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by dividuum 3y ago
Somewhat difficult to find on the linked list archive, but this exact issue was dicussed there. See the followup mails: https://www.freelists.org/archive/luajit/08-2023?threads=1
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by dividuum 3y ago
I apologize in advance: 'cat /dev/location > /dev/null & python -m SimpleHTTPServer 80'. Totally crude but works, even when turning off the display.
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by dividuum 3y ago
Probably terrible data point, but running "nc -l -p 80" within the iSH shell app on iOS opens port 80 and is reachable from a desktop machine in the local network. iSH has requested the "Local network" permission at some
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by dividuum 3y ago
Probably a whoosh moment, but in case people don’t know: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SimCopter
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by dividuum 3y ago
I, as a Linux user, built a similar system myself by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs and then using git on the mounted filesystem.
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by dividuum 3y ago
How exactly does that work? I get the sending part, but how does any keyboard app read received messages to decrypt them? Edit: nevermind: found the „use clipboard to read messages“ line
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by dividuum 3y ago
At the same time I assume they will also be the coolest for the next hundred years?
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by dividuum 3y ago
Exclusively from previous work relationships. Mostly around network infrastructure stuff (BGP automation) and e-commerce full-stack development and operation. I explicitly only took gigs that where very clear in scope to ensure I had enough
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by dividuum 3y ago
Not OP, but I quit 10 years ago without a clear plan with around 1.5 years of runway. Did a bit of freelancing after that and now run my own company. I'm usually more on the risk-averse side of things, but that felt safe enough for me.
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by dividuum 3y ago
I think that's what program_pubkey[1] is preventing. While you could still flash other EEPROMs, their then mandatory public key would not match the hash written to the OTP. [1] https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation&
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by dividuum 3y ago
The Pi4 has true hardware support for secure boot. If set up correctly, you won't be able to boot anything not properly signed. An incomplete overview of how this works is: * Instead of having all boot related files (start4.elf, kernel
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by dividuum 3y ago
Not that this contributes a lot to the overall discussion, but from what I remember, the misalignment in that case wasn't necessary. Vertices could have the same coordinate, but it's just easier in the editor to build that stair c
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by dividuum 3y ago
Iirc not a single sector, but you could built impossible spaces like that using multiple sectors with the restriction that overlapping sectors must not be visible at the same time. Otherwise you would get rendering glitches. In addition to
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by dividuum 4y ago
I tried a virtual DOS prompt and that too seemed to be working fairly well. But then it prevented me from running „format c:“ on that machine :-)
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by dividuum 4y ago
This is really impressively bad ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1g1okoQJEE ). The glitching alone is enough to not trust this thing one bit, but it's not even able to prevent other predicted cars from clipping into ea
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by dividuum 4y ago
Other games containing impossible spaces: * Hyperbolica - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1256230/Hyperbolica/ - Allows you to navigate a non-euclidean world. Good luck staying oriented. * Miegakure - htt
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by dividuum 4y ago
Wow. You're totally correct. Thank you. I must have picked up the wrong fact a while ago.
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by dividuum 4y ago
The Bond one is Courchevel (with runway designation 22, not 09) and a bit bigger from what this image looks like. Source: I've taken a stupid video there: https://redd.it/v7vkx6 :-)
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by dividuum 4y ago
I hope this doesn't sound negative, but I'm curious about the converging feature set of modeling software like blender and game engines like Unreal. From my total amateur point of view it seems game engines slowly get all those ni
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by dividuum 4y ago
Yep: https://github.com/nothings/single_file_libs
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by dividuum 4y ago
Can't help with how to implement this, but just to be sure: You should be able to use the same port in multiple instances if you bind those with SO_REUSEPORT. A quick search points to https://github.com/libp2p/go-r
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by dividuum 4y ago
Wait. Wouldn’t that mean that cropped images have the same file size as the uncropped version? Nobody noticed that in all those years?
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by dividuum 4y ago
Unlike steam, itch.io runs games in a process sandbox. I remember they had some interesting technical details, but I’m on mobile and can’t find them.
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by dividuum 4y ago
The default way is like this: https://ultimatehackingkeyboard.com/manuals/uhk60/mouse . Additionally there are addon modules for a trackpoint, touchpad or trackball ( https://ultimatehackingkeyboard.com&#
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by dividuum 4y ago
Would be really interesting. I'm sad that the Touchstream ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FingerWorks ) never got anywhere. Without sensing the keys it was really difficult to use, but the mix of keyboard and touch
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by dividuum 4y ago
That exists since 1996 :-) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MetaGer
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by dividuum 4y ago
Same here. I actually build a similar "3d renderer" and ran into the same perspective "issue" op had. Unfortunately I didn't figure out how to fix that back then. So I actually finally learned how that's solved
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by dividuum 4y ago
Couldn't that be disabled? I vaguely remember bypassing the login using the little help icon, then opening the help and/or (not sure) printer dialog and finally using the file open dialog to run explorer.exe :-)
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by dividuum 4y ago
I believe the Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg uses Delphi to automate their 1000s of model trains and hundreds of thousands of lights.
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by dividuum 4y ago
Can't wait for that Tesa battery ;-)

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