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by geoffeg 4y ago
You might take a look at Discogs ( https://www.discogs.com/ ) if you're wanting to catalog everything. I had a few friends with large vinyl and CD collections that use the site as their database.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I think it's for people that have higher impedance headphones or just want a more audiophile-focused experience (hardware playback controls, a dedicated device, etc).
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Also check out https://www.youtube.com/@blancolirio/videos He releases videos pretty quickly but generally tries to avoid speculation.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
If the entire windshield can be turned into a display you could have a car with the first version of "Joo Janta 200 Super-Chromatic Peril Sensitive Sunglasses" but in windshield form. If the car detects it's about to get into
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I assume most numbers stations have disappeared in part due to the proliferation of global internet access. But I've kinda wondered, how does that work? One of the benefits of numbers stations is that it was nearly impossible to determ
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by geoffeg 4y ago
So we shouldn't allow children to go outside where the lightning could get them! (/s, but I wouldn't be surprised if someone seriously believes it is what we should do..)
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by geoffeg 4y ago
"We've dispatched a Tesla Model 3 to your current browser's location. To verify you are not a robot you must drive it for one hour and achieve a better Safety Score than the built-in autopilot is capable of achieving."
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I assume/hope it doesn't let you have the video on while you're driving.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Many Mastodon servers list which other instances they block or limit. Check out the "Moderated servers" list at the bottom of https://mastodon.social/about
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by geoffeg 4y ago
How is that different from email though? Email providers will block whole swaths of IPs without telling you but you don't really notice it because it's very likely those IPs are only being used maliciously. We're in a weird t
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Is there a good library of mod/s3m files? The first time I heard Metallica's "The Call of Ktulu" was an s3m file that did a really good job sounding like the original, I've been looking (very casually) for that file
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by geoffeg 4y ago
This guy also made a video card from scratch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K658R321f7I&list=PLFhc0MFC8M...
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Somewhere some old, crotchety CFI that still uses paper charts and demands their students do too is laughing "I TOLD YOU SO!"
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I've been surprised lately by the number of people that don't know about or understand HTTP headers. One discussion I saw was on a project that was trying to decide what language to serve a webpage in. They spent a good amount of
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I had one of these in high school, they were great little devices, very portable for it's time. The keyboard on it was really nice. I bought a barcode scanner and wrote software to help my mom manage our kitchen inventory, which she th
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Can we just go full back plane with the CPU being just one of those cards on the back plane?
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by geoffeg 4y ago
It seems like most of the value of Docker comes from the Dockerfile more than the containerization. The Dockerfile defines how to (build,) package and run an app, including the operating system dependencies. (That's not necessarily Doc
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by geoffeg 4y ago
You might check out https://www.aptible.com/ . It's not quite as ridiculously simple as Heroku but they are HIPAA compliant.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Big Ass Fans ( https://bigassfans.com/ ) has what some might consider to be an unacceptable/unprofessional name and they seem to do great. One might argue that they're "unprofessional" name has helped them
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Has the quality of Tesla vehicles, specifically the Model 3, improved since production began? There were lots of reports of poor quality, inconsistencies and very long repair times when they first came out. Elon himself even said to wait un
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I've considered hosting my own Nitter and Bibliogram instances but I have to wonder if that reduces their privacy veil a bit. Wouldn't the requests from those instances be coming from a single IP, thereby potentially allowing thei
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by geoffeg 4y ago
True. If there was some way to de-auth or remove high target apps that might allow some level of deniability? (edit: I used the wrong word initially.)
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I find it interesting that Lockdown Mode doesn't (yet) enable multiple lock screen authentication methods. Requiring Face ID AND a pass code could be useful. (There are rumors that Apple will add Touch ID back to their phones in the fu
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by geoffeg 4y ago
So what's the resolution in that situation? Does Flipper Zero just throw their hands up and lose the money?
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Is the use of just the space free or are the drugs free too?
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by geoffeg 4y ago
How long before it negotiates a cut for itself?
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by geoffeg 4y ago
"Upgrade your cabin pressurization now! If more than half the flight pays to upgrade the pilots will lower the cabin altitude from 15,000ft to 8,000ft!"
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Why I quit using SwiftUI(chsxf.dev)
229 points by geoffeg 4y ago|246 comments
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Thanks. That’s one of the reasons I’m not immediately selling the gaming PC. I have a few older games that may not play well. I might still sell most of the gaming PC but keep the GPU (GTX 1070) and see if I can put it in my Proxmox server
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by geoffeg 4y ago
My Steam Deck should arrive in the next few weeks and once I use it a little I'm planning on selling (or donating, it's 7+ years old) my gaming PC. It's a tower case that takes up a lot of room under my desk, only serves one

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