harvie

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by harvie 12d ago
Jabber/XMPP started to suck at the moment we've started using smartphones that keep reconnecting between wifi and mobile networks as i move around. relying on that single persistent TCP connection does not make sense anymore. This
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by harvie 19d ago
Sometimes i am using an urinal and i feel like no engineers were involved in the design. Glad to see someone is actually approaching this with proper science. There is more to it than the splashback tho. Sometimes it seems that the surfaces
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by harvie 24d ago
I am still not sold on those reusable plastic bottles and how these are better for environment and health then regular soda bottles. I use maybe one PET water bottle each month when i go for outdoor activities. PET bottle i would buy anyway
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by harvie 25d ago
https://github.com/multikernel/linux https://multikernel.io/
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Mklinux Multikernel: Run several Linux kernels at once, bare metal, no VT-x(lore.kernel.org)
10 points by harvie 25d ago|6 comments
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by harvie 2mo ago
We've got GPU accelerated PostgreSQL sooner than GTA VI...
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by harvie 2mo ago
Imagine modified version of this game having local AI voice recognition and you would have to give instructions to the air traffic over "radio" using callsigns and everything. Just like the real tower.
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by harvie 3mo ago
GIMP. How do you feel about it? i know people were sometimes quite critical, it has different workflow than PS, but it seems it gets the job done.
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by harvie 3mo ago
All i want is car without infotainment of any kind. And a nice place to mount phone or tablet.
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by harvie 3mo ago
"Based on Qemu 5, we built Unicorn2 from scratch" What?
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by harvie 4mo ago
Thanks for mentioning that, maybe that's where i can start: https://archlinux.org/donate/
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by harvie 4mo ago
how comes gitlab shows custom messages to my plain old git client then? for example when you rename gitlab repository, or push to new branch, gitlab injects custom text that you can see. Eg. with new URL or where you can create merge reques
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by harvie 4mo ago
> How would that even work? Are you seriously asking how would sharing short text notes over internet work? If you need to be 100% git-centric, you can have git repo for messages. Client will then remember last commit displayed to user a
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by harvie 4mo ago
7+ hours into this and still no mention on archlinux.org webpage nor on aur.archlinux.org. Why??? AUR should have been blocked until user takes action to prove he knows about this. Eg. change AUR API URL slightly so yay/yaourt users ne
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by harvie 5mo ago
Can you watch what happens on a market just before the press conference and do the same?
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by harvie 5mo ago
or reimplement excel with sqlite as a backend :-D BTW sqlite can run SQL queries on CSV files with relatively simple one-liner command...
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by harvie 5mo ago
Can you just lay pieces of copper wire in the slots and fire it again to melt them into the clay surface?
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by harvie 6mo ago
i don't think phones are THAT watertight... they're not tested for long term submersion. usualy they don't even guarantee waterproof rating for more than first two years or when there are signs of wear. should work with some
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by harvie 6mo ago
Why not old android phones? :-D
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by harvie 7mo ago
Can't wait to see GPL2 ZFS :-)
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by harvie 7mo ago
No title text, No respect...
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by harvie 8mo ago
i think it's called EERAM, however having proper closed loop control with hand position feedback would be preferable in my opinion...
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by harvie 8mo ago
I beleive Android 16 now comes with termux-like Linux environment that can be enabled via developer settings menu.
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by harvie 8mo ago
What about using PI/2 ? Seems close enough :-D
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by harvie 8mo ago
Gadget mode can do more things than just network. I beleive you can set up your raspberry pi zero to work as USB mass storage microsd card reader. That seems kinda lame, until you realize you can also run transparent encryption on the raspi
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by harvie 8mo ago
At first it might seem that 6 is furthest to starting point and therefore it's quite likely it will be the last one reached. However whole process is chaotic enough, that once ladybug finally arrives to 4 and/or 8, the starting po
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by harvie 9mo ago
So basically a LLM from that brief time period back when communism felt like a good idea? what can go wrong? :-)
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by harvie 9mo ago
yes. and the websites require you to verify transactions with (unrooted?) phone. on the other hand phone does not require you to verify with your pc, so there's no second factor unless there is some unacessible secure island within the
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by harvie 9mo ago
This is much better than the stale-bot bs irreversibly closing perfectly valid issues just because the reporter have not replied for couple weeks.
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by harvie 9mo ago
Also upstream is extremely well audited. That's a huge benefit i don't want to loose by using fork.

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