emilfihlman

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by emilfihlman 7mo ago
This is just plain wrong. An extremely simple scheme is allowing voters to enter an identifier of their choosing and displaying that with the votes publicly. This is both verifiable and anonymous. Any issues you can come up with this scheme
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by emilfihlman 8mo ago
This is huge and amazing!
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by emilfihlman 8mo ago
E: Nevermind, it's my university Fortiguard bullshit. Anyone else getting certificate issue? ...Certificate issue was here
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by emilfihlman 8mo ago
I also use Termux daily! It's really a superb tool. I only wish we could have that same experience without requiring a native app.
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by emilfihlman 8mo ago
Termux is seriously amazing (with its quirks, of course)! Have you tried porting your test app to a web page? I'd really like to have a good TUI experience on the web.
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by emilfihlman 8mo ago
Sure it is. I, and millions of others, use it all the time with for example Termux.
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by emilfihlman 8mo ago
The thing with TUIs is that, using mobile native virtual keyboards, it's apparently quite impossible to make them behave in a sane way in browsers! I think the only reasonable option seems to be reimplementing one yourself, which is ma
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by emilfihlman 9mo ago
Why is this low effort article on top here? It's absolutely not a "Best" list and lacks professionalism.
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by emilfihlman 9mo ago
I used to use XFCE a lot, but since then, even though it sucks in its own ways quite a lot, Gnome defaults to a nicer environment nowadays and doesn't seem so resource intensive anymore.
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by emilfihlman 9mo ago
Yeah the reason Google and OpenAI etc are silent is because their services do the same but they "aren't the bad guys" so if they shut up the crisis will pass. This of course implies that the crisis itself and persecution of M
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by emilfihlman 9mo ago
The source has ttybuf[2] =& ~010; Which is another bug.
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by emilfihlman 10mo ago
Time to protect citizens from EU human right and political abuses, too.
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by emilfihlman 10mo ago
I think the important thing here is that governments shouldn't have the right to make life hard for ordinary people with punishments like taking away access to banks and finance system etc. As for the US slapping European politicians e
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by emilfihlman 10mo ago
lose*
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by emilfihlman 11mo ago
https://github.com/zabbly/incus/issues/89#issuecomment-30764... I mean sure, it's the UI component only, and not on the lxc repo but the Zabbly one, and maybe they treat things widely differently dependi
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by emilfihlman 11mo ago
But unfortunately it pretty much is, at least according to the maintainers themselves. They try to not diverge unless "necessary", and for most parts it's not necessary to them.
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by emilfihlman 11mo ago
Incus is very nice and super featured, but suffers from a few issues, namely unintuitive/hard onboarding and bad defaults, which makes giving access to people annoying, as it requires teaching them first and that they can't just m
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by emilfihlman 1y ago
>18650 batteries (which are the cells typically used in these battery packs) Absolutely not. Pouch cells are what most powerbanks have.
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by emilfihlman 1y ago
You know there is a difference between being polite and friendly, and kissing ass, right? We are also talking about a tool here. I don't want fluff from a tool, I want the thing I'm seeking from the tool, and in this case it'
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by emilfihlman 1y ago
As a Finn, it makes me want to use it much, much less if it kisses ass.
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by emilfihlman 1y ago
I find the hubris of this article absolutely disheartening, and toxic, and it frankly just reinforces how Wikipedia isn't a good place, and people who shouldn't have control over it have control over it. And it isn't because
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by emilfihlman 1y ago
I wonder if this could be used to throttle vms, like I'd like to set something like "this vm can only use at most x% of a cpu" measured over y time.
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by emilfihlman 1y ago
Once again I voice the only sane option: Skip IPv6 and the insanity that it is, and do IPv8 and simply double (or quadruple) the address space without introducing other new things.
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by emilfihlman 1y ago
You are completely missing the point, which is that decibels are opaque and carry hidden field specific meaning that is not possible to know from the "unit". This is not a criticism of how useful they are in calculations.
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by emilfihlman 1y ago
Thank you for the reply! Of course as a part of the Cryptpad team you have a bias, but if I'm looking to replace Google Drive and its functionality, is Cryptpad a good replacement, or is there another one, maybe Nextcloud(?), that coul
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by emilfihlman 1y ago
How does this compare with the French/German https://github.com/suitenumerique/docs ?
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by emilfihlman 1y ago
Hah, I see exactly the same issues as I had when trying to implement TUI on mobile (autocomplete fail, no arrow keys, blocking view, ...). It's just so painful and actual seems almost impossible to leverage the virtual keyboard for inp
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by emilfihlman 1y ago
Your css is broken in that it doesn't take into account the url/menu bar on phones. Yes it's a super annoying problem. You should change the css so that the url bar is always visible, and have a separate full screen button.
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by emilfihlman 2y ago
This game is somewhat stupidly implemented in that for clue "exercise in a pool" the guess swimming doesn't count, as the answer is swim. But more importantly we can see here that actually just getting user input with a keybo
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by emilfihlman 2y ago
I mean technically GitHub could intercept the exec syscall, but given that the shell allows executing other programs that call fork and exec, you can't really block it (and why would you, really). Highly likely that exec would work.

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