donio

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by donio 5y ago
The movie depicted an entirely different technological dystopia. Intellectual property was the least of their worries.
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by donio 5y ago
Who cares that it's Rust if it's closed source? Also: "All cloud features are opt-in. Data is encrypted at rest." The fact that this even needs to be stated makes it a hard no, especially for a terminal emulator.
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by donio 5y ago
The one with the 100 radio buttons at least allows precise control, something that most volume controls out there lack.
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by donio 5y ago
> The flip side of that is any smart contract that stood the test of time should be rock solid. They all are until they aren't.
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by donio 5y ago
> The data they have access to is increasing by orders of magnitude. You can only go so far by dumping more data into it. Diminishing returns.
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by donio 5y ago
> FSD options they already sold would not actually become FSD within the lifetimes of these vehicles That's pretty much a given at this point but they will not admit it until a class-action lawsuit forces them to.
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by donio 5y ago
https://github.com/fosslinux/live-bootstrap is another approach, bootstrapping from a tiny binary seed that you could hand-assemble and type in as hex. But it doesn't address the dependency on the underling OS bei
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by donio 5y ago
I've had to clean up after some incidents like that. There was one where an accidental recursive delete was running for several hours traversing a bunch of mounts. root was mapped to nobody so it could only delete from world-writable d
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by donio 5y ago
My guess is that the creator of the first image didn't have an exact size in mind so when they were doodling in the bitmap editor it just happened to come out to that size and was trimmed accordingly. And then future images were made t
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by donio 5y ago
One of these is not like the others.
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by donio 5y ago
Technically both statements could be true. Doesn't seem likely though.
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by donio 5y ago
For me it's the simplicity and the availability of good Emacs based clients. For other services there are some Emacs clients but none of them are as good as the IRC clients. There are also some proxy tools that let me use Emacs IRC cli
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by donio 5y ago
There is a Discord plugin for bitlbee, that way you can use an IRC client to chat on Discord. https://github.com/sm00th/bitlbee-discord
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by donio 5y ago
RIP conkeror, miss you dearly
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by donio 5y ago
I am not familiar with QMK but I have converted mine to use a Teensy++ and wrote a simple firmware for that. The nice thing about the Teensy++ is that it fits into the socket of the original 8051 (clone), you only have to crosswire or remov
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by donio 5y ago
Yeah, the feel of those switches is a big deal and it's probably the hardest part to reproduce. One funny consequence of using IR switches is that direct sunlight can trigger them. I've had a few occasions when I was greeted by a
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by donio 5y ago
The idea with these keyboards is that very small movements and amounts of force is needed. The angle of that up key does look a little awkward though. On the Datahand those keys are more or less parallel with the finger itself so they only
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by donio 5y ago
If it's an option at all I would take a break from it while recovering.
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by donio 5y ago
Looks a bit like the Datahand, been using those for the past 20 years. One difference is that the Datahand also has keys on the left and right of each finger for a total of 5 keys on each.
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by donio 5y ago
What sort of legal liability though? What law, regulation or contract would they be violating?
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by donio 5y ago
Technically that's true since none of the browsers are. But not a very good justification obviously.
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by donio 5y ago
The examples seem to run fine and report counters without any special privileges. Building the toolchain and then building your own code with the toolchain is trivial too, I was up and running in 10 minutes, much of which was waiting for th
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by donio 5y ago
The GNKSA was the real deal. It was for Usenet but a lot of it applies to email too. https://web.archive.org/web/20160417105503/http://www.gnksa....
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by donio 5y ago
Thanks for deciding what's good for me!
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by donio 5y ago
I've only started to mess around with Loki but there is no way that it's more complex than a scaled up ELK stack.
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by donio 5y ago
I guess my definition is wider than that. I was thinking of phones like the touchscreen Nokia Asha phones, they have web browsing, navigation, music, chat, maybe basic facebook/twitter and the usual phone stuff but no app support. I w
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by donio 5y ago
Do you disagree? What then makes the iPhone 1 (as originally released) more of a smartphone than a feature phone?
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by donio 5y ago
Yeah, I would go as far as saying that the iPhone 1 as it was released was much closer to what we later called a feature phone than a smartphone.
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by donio 5y ago
If you are asking to live as long as you desire, I am all for that! But the comment I was replying to was ridiculing the idea of planning for the eventual end of one's existence so presumably they want to live literally forever. And th
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by donio 5y ago
How foolish. May you live forever is how I would curse my worst enemies.

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