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   by dbrgn 6y ago

   The whole point of the article (and of GDPR) is that accepting non-essential tracking cookies without user consent is illegal.
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   by dbrgn 6y ago

   In case you'd like to know what's possible so far, here are two fairly simple but non-trivial projects made with LibrePCB: LoRaWAN water temperature sensor: https://github.com/gfroerli/hardware-v2/ Hydro
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   by dbrgn 6y ago

   Here's a video from FOSDEM where Urban (the main author) explains why he started LibrePCB and how the library concepts are different from other similar tools like KiCAD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vu-h5y6tK34 (Sli
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   by dbrgn 6y ago

   How's the native Android / iOS integration story for Pion? Are there any Java / Kotlin / Swift bindings around?
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   by dbrgn 6y ago

   Can you point to any evidence that abandoned crates are abandoned due to language changes (as opposed to lost interest by the author, for example)? Code written for Rust 1.0 will most probably still work perfectly fine today.
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   by dbrgn 7y ago

   Did you read the blogpost? Apparently you're not encouraged to do so.
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   by dbrgn 7y ago

   This post resonates with me. I'm not deeply involved in Elm, I just have an Elm side project (started on 0.17) with roughly 1k lines of code. Do I love Elm? Yes, definitely. It's such a well-designed language. Lots of thought went
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   by dbrgn 7y ago

   They do: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/commands/cargo-fix.html It works much better than 2to3 actually.
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   by dbrgn 7y ago

   I used to dislike the "field-like access" syntax because I was used to "await" being a prefix in other languages, but using await many times in longer function call chains with multiple await calls has totally changed my
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Thanks for the information, I also realized that a while after writing the comment. No wonder the experience is worse than in their native client, data channels are still terribly unoptimized (sometimes even broken in some aspects). Edit:
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    I last bought some 2kg of Fluitin 1532 leaded solder in Switzerland back in 2017. They still offer the leaded version in the online shop I got it from. Definitely still easily available. That stuff will last me for a few years. However, onc
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Huh, really? Against the law, or against the contract? In what country do you live?
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    The web version will be using WebRTC with whatever codecs your browser ships while the native version is able to use custom codecs.
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Threema Web uses WebRTC data channels to establish a direct connection between phone and browser: https://github.com/threema-ch/threema-web/ Definitely possible (but quite complex in practice).
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    The handshake could be encrypted with something like https://saltyrtc.org .
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    Testdriving LibrePCB Shows That It’s Growing Up Fast(hackaday.com)

    4 points by dbrgn 7y ago|0 comments
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    Ardour: 20th Birthday(discourse.ardour.org)

    2 points by dbrgn 7y ago|0 comments
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Thanks for the shoutout :) It's funny that my weekend project that I wrote to learn Rust suddenly has almost 500 stars on GitHub...
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Regarding 1: Tealdeer provides static binaries for Linux. https://github.com/dbrgn/tealdeer/
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Nice idea! Won't work for static pages though. Regarding log analysis, it can be tricky to get right due to logrotate edge cases.
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Matomo supports log parsing.
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Can it also run in "server log parsing" mode so that no JS scripts are required? This makes it even easier to avoid processing personally identifiable information (if you don't collect the full IP) and it works even if people
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Not all Signal alternatives store user information on servers. Threema for example has fully decentralized groups and even decentralized profiles (while Signal uses encrypted-but-centralized profiles, and their new Private Groups system mov
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Check out systemd socket activation. It's an awesome system that starts services on demand when they're needed by applications.
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Google Authenticator implements TOTP, which is actually a very simple standard: https://pthree.org/2014/04/15/time-based-one-time-passwords-... If you can extract the private key, you can transfer it to anoth
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    "Any other photo software are way ahead of this editor in terms of UI and performance, so I don't understand why this one gets so much attention." Can you name a few open source ones? I'm not aware of any open source RAW
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    For the record: $ curl -v keys.gnupg.net * Trying 37.191.231.105:80... * TCP_NODELAY set * Connected to keys.gnupg.net (37.191.231.105) port 80 (#0) > GET / HTTP/1.1 > Host: keys.gnupg.net > User-Agent:
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    Keys.gnupg.net Redirects to Analytics.sumptuouscapital.com(keys.gnupg.net)

    4 points by dbrgn 7y ago|2 comments
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    While I'm not happy with Discord either: Mozilla does not own Rust in any way, so they cannot decide what communication tool the Rust community uses.
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    by dbrgn 7y ago

    Jitsi is WebRTC as well :)