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91.
by harel 9mo ago
I don't know what happened that the UK got to the state it is in. It's not just a war on "general computing" as someone said here. It feels like a war on the "general population".
92.
by harel 9mo ago
I'm get you and and I'm behind you 1000% and I wish there was something I could offer as substantial help. Iran as a culture and a people is very dear to me even though the current regime would rather have me not breathing on acco
93.
by harel 9mo ago
My Iranian friends live between a state of high hope (at times like this) to crushing frustration when it does not succeed. I'm hoping we avoid the latter state this time around.
94.
by harel 9mo ago
And I naively assumed the one at the Royal Albert Hall in London is pretty big...
95.
by harel 9mo ago
Yeah I know, I spoke to "you" around that time and a bit earlier, but I wasn't convinced enough to switch. It seemed like arcane magic to me then.
96.
by harel 9mo ago
Maybe I'm more tolerant, but for me Linux was ready for the desktop in 2005 and windows 11 is ok for what I use it for (cubase and games). When I switched my laptop from Windows XP it was a test. 3 years later I noticed I didn't b
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Dittytoy – Generative Music Playground(dittytoy.net)
10 points by harel 10mo ago|1 comments
98.
by harel 10mo ago
For the purpose of AI Tools, you can also have one workspace, or one directory where multiple repos are cloned to as a parent. Just saying...
99.
by harel 11mo ago
You probably saved me a future grand++. Thanks
100.
by harel 11mo ago
This little heart warmer taught more more about game/binary hacking than more specific articles on the subject.
101.
A Letter from Leonard Tramiel(facebook.com)
1 points by harel 1y ago|0 comments
102.
by harel 1y ago
But unfortunately they won't. This will not happen. They ultimately shift to fingerprinting our browsers instead of using Cookies but they will keep on tracking...
103.
by harel 1y ago
Amen to that, and to Age verification mentioned by @vmaurin. I get cookie rage sometimes from those banners. Most definitely I suffer from consent fatigue.
104.
by harel 1y ago
I use this on Gnome for a long time now, and one (perhaps) unintended feature, is that if I'm watching a silly "reel" like video which does not have any controls other than play/pause, I can actually control it and chang
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The Rye Language(ryelang.org)
7 points by harel 1y ago|0 comments
106.
by harel 1y ago
In the late 90s there was a website called fuckedcompany which was a place where people could spill the beans about startups (mainly in silicon valley). It was anonymous and a pretty good view into the real state of tech. Now there is twitt
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X-Copy on the Amiga(spillhistorie.no)
5 points by harel 1y ago|0 comments
108.
by harel 1y ago
This was posted a while back. I thought it was beautiful: https://yoavg.github.io/eternal/
109.
by harel 1y ago
Yes I know. It's similar by name, not by implementation details. We already have a right to work system. A different one won't change the state of illegal migration just like the current one does not affect it.
110.
by harel 1y ago
I'm a signatory of said petition. Scary times.
111.
by harel 1y ago
Interesting. It's got a number of VC hallmarks there nonetheless.
112.
by harel 1y ago
Meanwhile in the UK a petition to stop the government doing the same has passed 2 million signatures. On a technical level, I wonder if they will use verified credentials to drive this.
113.
AI model trapped in a Raspberry Pi(blog.adafruit.com)
132 points by harel 1y ago|100 comments
114.
by harel 1y ago
I don't want those banners. I don't want extensions or artificial solutions to a manufactured problem. I want to set up my preference in my browser, once, and have it respected by all sites i visit. I'm not sure why my commen
115.
by harel 1y ago
Actually yes the banners bring up cookie rage. When in cookie rage I'll click anything to make that banner go away. And then repeat the next visit. The banners make me not care. Give me a global in browser setting for that.
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Cheat.sh(cheat.sh)
3 points by harel 1y ago|0 comments
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Zellij – A terminal workspace with batteries included(zellij.dev)
2 points by harel 1y ago|0 comments
118.
by harel 1y ago
I've been using Ubuntu exclusively since around 2005 when they sent you CD-ROMs (remember those?). I've been trying to switch to Arch for about 5 years now. Not because Ubuntu was broken, but because I wanted something new. I some
119.
by harel 1y ago
I'm so happy this was posted as I had no idea this exists. I had an old chinese cam, completely out of order with a very loud Chinese voice speaking (no, shouting) when attempting to turn it on. It now works beautifully with Thingio! T
120.
by harel 1y ago
That's exactly it though - That's the word: A bit too web 2.0.... Serialize, Marshal, toString: timeless. Stringify: Trendy, gone with the winds...

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