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dflock
3y ago
GitHub here: https://github.com/pykidos/pykidos.github.io
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Liam Proven does some stellar work for the Reg: https://www.theregister.com/Author/Liam-Proven
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3y ago
I get a cert error.
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3y ago
Nice idea! How does this actually work? I'm guessing it's wrapping a custom loader + docker + the image into an executable binary - or something like that?
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3y ago
Apparently, currently based on width: https://github.com/lapce/lapce/commit/87e0fc06f1862d9124d3fe...
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The nightly builds got word wrap a few weeks ago, not been released yet afaik, but will be in the next one.
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3y ago
Scammers gonna scam, whatever license you use - but, that said, this is the exact use case that the AGPL license is made for.
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3y ago
Bert Hubert has a great series of posts about European Innovation & Technical Capabilities which cover this whole topic very well, here: https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/european-innovation-and-ca...
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3y ago
I assume you're well aware of: https://www.unison-lang.org/ - as well as 9p and union mounting from plan9.
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3y ago
I added some before & after screenshots.
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Super Fast Reader Mode for the Entire Web, with Dillo Plus
(duncanlock.net)
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3y ago
Want “Reader Mode” for almost the entire web - and have every page load nearly instantly? Here’s how.
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3y ago
I have bad news for you about what the Apollo missions did with their bags of poop...
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3y ago
The Bombe was used to break the encryption and read German army and navy cypher traffic. It was kept secret at all costs, up to and including sometimes _not using its results_ for fear of tipping off the Germans, even if this resulted in lo
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3y ago
A well run open source ebook project, producing the highest quality ebooks. Always looking for volunteers as well as donations.
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Don't do that, do this: https://haim.dev/posts/2020-07-28-dual-monitor-kvm/ - free and works great!
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3y ago
This needs a country filter, which I couldn't see anywhere?
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3y ago
Can we just put @jart in charge of computers now, please?
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3y ago
All the water we take out of the ocean ends up back there after a while, as part of the water cycle, we just borrow it for a bit.
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3y ago
Perhaps a better question is what Mozilla is wasting all that cash on - it's not going to Firefox development, afaict.
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3y ago
Too many domesticated honey bees - and not enough wild bees, or other insects - which are all in alarming decline.
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3y ago
> The court found that young people have a constitutional right to a healthful environment and that the state must consider potential climate damage when approving projects.
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3y ago
Probably better off with lnav
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3y ago
The theming on Linux desktops is generally CSS based. For example, gtk/gnome shell is fully styled with CSS - with shell extensions written in JS.
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These are great and Tim Hunkin is great too! I fondly remember watching these when they first aired on TV in the UK when I was a kid - and they're on YouTube and still great! His yt channel is also good, lots of really interesting make
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3y ago
This is my version of this idea: https://duncanlock.net/blog/2022/11/22/automatically-publish... I run miniflux locally as an RSS aggregator, which I query with a little script, export the feed list and
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This is from February?
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If this scales up, and I see no reason it wouldn't - this is extremely good news. Can someone dump a billion dollars on this and speed up the scale out?
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So, if it saves devs an ~hour a month, it's a big positive ROI - seems worth it to me?
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HTML is for marking up the semantics of content - lists, headings, emphasis, etc… CSS is for presentation - how is appears in the target medium. The layout is 100% visual presentation and 100% belongs where it is, in CSS. Dealing with multi
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