fippi

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Reverse-engineering a forgotten 80s arcade game for the Taito SJ System(fippi.io)
9 points by fippi 3mo ago|1 comments
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by fippi 2y ago
I've just recently jumped on the vim train via the Neovim VS Code plugin. For a while now i've considered diving in, but felt completely out of my depth until starting a new job recently where some teammates use it exclusively. I
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by fippi 2y ago
Impressive! But sadly closed source is a big limiting factor for me. I've been using the similar `devtools-x` for a couple of years now ( https://github.com/fosslife/devtools-x ) which hosts a bit of a smaller featu
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by fippi 2y ago
By default, syncthing uses public relays, but thankfully that can be disabled
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by fippi 2y ago
And the 360 degree hinge is a big selling point for me! I'm glad i didn't pull the plug when i saw the KS go live last week. It's a great product but hard to justify spending more money for similar/worse functionality
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by fippi 2y ago
I also wrote my own pseudo-DDNS recently! With inspiration from a couple of similar projects on github Mine is a golang executable that runs directly on my OpenWRT-based router on a 30 minute cron job. The beauty of running it on my route
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by fippi 2y ago
This hits strangely close to home and i totally agree. I've been a lead developer for the better part of a few years and have found that the nature of it has completely prevented me from committing to work on difficult tasks as there&#
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by fippi 7y ago
I love meteor for small scale project - personal / utility apps and such. I haven't found anything that compares to the efficiency of spinning up a POC app; that being said, in its current form it is horrible for making anything o