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This looks great. When working in smaller teams, there's a lot of pushback when the suggestion of adding a new tool comes up, mostly due to the learning overhead involved. This might be just what we need, since it leverages existing
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When I saw the finished model at the start of the video, my first thought was "clearly there must be some PVC sheets used". You clearly said that he's flattening the tubing with heat, but my brain just couldn't accept t
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3y ago
Django, mithril.js, and bootstrap. Django since it's a "batteries included" framework. Mithril.js for react-like features. It's a small framework, so one could easily read through it's code to understand how it wo
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That list seems pretty incomplete/sparse. It's pretty unsettling that paracetamol, as common as it is in modern medicine, would still lack a known mechanism of action. I wonder if it's just a hard question to answer, or som
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I would have thought that installation of Nvidia driver packages for Arch would do the trick. I'll admit that I'm unfamiliar with the interaction between GPU drivers and Wayland, so I'm guessing it would just result in an un
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3y ago
Just to clarify MQTT is a pub/sub protocol, while ActiveMQ and RabbitMQ are message broker implementations. As an example ActiveMQ implements MQTT as one of its optional protocols. Though if anyone's looking for a simple MQTT impl
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3y ago
Fine, as long as some of the profits from my rent go towards development of the Linux gaming ecosystem. It may not be the best way through, but it's the most hopeful path forward at the moment.
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3y ago
"Imagine a carpenter that says straight cuts aren't possible, just because they never maintained their tools and the last 10 cuts came out wrong." Anyone who's worked on a construction site would agree that this is not t
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3y ago
I've been using Ansible to deploy ~10 services from git repos to a set of KVMs. After paying the time tax of writing the playbooks, I just update a release version variable for the service I want to update and rerun the playbook. It
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3y ago
If it gets us closer to being able to run native Office and Directx apps on Linux I'm all for it. Snap enforcement already scared me away from Ubuntu for the most part anyway.
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3y ago
I've recently started noticing latter has been happening to me without my consent ;)
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This project is really great, and I love the integration it has with Home Assistant. Lately I've been stuck on the issue of getting my GPU mapped into its docker container. I'm probably in the small group that's not using th
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That was a wild read. Thanks for sharing. Lesson learned, but now I have to go "walk it off" haha.
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3y ago
They have their own template engine, but it can be swapped for Jinja2 optionally.
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First time reading this. Thanks for the laugh. Trigger warning for those who have worked on legacy Java/C# code.
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I inherited a codebase that uses this approach. You can use xvfb to get around the x11 frame buffer requirement. It works, but we are looking to migrate to another solution, since it appears that wkhtmltopdf is no longer maintained.
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I was just wondering about this sort of work after converting my gaming PC to Arch to play steam games. Glad to hear there are people working on linux HDR and graphics in general. Many thanks to all involved.
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3y ago
I wish there was something similarly affordable that came with ECC ram.
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Thanks for the tip about the ESP32-S3 ADC2. Coincidentally, I was about to embark on that trail only to learn the hard way. You've likely saved me a good deal of frustration.
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4y ago
Sparkfun sold a refill kit, but sadly it's retired ;) https://www.sparkfun.com/products/retired/10622
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4y ago
Seconding this. I picked up an Airthings wave plus sensor a few months back and have been quite happy with it. I was shocked by how quickly the co2 value would rise in my home office during a typical work day. Now I can tell when I need
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Every time I've been involved in a design process that involves choosing a GUI framework, QT is brought up, and ruled out due to licensing confusion. I love working with QT, but it's a tough sell when other frameworks check all t
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4y ago
I don't have any experience with papi, but this looks like it could be a lighter weight solution for those who don't want to pull in a larger dependency (hobby projects?). Just a guess based on a quick skim of the papi docs [0]. [
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This is the tool I needed while taking the computer architecture series in college. An animated simulation would have gotten me up to speed much faster. Working through each instruction using a pencil and paper was a slow process that wo
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Might want to add a tag line to the title. I was expecting something related to sock trading based on the name. This looks really cool, even if I don't have a game in mind that would make use of it right now.
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I have had some good luck scanning friends Windows machines to remove malware using clamav from a live usb. Live usb scanning has been really useful when a Windows install is too encumbered by the malware running on it. I wish more antivi
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Thanks for the update! I'll give the free trial a shot when I get some free time.
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Will desktop excel actually run smoothly on this? It's been ages since I've tried, but I didn't have much luck in the past. I'd really love to ditch my windows machine, but my employer makes use of excel plugins that on
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I've noticed it can be tricky to avoid PayPal at times due to their partnerships with other large companies. Are there any decent alternatives that are viable competitors to PayPal that one might want to move to if their terms become u
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Could you explain a bit more what "Data Oriented" means in this context? How is it different from the main stream engines? I've only done a bit of game dev as a hobby, and have only worked with a few of the usual suspects (un
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