entropie

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   by entropie 3y ago

   Hello, Jürgen.
2. 242.▲
   by entropie 3y ago

   Technically we have 10€ coins that you can pay with (but usually nobody does).
3. 243.▲
   by entropie 3y ago

   This is a very old feature. Iam pretty sure that was around since like win 98 or even 95.
4. 244.▲
   by entropie 3y ago

   Hey. Any source for notation available? I fiddled around with codemirror to have my own notes app and iam curious about your implementation and would love to dig into it.
5. 245.▲
   by entropie 3y ago

   > Operating systems these days are all about hiding the scrollbar and/or making it as small as possible. At least while coding this is actually pretty old school to have no scrollbar at all. My emacs has no gui elements. I dont need
6. 246.▲
   by entropie 3y ago

   Since its a emacs guy its probably a self baked org/(e)lisp software capable of exporting posts in formats most people never heard of.
7. 247.▲
   by entropie 3y ago

   Iam pretty sure emacs was capable of rendering any images (invluding svgs) more than a dekade ago. I remember because I was really excited as I realized.
8. 248.▲
   by entropie 3y ago

   Thank you ♥
9. 249.▲
   by entropie 3y ago

   It would be nice if you consider to put it in a jsfiddle, or something.
10. 250.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    Yeah, linked in the article. https://jollyrogertelephone.com/our-robots/ Its very funny.
11. 251.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    Not true. Ingress is still a thing.
12. 252.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    > Then it just sort of vanished from public daily life, but somehow it lives on much more discretely. Its actually the same with ingress. At least it was before PG. I screenshoted the actual intel map. Thos connection between points are
13. 253.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    > How painful is the Steam on Linux/Proton experience on average? Its way better than 2,3 years ago and at this time is was already useable. Give it a try.
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    by entropie 3y ago

    https://github.com/rcmaehl/MSEdgeRedirect That should fix it, right? I use it for quite a long time now and it works with the search bar in the startmenu.
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    by entropie 3y ago

    Thanks for the explanation. > In regular passenger vehicles So this system gets abused in sports. I wonder if there are applications in the real world (like tracking of movement of (individual) cars).
16. 256.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    How does this work, RFID tags embedded in tyres? From https://www.tyrepress.com/2014/01/formula-e-tyres-to-feature... > “These RFID chips will be embedded in the tyres’ sidewalls to ensure their traceability, f
17. 257.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    Yeah, but I giggled when I read > The good parts and the bad parts. This is why it’s very important to stop and ask yourself if your behaviour is the right behaviour you want emulated in your children. That is like something I would say
18. 258.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    The bot part is done in node red (and is a relatively simple flow) it just calls a script that ensures no parallel downloads via a little daemon/fifo. https://gist.github.com/entropie/d265e94136b9777cc6b3190189b...
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    by entropie 3y ago

    My mother is able to send a telegram bot youtube URLs. She sends links to audiobooks, yt-dlp extracts audio and saves it in an incoming folder and shes able to listen/download it via jellyfin. Works really well.
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    by entropie 3y ago

    I really think that depends. I have almost only videos 10+ minutes on my homepage and in my recommendations because I almost only watch longer videos. https://i.imgur.com/7T5tUGV.png
21. 261.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    You only need to understand {init,commit,diff,status,push} to use git. When something goes wrong you can delete your .git and start new. This obviously not what you want when you have a codebase with collaborateurs somewhere public accessib
22. 262.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    The last 3 days I starred way to many times at the "this subreddit is private" page on reddit. Not because I actively were using reddit but because all my search queries (not all of them with "reddit") went to one or ano
23. 263.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    > Lot of people have complained that Google search is worse today without Reddit. If Reddit management kills the communities which produce the text posts it could have a real negative impact on Google. That is actually really true. Also
24. 264.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    I (obviously) meant the majority of subreddits going dark [1] [1] https://reddark.untone.uk/
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    by entropie 3y ago

    If I was a reddit admin I would think it might be smart to use the outage to bring software updates.
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    by entropie 3y ago

    > I'd say primarily because making money with an open product is very very difficult Well - Home assistant makes money in a transparent way and lots of people pay for cloud access without even using/needing it just to support t
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    by entropie 3y ago

    I have serious routing/peering issues all day long from germany (vodafone). Dyndns is struggling also for me the entire day.
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    by entropie 3y ago

    >To his point, even in the Linux world, DEs have accumulated the bloat of features, animations, complex compositing, front-to-back theming, and other frivolities that have made them large and slow. I use xmonad for over a decade now on m
29. 269.▲
    by entropie 3y ago

    Any direct links to the stations? I would like to save it in my mp3 playlist directory
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    by entropie 3y ago

    I use a similar thing [1], self baked. I have a bookmarklet to bookmark pages but it also downloads image/videos/gfycats and saves them on the server. [1] https://wecoso.de/bloogmarks