gravitronic

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   by gravitronic 3y ago

   Is there a trusted process on ios / macos to determine if you were attacked by these recent 0days? I hadn't upgraded to cover the last batch of 0days for a bit, and then safari crashed a few times in a row and one morning my open
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   by gravitronic 3y ago

   I was like you until about a year or two ago, and then set out to learn it enough to implement a site layout without having to resort to copy and pasting things I don't understand. It wasn't that hard, once you accept that it&#x27
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   by gravitronic 3y ago

   In your opinion who is?
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   by gravitronic 3y ago

   s/React/React Native/ Pretty sure they're using it on web everywhere and IMHO that's a decent choice when you need state management / DOM updates. React Native is a whole other ball of mud, taking UI decisions
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   by gravitronic 3y ago

   Any clues to what percentage is made with react native? https://www.threads.net/t/CuW_fXZOgPc/ would suggest to me the answer is "not much"
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   by gravitronic 3y ago

   Since 2020 I built https://sequencer.party Supports third-party plugins in a format called WAM2 (Web Audio Module version 2). Collaborative, like Google Docs. Sign in and start a session, invite people. Turn a knob, and it tur
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   by gravitronic 3y ago

   They were physical controls but there was SO many of them and they all felt very cheap that it was its own sense of crappy cheap and likely to break UI.
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   by gravitronic 3y ago

   Came here to say this! Only after reading about the leak here did I find the admission in the letter they sent, hidden under all this marketing copy about keeping you safe is our priority
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   by gravitronic 3y ago

   Every Nissan I've driven in the last ten years had had terrible UI as well - more buttons switches and hat controls than my simulator flight stick
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    by gravitronic 3y ago

    There's a lot of unclassified information about their historic capabilities, I'm pretty sure they can give a lot of detail without leaking anything not already public. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOSUS htt
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    by gravitronic 3y ago

    mbasic.Facebook.com still works
12. 72.▲
    by gravitronic 3y ago

    Reminds me of the pending update to 1Password 7 that I keep declining because the change notes says all it does is adds a deprecation notice for 1password classic
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    by gravitronic 3y ago

    Mmmm only difference is they blog about it afterwards.
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    by gravitronic 3y ago

    Cloudflare on top would be free bandwidth (bandwidth alliance)
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    by gravitronic 3y ago

    Generate a special RSS feed URL for their subscription posts that has a unique token in it? Then serve the RSS yourself and validate the token?
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    by gravitronic 3y ago

    I've built a modular midi / audio / video platform on the web, and encountered most of the pain points mentioned in the article. https://sequencer.party Some points: - you need to move all sequencing and audio &#x
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    by gravitronic 3y ago

    Here's the files you requested: https://attachment.zip
18. 78.▲
    by gravitronic 3y ago

    Find yourself a copy of the Alive '99 CD. It's a live set from the homework era and is awesome. It also came with a video DVD of a few tracks performed live, sans robot suits
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    by gravitronic 3y ago

    Sure, here's another example comment that tries to use a more sarcastic tone: "Oh boy, another brilliant idea for generating crappy code! Let's just automate our way to technical debt and maintenance hell. Who needs readable,
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    by gravitronic 3y ago

    For some, more. For some, less.
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    by gravitronic 3y ago

    are you trying to get it to spit out the entire solution in one chat? It's easier for answering one-off questions when you are stuck. I'm in the middle of converting some ruby code to javascript, so asking it something like how t
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    by gravitronic 3y ago

    The Idea Factory is a great book describing the magical period at Bell Labs where they invented the future. It's just mind boggling how much of today's world was discovered and invented there - from the transistor to information
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    by gravitronic 4y ago

    If the tire factory takes a day off, the truck in the field can still drive. If the rubber factory takes a day off, the truck in the field can still drive. etc, etc. Can't talk to a specific single space computer with no fallback? truc
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    by gravitronic 4y ago

    What an insane dependency tree, that driving a truck in a field to plant some seeds requires a computer operating in space. I really hope there is a push-back on this unbounded complexity. Mind boggling.
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    by gravitronic 4y ago

    Love vitling's work! https://www.vitling.xyz/toys/acid-banger/ previously posted
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    by gravitronic 4y ago

    Reminds me of the original use of the term luddite. https://www.history.com/news/who-were-the-luddites
27. 87.▲
    by gravitronic 4y ago

    look if the BBS doesn't have L.O.R.D I ain't calling
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    by gravitronic 4y ago

    What did you see? Please be specific.
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    by gravitronic 4y ago

    My friend was doing this with mIRC scripts on our city's DALnet room in 2001. His bot hit up random users, asked a/s/l, and if they were female would text to speech "BabyGurl18 is female". So we'd be watching
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    by gravitronic 4y ago

    I care. A lot. If libraries didn't exist today or were removed even for an instant can you imagine someone arguing for their creation? "I want to make a public space where people can go and take home media. All for free. Paid for