flatiron

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by flatiron 5y ago
I used to be a BSD nut. Everything everywhere BSD. Hack it so easy. All in one repository. Made life easy. Now a days I’m in a different type of easy. Linux does everything. Submit to systemd because it makes it easier. I miss my rebellio
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by flatiron 5y ago
When you install Docker desktop and already have wsl2 installed you get a pop up saying “you just want us to use wsl2?” And away you go. At least that’s what happened when I did it 6 months ago. Works great!
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by flatiron 5y ago
it would have to generate an e-mail by default, which means you need mail setup. on top of this you need to MITM the whois command (which is unencrypted, but still). This is not easily exploitable.
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by flatiron 5y ago
So weird. Todays ModernVintageGamer episode features this game and then this pops up!
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by flatiron 5y ago
At least for YouTube you can disable auto play.
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by flatiron 5y ago
I’ve only worked with the chrome store which is obviously open source so static analysis doesn’t work here like it does there. It’s a good question. My hot take is diff the syscalls. Easy enough to do. If you changed a bunch of them then b
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by flatiron 5y ago
This is a surprising comment! I have a lifetime plex pass from probably 8 years ago. They had a bad release a few years ago that broke some stuff. Made a post. They asked for logs and I uploaded them and they pushed a new build with a fix t
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by flatiron 5y ago
Totally. But there has to be some middle ground. If you did a 180 then do a manual review. If the app is fundamentally the same with a minor bug fix then why review it?
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by flatiron 5y ago
I took a boat ride yesterday and on the dock I asked my friend if they pay a flat rate for electricity or per kwh. He said a flat rate. Which obviously I joked we should mine Bitcoin on his boat. But I really wonder if we would get caught d
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by flatiron 5y ago
Redacted is still very good. Sadly spotify makes it too easy so I stopped pirating music.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Mario and Pokémon are in different leagues. Text takes up room.
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by flatiron 5y ago
I disagree. They took a bunch of time to compress the story and characters into that size. It was a triumph. Not close to “reasonable”
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by flatiron 5y ago
I’m always amazed at old nintendo and Gameboy games. I believe the first Pokémon was 512k!
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by flatiron 5y ago
They should be allowed to go in something like an S&P 500 index fund. But personally I have blackout dates trading my own company stock why don’t they have any restrictions?
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by flatiron 5y ago
I believe it also tosses everything on the stack which is certainly not optimal for the z80
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by flatiron 5y ago
Tor would work too
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by flatiron 5y ago
Oh I’m glad I don’t. You know what I dreamt it all up. Thanks for clearing that up. But honestly just subscribing to the Linux subreddit I see tons of amd gpu issues and never hear a peep out of Intel. But yes nvidia does win the prize for
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by flatiron 5y ago
Since it’s a laptop then I could see that being an issue though. Intels embedded GPU I guess are slow and clunky but work super well in Linux in my experience.
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by flatiron 5y ago
yeah 1440x900 does kinda stink, but the screen is so small it doesn't really bother me too much. plasma does a good job shrinking itself down enough and virtual desktops help. 99% its a full screen chromium window so who cares.
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by flatiron 5y ago
ive seen a lot of requests for an AMD version but i always see people complain about AMD's linux support. Do you plan on running windows? If you are planning on Linux is the support really as bad as people complain. I say that becaus
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by flatiron 5y ago
2013 MacBook Air daily driver here. MagSafe? Usb A? Sd card reader? User replaceable battery? Runs Linux? All checks. It’s light on RAM (which for just chrome and light app use honestly it’s fine).
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by flatiron 5y ago
Ppc notebook is a thing because ppc has been “open sourced” so you can just make ppc chips using great documentation with nobody knocking on your door. As a technology it’s dead as a door nail but it’s free as speech.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Dns is so broken in many different ways. It’s crazy it’s still the back bone of the internet when it’s insecure awful nonsense. It’s just ingrained.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Fpgas are very unsuitable general purpose computers. De10 nano is a very beefy fpga and can barely play doom acting like a general purpose 486 and lacks a fpga
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by flatiron 5y ago
i pay for plex (it was $75 when i got it years ago) and it has a very good dvr and hd homerunner support. it is closed source for profit but runs well on linux i was using locast as my "antennae" until weeks ago. my wife refuses
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by flatiron 5y ago
“Uhh ummm no” -code reviewer
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by flatiron 5y ago
I loved my centro. My first “smart” phone
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by flatiron 5y ago
I recently left Apple and my new company gave me a choice of windows or macOS as my device and I chose windows. I’m not really sure why. But I do have to say after not using windows for 10+ years it’s come a long way. Wsl simply is amazing.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Which I guess makes it C++? Is there a line you can draw between the two besides “it uses x to compile” I dislike C++. But I will say it has come a longggggggg way in the past 20 years.
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by flatiron 5y ago
For all that work why wouldn’t they just use a droplet for $5 a month?

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