filmor

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Python.net 3.0 released with .NET 6 support(github.com)
2 points by filmor 4y ago|0 comments
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by filmor 4y ago
You can nowadays keep your license plate in Germany when moving.
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by filmor 4y ago
LiPF6 = lithium hexafluorophosphate HF = hydrogen flouride
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by filmor 4y ago
The nautical mile is a sensible unit for anyone trying to navigate with charts (which, in the worst case, could happen to pilots). Feet, on the other hand, are nonsense.
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by filmor 4y ago
It was probably leaking refc binaries, see for example https://ferd.github.io/recon/recon.html#bin_leak-1 . Running the function (which probably parses large binaries) in a separate process ensures that it's proper
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by filmor 4y ago
There are no old-style classes in Python 3.
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by filmor 4y ago
webOS had something called "Synergy" which was essentially a set of databases/schemas/services to provide a unified view on things. I don't fully remember whether this was actually supported, but an app like Faceboo
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by filmor 4y ago
Knowing the alternative tuigreet ( https://github.com/apognu/tuigreet ), there won't be much of a difference between a video and the given screenshot. You have a prompt, you enter username and password and your Wayl
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by filmor 4y ago
Are you affiliated? There are three comments in this comment page by you, and they all manage to mention bamboolib...
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by filmor 5y ago
Not in France ;)
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by filmor 5y ago
Ha, I did a (much smaller) project combining Lilypond and Scribus as well. My patch for this ( https://bugs.scribus.net/view.php?id=14723 ) is still stuck in limbo, doesn't look like they are going to apply it any time s
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by filmor 5y ago
The Geforce 4 MX was a rip-off, trying to extract money from people who didn't know better. It lacked shaders entirely, so it was, feature-wise, on the same level as the first GF from 1999.
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by filmor 5y ago
Steam for Mac (and HL2 for Mac as well) only came out in 2010. In 2004, you're also still very much in the PowerPC era, so you wouldn't have been able to play the game on a Mac without some serious emulation effort.
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by filmor 5y ago
The Radeon cards came with coupons for HL2 a while before the game was released. My brother bought one from someone in school, there was quite a bit of trading going on :)
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by filmor 5y ago
The GeForce 4 MX (first in the list) was a rebranded GeForce 2, so just T&L and no shaders. The "real" GeForce 4 (second in the list) supported shaders just fine, as did the GeForce 3, so it got the pretty water.
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by filmor 5y ago
Native wayland support through pipewire landed in OBS last September: https://obsproject.com/blog/obs-studio-27-released
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by filmor 5y ago
I started using it (about 4 or 5 years ago, I think) mostly because I really don't like tearing. I never got a completely tearing-free Xorg setup working for me.
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by filmor 5y ago
A panic is a different kind of crash than a segfault, it can not be used to get your credit card information.
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by filmor 5y ago
You can still use pavucontrol for configuring in- and output devices per application.
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by filmor 5y ago
Sway is a window manager, not a DE. The right thing to compare it to is Mutter. I also use sway, but quite a few of my applications are from Gnome (like evince, nautilus, gnome-calendar, fractal...).
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by filmor 5y ago
If you just mindlessly fill everything with bricks and concrete, you likely need to make the lower walls thicker than the upper ones to support the weight... The whole engineering process can be done without ever looking at the budget as lo
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by filmor 5y ago
Please be aware that all uppercase comes across as quite aggressive. Writing a lot of data to a terminal can happen accidentally or by having an application running that throws out a burst of log messages. In both cases, you'll want to
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by filmor 5y ago
I think that jump was due to lto (link time optimsation) getting activated by default for Firefox on Gentoo around that time. It looked very strange at first, because the build log just pauses while the lto passes hog a lot of cpu and memor
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by filmor 5y ago
Do you mean something like this http://www.bromba.com/indicard/indicare.htm ? I remember that we used this in experiments with IR lasers to ensure that the beam was where we expected it to be.
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by filmor 5y ago
Numbers in multiple Sherlock Holmes books are spelled out this way, so that switch must have happened much more recently.
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by filmor 5y ago
Actually, another possible convention is "I don't care about the base", as in O(n log n) or in general in most of Asymptotic Analysis. This becomes fun when people start talking about O(2^(log n)) where the chosen base become
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by filmor 5y ago
Well, first doing `find > .my-index` and then measuring `cat .my-index` would give you even better results... I don't find it noteworthy that reading from an index is faster than actually recursively walking the filesystem.
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by filmor 5y ago
You could backport the patch, that's exactly how Debian achieves stability.
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by filmor 5y ago
According to Wikipedia, the name Microscope was derived from the earlier "Telescope", which in turn was coined shortly after the object was invented: > Galileo's instrument was the first to be given the name "telescop
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by filmor 5y ago
What do you mean by "CAS"?

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