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by hawski 6y ago
You're right. Commenters seem to comment based strictly on their perception of the title. I think however, that authors point was moot already - your network connected machine can't be static, it shouldn't be in years. There
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by hawski 6y ago
Looks very nice. Please, add also basic HTML (no CSS, no JS) rendering. Link tags like next in header are sometimes used to add some structure, that is seldom exposed by browsers.
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by hawski 6y ago
Thanks for your input! Those from AbuseMark look great. The USB-C version works if DisplayPort Alternate Mode is supported. It costs 30 USD, same as regular DisplayPort one.
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by hawski 6y ago
How about using iPad LCD panel as a display with eDP-DP adapter? Something maybe like one of those: - https://www.ebay.com/c/1874959655 - http://www.micro-coaxial.com/product-detail/edp-to-dp-cable
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by hawski 6y ago
There is a way to present different things for the google bot and humans, but it can and should result in Google ban. You're probably aware and I'm a bit too verbatim.
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by hawski 6y ago
It sounds like excuses companies make when they pollute the or exploit their employees. Solution for them to stop is to level the playing field by law. I think that one day the same will happen with software, and we'll all be sorry.
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by hawski 6y ago
I'm finishing up with a simplistic template for Zim wiki. That will enable me to have a website with nice Wysywig interface divorced from web bloat and limitiations, but also some of its convenience. https://zim-wiki.org&#x2
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by hawski 6y ago
The devil is in defaults. If at anytime ostree or Nix-like distributions will take over, then I would expect more "channels", "repositories" or other wie-heißt-ers, than distros.
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by hawski 6y ago
If you check the C sources you'll find that it's Lua itself and libSDL.
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by hawski 6y ago
This would also have a great application for commercial flights. It would be also a bit easier if energy would be sent only above clouds.
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by hawski 6y ago
Whether it is factual or not is irrelevant for the public outcry over the next conspiracy theory. I'm not defending it, but we currently have a crisis of science authority. I'm not sure what to do about it though. I wonder if putt
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by hawski 6y ago
I see a new wave of futurism with solarpunk. I hope it will catch on.
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by hawski 6y ago
If f-strings would become default, I would hope for from __past__ import...
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by hawski 7y ago
Connections on Zerotier itself often survive roaming. I was amazed when I went from tethering outside to home Wi-Fi and ssh session was still responsive. Although it can freeze and definitely can timeout. I'm yet to try mosh. I did not
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by hawski 7y ago
At your home install nss-mdns on Linux. It uses avahi for mDNS name resolution on your LAN. You can then forgo /etc/hosts and DHCP reservations between your machines at home. It is compatible with Mac's. I don't know wha
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by hawski 7y ago
Maybe you could start a script with a shebang. Call it something more descriptive like a Windowing Shell - wish for short. Put it on top of a command language and make whole thing cross-platform.
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by hawski 7y ago
Does anyone know the state of hardware acceleration in Cairo? I remember that gl backend was in development for years. Also AFAIK gtk in future versions is supposed to be done with a scene graph at the bottom of things, will Cairo remain in
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by hawski 7y ago
Tcl/Tk is like this up to eleven (in positive sense).
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by hawski 7y ago
My daughter says the same, but today in a play she requested a phone for her next birthday.
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by hawski 7y ago
Seriously cool. That also reminds me of DragonFlyBSD's process checkpointing feature that offers suspend to disk. In Linux world there were many attempts, but AFAIK nothing simple and complete enough. To be fair I don't know if DF
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by hawski 7y ago
That reminds me, that I would love for Netflix to have a common episode length filter. Or at least a category for around 20 minute shows.
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by hawski 7y ago
Gnome-Builder, the official Gnome IDE, builds flatpaks. I'm not sure how good it works, but idea is that one should imagine this brave new world of Linux sandboxed apps similarly how IDEs could work on smartphones. In the end the IDE m
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by hawski 7y ago
It has a jarring and useless full-screen white curtain up animation.
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by hawski 7y ago
I like the idea, but taking UX ideas from Android or iOS app stores leads only to frustration. For now there are only a couple of screens worth of apps, so it's not a problem. Search is quite useless. It seems to only display list of m
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by hawski 7y ago
But how many students but MacBook Pros?
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by hawski 7y ago
I see that cproc is under quite heavy development, but qbe had last commit at the end of November. Is it considered feature complete? I heard about it some months ago and was quite interested in QBE, but it did not enjoy high tempo of chang
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Burger King’s new commercial shows the time-lapse decomposition of a Whopper(vice.com)
22 points by hawski 7y ago|27 comments
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by hawski 7y ago
That is nice and delightfully simple. When I saw the title I thought, that it will transfer a file entirely via continuous QR code scanning. But it would be probably too error prone and too slow, especially without a back channel to signify
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by hawski 7y ago
No. Not desktop streaming in web browser. Btw Xpra also has an HTML5 backend. More like gtk's broadway backend, but for the whole desktop with fully browser side rendering.
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by hawski 7y ago
Going further are there any web Linux desktops? Like whole UI, text rendering and input is on a client's side browser. So also graphics with caching and video playback is just sending already encoded data through the wire. Video may ne

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