makes some convincing arguments and the benchmarks seem to corroborate their performance claims, but I don't understand the dichotomy between this proposed new storage engine (OrioleDB?) and PostgreSQL itself. Besides the c

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