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by dbrgn 6y ago
So much this! I'm one of the people that appreciates seeing "behind" the product very much :) If you feel that a real human person is behind all that, and not a faceless company, you're also much more likely to share fee
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by dbrgn 6y ago
That debayering sensor mod looks really interesting :) Nice way to quadruple the effective resolution of your camera, if you don't care about colors.
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by dbrgn 6y ago
Federation is no panacea either, it's also a privacy tradeoff, since the communication metadata is distributed across multiple servers operated by different people (unless you only communicate with people on the same homeserver that ho
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by dbrgn 6y ago
> I've had the need for something like this for a long long time now. Note that there are a few projects like this one, for example Subsonic or Mopidy. (Funkywhale certainly looks nice though!)
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Threema Multi-Device: An Architectural Overview(threema.ch)
1 points by dbrgn 6y ago|0 comments
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by dbrgn 6y ago
Oh, it seems that this is a duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24981029 , which contains an anchor (#main). If a moderator sees this, it would be nice if the two could be merged (with the #main anchor being re
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Threema Multi-Device: An Architectural Overview(threema.ch)
6 points by dbrgn 6y ago|1 comments
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by dbrgn 6y ago
Yep, I also used youtube-dl mainly on non-Youtube websites (Twitter, some news sites, etc). Definitely not a replacement.
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by dbrgn 6y ago
Ah, that was already being discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21162929 and here: https://twitter.com/HCornflower/status/1180749842349461504
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by dbrgn 6y ago
Interesting technique! Do I understand it correctly that offer and ICE candidates are already exchanged and processed before the callee accepts the call? Isn't it quite risky that data received from the network (an SDP offer that nee
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by dbrgn 6y ago
That's also the feature I love when using MicroPython. Having a REPL on the microcontroller itself, that can be accessed through serial-over-bluetooth? Awesome.
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by dbrgn 6y ago
Operating system updates are the responsibility of the base image. Use a base image that is regularly updated. For your own images, ensure that they are also being rebuilt regularly. There are a lot of semi-official Docker images on Docker
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by dbrgn 6y ago
You forgot Linux! https://lkml.org/lkml/2019/3/3/236 I'd like to point out (yet again) that we don't do feature-based releases, and that "5.0" doesn't mean anything mor
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LibrePCB 0.1.5 Released(librepcb.org)
3 points by dbrgn 6y ago|0 comments
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by dbrgn 6y ago
You can also just delete the modal cookie dialog in the inspector toolbar.
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by dbrgn 6y ago
Yep, my point was that if the phone/email thing is entirely optional, then users can choose not to link any non-random identifier at all. You are right that e-mail space is also quite small (albeit not as small as phone numbers), espec
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by dbrgn 6y ago
From the section "mitigation techniques": «It should be possible for privacy-concerned users to provide another form of identifier (e.g. a username or email address, as is the standard for social networks) instead of their phone n
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by dbrgn 6y ago
Threema currently only supports one-to-one calls (both voice and video). Quality is great if your network connection is good and if both participants are in an unmetered network.
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by dbrgn 6y ago
That looks / sounds great! Are the sounds based on samples, or procedurally generated?
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by dbrgn 6y ago
https://threema-forum.de/ was migrated to "WoltLab Suite Forum" a while ago. I didn't know that software before, but everything seems to work really nicely. Still has the classic forum features but it doesn&#
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by dbrgn 6y ago
That's a great explanation! However, it misses the part where modules don't need to be in a separate file, but can also live in a "mod { ... }" block within the same file.
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by dbrgn 6y ago
Yes. Check out https://rust-embedded.github.io/book/ .
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by dbrgn 6y ago
I use a waterproofed version as a water temperature sensor (in the lake).
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by dbrgn 6y ago
Using the OS is allowed. As far as I know, one of the reasons why there are more Windows demos than for example Linux, is that Windows provides more graphics/sound APIs out-of-the-box while on Linux the OS itself does less you'd h
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by dbrgn 6y ago
"A week of struggling with WebRTC’s nearly 750,000 LoC behemoth of a codebase revealed just how painful a single small change could be — how hard it was to test, and feel truly safe, with the code you were dealing with." I totall
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by dbrgn 6y ago
According to this tweet, "For TLS 1.2, this enables passive decryption of traffic to/from GnuTLS servers when the client supports session tickets (which is common)". https://twitter.com/__agwa/status&#x2F
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by dbrgn 6y ago
My personal favorite feature of this release: It enables the async/await language feature to work on #[no_std] targets. This means that with an appropriate executor, you can run async/await code on embedded microcontrollers! Ferro
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Rust 1.44 (async/await on embedded)(blog.rust-lang.org)
68 points by dbrgn 6y ago|19 comments
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by dbrgn 6y ago
I tend to pixelate regions I want to make unrecognizable in photos instead of using a gaussian blur due to this reason. Pixelation should be safe as long as the pixels are large enough, right? I wonder why Signal didn't do something li
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by dbrgn 6y ago
You can always download the scripts and host them yourself, right?

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