dsp_person

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   by dsp_person 2y ago

   Thanks that was inspiring to read. I'm curious your thoughts on names in all this. E.g. your profile/website (cool website btw!) uses a handle or brand (badsoft), but no "I am Firstname Lastname". How do you introduce yo
2. 62.▲
   by dsp_person 2y ago

   "Distraction Free Writing" with pic of rainy background - would be pretty if this is animated!
3. 63.▲
   by dsp_person 2y ago

   Would love to see a new project doing a complete re-write of the standard office suite - desktop / local first - cross-platform and first-class wasm build - optional online/collab capabilities - low bloat and fast compile time - h
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   by dsp_person 2y ago

   Add the ability to export your account config (yaml?) and use it with privacy pass. Maybe even sync it with git. To avoid fingerprinting by config, have a page where the community can share and vote on best configs, then clone and use a pop
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   by dsp_person 2y ago

   Still using wine+foobar2000 as my music player here. The only issue I can think of is sometimes when when turning my screens off and back on, the UI might be glitched and need a restart.
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   by dsp_person 2y ago

   A simple solution is to use bubblewrap locally. Only bind mount specific directories into it and a copy of your vscode config (which you could merge any changes back if you need). Then you can install random extensions and let the AI wreak
7. 67.▲
   by dsp_person 2y ago

   recent concerns from https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/onlyoffice >> Since Qt5 is now already outdated, > Yes, every dependency onlyoffice uses is outdated. They even use v8 8.9 that doesn't include any
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   by dsp_person 2y ago

   I'm impressed how wlroots compiles in under 3 seconds for me
9. 69.▲
   by dsp_person 2y ago

   this would be cool for soundcloud likes weirdly I only listen to spotify if someone sends me something
10. 70.▲
    by dsp_person 2y ago

    I noticed the trend of "Made with (Love emoji)", but has anyone tried Made with Hate or other emotions?
11. 71.▲
    by dsp_person 2y ago

    Cool demos! Interesting to think of these not as 64 byte programs, but something like 24 bytes or less (<3 bits each for the 6 symbols).
12. 72.▲
    by dsp_person 2y ago

    Love the bouncing progress bar. Also nice ffmpeg wasm only 11MB
13. 73.▲
    by dsp_person 2y ago

    How much does testing cost? Curious about my protein powder. This would be cool as a crowd funded thing with publicly shared results of various products.
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    Are there any issues or tricks for syncthing in termux, for e.g. always running in the background?
15. 75.▲
    by dsp_person 2y ago

    do you leave USB or wireless debugging enabled at all times?
16. 76.▲
    by dsp_person 2y ago

    Idk why you say so. It doesn't take much searching to find receipts for people showing 3-4Gbps. But "realistic" is gonna be very hardware/firmware dependent, proximity to router, etc. Examples 2 yrs ago hitting 3.9Gbps
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    oof love on this page how scrolling hijacks the back button
18. 78.▲
    by dsp_person 2y ago

    Wifi 7 + MLO = 4Gbps >> 2.5Gbps
19. 79.▲
    by dsp_person 2y ago

    thanks, could definitely consider doing an access point instead of full router replacement seems like this one doesn't currently have MLO but might come in a future firmware update. Though then limited by single 2.5Gbps ethernet port
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    personally I was looking at replacing laptop wifi cards with BE200s and a new wifi 7 router to get at least 2Gbps for local network file shares sans cables. People also seem to get 4Gbps with MLO enabled. but the 6GHz routers are very expen
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    Wouldn't we only have 2 actors, the kernel and our program / event loop? But "actors" plural makes it sound like a system of many independent nodes "sends new messages to other actors and computes a new local state
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    Hmm any way for this to work in kde plasma wayland? In yakuake they have to register the Open/Retract shortcut with KGlobalAccel [1] and I don't think global shortcuts are implemented otherwise [1] https://github.com&#x
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    AUR not even needed https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/ghostty/
24. 84.▲
    by dsp_person 2y ago

    I tried the 120Hz demo but can't really tell there's any effect. Does it look cooler with 240Hz?
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    I just enabled copilot and I see in the settings this is checked by default https://github.com/settings/copilot > - [x] Allow GitHub to use my code snippets from the code editor for product improvements > > Al
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    An example where auditors not having the threat model did not help the audit: https://defuse.ca/audits/gocryptfs.htm > We believe the reason these vulnerabilities exist is because gocryptfs doesn’t have a clearly sp
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    weird, when I googled it I found full access in same site and same DOI https://journals.sagepub.com/eprint/GYY8QMPZAJRVRZQD7EJT/ful...
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    Interesting... I've been playing with the idea of embedding more python in my C, no cython or anything just using <Python.h> and <numpy/arrayobject.h>. From one perspective it's just "free" C-bindings to
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    You could also run a limited demo of your desktop application in a browser, where people have to pay to get access to the full thing.
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    by dsp_person 2y ago

    I've been writing C code a lot more like scripting after familiarizing with how easy it is to use gdb compared to jumping through hoops say in vscode to setup a new build target for every new C file I want to mess with. Just write `tes