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541.
by eps 4y ago
If you are on Firefox and you run into an overall system slowdown, check how many subprocesses it has spawn. With the release of Fission (their website isolation tech) this number becomes unbound. In my case it was close to 100, each eating
542.
by eps 4y ago
They were also making 14-15K per month before that (it's mentioned in the post), so they were already extraordinarily successful as far as 2-person indie gamedev teams go.
543.
by eps 4y ago
... and then what?
544.
by eps 4y ago
Try Averia for the comments. In fact I would've loved to try a mono version of it if it were avaiable. http://iotic.com/averia/
545.
by eps 4y ago
As an old saying goes +---------------------------------+ | There is nothing more permanent | | than something temporary | +---------------------------------+
546.
by eps 4y ago
Yeah, I assumed as much that's why I asked. Your top comment implied that it's a norm in the EU. It is not. It's very much retailer-specific.
547.
by eps 4y ago
Not that I don't believe you, but do you have a source for that?
548.
by eps 4y ago
Your page describes a solution, but doesn't mention any specific problems it aims to solve. Perhaps it will click with your target audience, but for the laymen it does nothing.
549.
by eps 4y ago
There's always the Commons Clause rider for OSI licenses that prevents someone monetizing your work - https://commonsclause.com/
550.
by eps 4y ago
Good stuff. Ran into gifksi few times and even though I know how to do what it does, the demo gifs never fail to impress!
551.
by eps 4y ago
Definetly do that. I completely missed it because the price was in the text in refular font and it wasn't on the Download page or anywhere else on the site. There's no Buy page, so the impression I was left with is that you have a
552.
by eps 4y ago
This has gotta be a massive patent minefield.
553.
by eps 4y ago
The question was about one's personal side projects.
554.
by eps 4y ago
Why is there no pricing info?
555.
by eps 4y ago
Holy smokes! What a massive time sink it was :) Brilliant little gems, absolutely brilliant.
556.
by eps 4y ago
The original story is by Asimov actually.
557.
by eps 4y ago
Can the rendezvous portion be self-hosted or this tool is tied to that "deno" thing? If it is dead in a water without it, this looks more like an ad for "deno" rather than anything else. Hence the tepid reaction here.
558.
by eps 4y ago
Didn't the "pull down to refresh" UX come from one of them?
559.
by eps 4y ago
Erm... not everyone's cup o' tea. There's a handful of arrogant know-it-all "oldtimers" that does an excellent job driving newcomers away.
560.
by eps 4y ago
https://beej.us/guide/bgclr/ is the 2nd result for "beej's c", with first being site's homepage.
561.
by eps 4y ago
USB binding is fairly easy to bypass. Not script-kiddy level, granted, but it's still a matter of trampolining several API calls and then faking a presence of authorized USB device. At least on Windows. The reason yours wasn't cra
562.
by eps 4y ago
The project is 10 years old, still at 0.2 release, which is now 9 months old, and virtually no activity on the repo. Looks as good as dead.
563.
by eps 4y ago
Clearly the minimum length restrition should still be there and be reasonably high, so none of these would qualify. Your "see also" is about "multiword passwords", which is not the same.
564.
by eps 4y ago
Instead of requiring 12+ char passwords with special symbols and driving people mad, require a long passphrase. Everyone knows a verse from a song or a passage from a book and most people now have decent typing speed when it comes to text w
565.
by eps 4y ago
Even HN frontpage sometimes be "How I use Kawai Wasabi on Yakotori under Sashimi" and there'd be 100 comments, all of them serious. Makes one feel excluded.
566.
by eps 4y ago
Seems to be way off the mark, at least here in Europe.
567.
by eps 4y ago
The gotcha of "inserting or deleting a few bytes" is not in detection, it's in replicating this discovery to the target copy. Say, we have 1GB file and we detected an extra byte at the head of our local copy. Great, what next
568.
by eps 4y ago
They were effectively first easy-to-use near-/short-term forecasting service. It was also a true "indie" project with 2 (3?) guys with no relevant background deciding to tackle an annoyance in their own lives. They did it and
569.
by eps 4y ago
There are two sensors in the probe. External is good up to 280C (but can go up to 300 with app's alarm blaring), internal - up to 100C. So the potato trick works.
570.
by eps 4y ago
I bought Oura a couple of years ago because it's a ring that runs Linux and gives you some insight into your life. Well, it does run Linux, but the rest - not so much. Did side by side tests with another sleep tracker and Oura was pull

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