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efficax
9y ago
I agree. This tool is pretty cool but I was a bit confused about how it could work since it just "worked" without prompting for a server. Looking at netstat it looks like warp connections are handled by connecting to an ec2 instan
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efficax
9y ago
Four points: 邇𤆻肹㾸𣾻㰈㼈𤆴僃𣊻𤆄肗𠪠𤆄㾻𠢻𤆻𤅶綻𤅋𣺻𠨰𤆄𤦴𤄫疐𠶐𤅴肹𤆰䂸㼈䂺𤄋𤅴肺𥆐䂹𤆄栌紌𤇀𤶔𣽛𤅌畜𤇂沃𠫄㲕脋𤅵𤄳𤶄𢩛𤇄昤㲺耈𠘱膀㢹𠷄絋𣝌𠥀𠘕𤪰炳𤶐腺䁋䀄𤨄𡈋ᖠ
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efficax
9y ago
whose?
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efficax
10y ago
Expanse isn't on netflix in the US, at all. It's on Amazon Prime in the US, on a 1 season delay, or $3 per episode (only season 1 is available for free).
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efficax
10y ago
Buck is primarily Java, just sayin'
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efficax
10y ago
More precisely, what it does is start a new init system on a pseudofilesystem, starts an sshd chrooted to that new system, and lets you then login there, where you can then, if you want, umount the original root fs, wipe it, install a new o
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efficax
10y ago
I run literally all of that, and a couple of virtual machines on my 2016 rMB. It works fine. Sure, I can't play Doom 4. But if I need extra cycles for my development work, I spin up an ec2 instance.
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efficax
10y ago
If you're a software dev in 99% of cases you don't need the extra juice you'd get from a desktop set up. For most of the day, I dock my laptop to a 4k display with an hhkb and a nice mouse. But if I want to wander somewhere e
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efficax
10y ago
This is why I don't use Cocoa to write iPhone apps, or Swift, but ARM assembly. True carpentry! Jesus was a carpenter too, and God spoke the machine code of the universe.
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efficax
10y ago
Why would you write something like this in C anymore? If you really need it to have a tiny memory footprint, write it in rust. If you need it to be fast, but can handle a runtime taking care of memory management, write it in go. C is just a
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efficax
10y ago
The Native interop changed with core >= 4.0, so that relatively straightforward way of accessing native js no longer works, and the new Native is (deliberately, I believe) undocumented.