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by deno 8y ago
> Youtube should block all access from EU Google already has upload filters[1]. They do this voluntarily. [1] https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2797370?hl=en
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by deno 8y ago
See BrowserID. It’s based on cryptographic proof and would work with any backend, including offline.
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by deno 8y ago
Upload filters ala Google’s ContentId. The impact will be similar to Youtube in the short term. Since Reddit is GIFs not audio it will be topical things like FIFA replays etc. The ultimate goal is to lay ground work for filtering/shado
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by deno 8y ago
Let’s break it and have the browser handle auth flow itself.
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by deno 8y ago
Is there any reason cgroup2 io can’t be implemented in non-CoW fs?
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by deno 8y ago
Top post in this thread is about btrfs is on Tumbleweed, which is not an old kernel. My experiences have been similar. Btrfs is a great backup stress tool. I have no idea how Facebook is running it in production…
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by deno 8y ago
If you’re targeted by NSA you are going to lose anyway. Sanity, if nothing else.
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by deno 8y ago
Here’s a cool example of secret sharing from the paper[1]: > App store. A mobile application platform (e.g., Apple’s App Store or Google’s Play) can run one Prio server, and the developer of a mobile app can run the second Prio server. T
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by deno 8y ago
Or another way to think about it is it’s the home row moving around. Each hand has a dynamic <x,y> offset, units being keys. It’s like JIT compilation for your typing… Instead of having AOT plan how to hit each key, with what finger,
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by deno 8y ago
> In you're nice example, you're using your pointer finger to press the "c" key. Standard recommendations say both "c" and "e" keys should be handled by your middle finger on qwerty. Do you mean in
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by deno 8y ago
The scan is from a book called “8 Steps to a Pain-Free Back” by Esther Gokhale which I recommend reading and makes the case for a J shaped spine (rather than S shape).
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by deno 8y ago
> Qwerty has high percentage of combinations that require jumping rows or contorting your hand. And my point is it doesn’t matter when your wrist is not glued to your desk. You don’t need to contort anything if your hand is free and rela
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by deno 8y ago
> My "slouch" is more of a reclining position, which I find quite comfortable. Reclining is fine for relaxing but it’s not an ideal position for typing/work. For one thing you’re encouraging rounded shoulders, e.g. see: h
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by deno 8y ago
So are you sitting up straight or leaning back?
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by deno 8y ago
If you’re in a position to use armrests then you’re not sitting up straight. Likely leaning out on back “support” and your neck tensed up or on head “support” unless you have your monitor actually over above you. Needless to say, trying to
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by deno 8y ago
You need a slightly different mental map of your keyboard. I think I use the edges/shifts as a reference (Model F doesn’t have the bumps at J/F at all), but that’s just a guess.
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by deno 8y ago
I take no issue with anything on that list. The pressure on lumbar is because of the positioning of your pelvis[1]. > Speaking of, an adjustable monitor arm is the best investment you can make. I use the Humanscale M2. I have my monitor
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by deno 8y ago
When you bend your arms at 90° where are your palms? With proper posture/keyboard height they should be over the keyboard. If you’re sitting straight it’s natural to bring your keyboard to the edge of the desk. But if you prefer to b
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by deno 8y ago
Obviously I can’t prove a negative, but: > This made a substantial difference in my comfort level; it's amazing how tense you are under normal conditions and how much you can relax if you know how. That’s exactly the biggest benefit
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by deno 8y ago
The issue is the tension you create by gluing your wrists and then having to curl your fingers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nfwL_99pjA On Kinesis you minimize this issue but your hands are still mostly static and never
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by deno 8y ago
I’m typing this comment on an IBM Model F XT. The video is to show proper typing posture not an endorsement of chiclet style keyboards. But you could even type on this crap and be comfortable, because posture fixes the problem instead of ma
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by deno 8y ago
> It is natural to statically lift your arms like that for hours upon hours? No, just rest your palms on desk or legs when not typing. The point is to just not glue them when you are actually typing.
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by deno 8y ago
I don't understand the problem...? Here's a quick demo of me typing some special characters with my natural typing position: https://streamable.com/tavn6 For something like $ or # I’ll use my right pinky for shi
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by deno 8y ago
Acknowledging the fact that most people working with computers have horrible postures is not trivializing anything.
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by deno 8y ago
You can put everything in that list into 3 categories: 1. Fixing the problem: posture & monitor/keyboard height 2. Masking the problem: anything with the word ergonomic 3. Avoiding the problem: typing less/taking frequent (flo
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by deno 8y ago
Practically all ergonomic studies start from the position of compromised wrist placement and measure what angle does least damage. That’s how you end up with split “ergonomic” keyboards. This is the height you need for your monitor to not e
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by deno 8y ago
Sit up straight (fix your posture) and stop gluing your wrists to the desk or wrist “support” and the layout doesn’t matter unless you’re going for typing records. There is no magical layout that can eliminate the tension you’re artificiall
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by deno 8y ago
Cherry switches sound and feel like they have sand in them. In fact if I put actual sand or dirt into my white Alps keyboard it will sound and feel like that. The only exception are blue MX which somehow manage to perfectly replicate the ne
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by deno 8y ago
You’re right. I really just meant to say they are popular because of their ubiquity in gaming keyboards. That’s the biggest market for premium keyboards. You can buy all kind of pretty keycaps for them, which is what “gamers” care about.
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by deno 8y ago
Both of those are clones[1] of Cherry. [1] https://deskthority.net/wiki/Category:Clones_of_Cherry_MX_sw...

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