hexmiles

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Visualising Filesystems (2018)(medium.com)
2 points by hexmiles 3y ago|0 comments
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Portal 64: First Slice, is out of beta [video](youtube.com)
3 points by hexmiles 3y ago|0 comments
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Building a Retro-Styled Homebrew Computer and OS from Micro-Controllers [video](youtube.com)
1 points by hexmiles 3y ago|0 comments
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by hexmiles 3y ago
Say what you want about the "rewrite in rust" meme, but it really seems that rust started a trend of really caring about performance in everyday tools.
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by hexmiles 3y ago
It seems so if I read this right: https://mastodon.social/@bramus@front-end.social/11144816695...
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by hexmiles 3y ago
Smartphone can be finicky to use, also you "lose" access to the calculator if someone call you.
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by hexmiles 3y ago
If I understood it correctly, is more like something to run inside firecracker. Is like a toolkit to build a really small os to run a single application, that then you run on top of a hypervisor.
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by hexmiles 3y ago
It is opensource, so you can run on your hardware. Here the link: https://git.j3s.sh/vore
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by hexmiles 3y ago
Not OP, but i remember having a camera that use AAs and would not support rechargeable. While it powered up, it would not take photos and instead shutdown. I think they used to be able to deliver less power, also when i put them in the game
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Dave Cutler on Windows [video](youtube.com)
344 points by hexmiles 3y ago|213 comments
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by hexmiles 3y ago
sure, it can be done, but is not a solution to the problem as it will still leave a lot of people vulnerable. We, probably, need to rethink how we handle identity on the web but is a hard problem to solve
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by hexmiles 3y ago
But we need these alphabets to allow people of various culture to be able to have url in their native language, and I'm not sure how browser could help disambiguate all the possible Unicode symbol, afaik while there are some font to ma
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by hexmiles 3y ago
In another table they also mention type B that has a grounded plug: https://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plug-voltage-by-co... https://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plugs-and-sockets/
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by hexmiles 3y ago
Off-topic question from non-native English speaker, on the website is present this phrase; "We agree that the worst person to be stuck in traffic, is you.", I instinctively read it as them calling me the worst person, which is cle
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by hexmiles 3y ago
Can someone explain the rationale for not being able to call a static method on an instance? A lot of programming language do this, I assume there is a reason, but I don't understand what it is.
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by hexmiles 3y ago
But we are... I have seen quite a few redesign for fork and knifes for people with disability. It is also very dismissive, just because current sockets works, it does not mean there is no space for improvement for more secure, or reliable s
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by hexmiles 3y ago
i don't think inhumane is intended as cruel, more as "not aligned" with how human are/think/work.
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by hexmiles 4y ago
Yes, as far I know. To avoid this problem, I still carry in my bag two ethernet-to-usb adapter and an Ethernet cable to be able to quickly connect two devices together.
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by hexmiles 4y ago
Not really unless you count Ethernet as wired, in that case there are plenty of tools that work and is probably your best option (thing like parsec, nomachine, or even steam remote play). As far as I know scrcpy only work because android de
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by hexmiles 4y ago
We also have some (a lot) problem with Teams, to the point that I started recommending my colleagues to use it from a browser and nuke cookie and other data every time the authentication stopped working. Basically when we login we need to u
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by hexmiles 4y ago
Kinda... The story (of Betamax) is a bit more complicated than that, the main reason of why it failed is that Sony did not understand the market where it was selling. Also, the thing about Betamax having superior quality is a bit overblown,
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by hexmiles 4y ago
I think it is a reference to the show "person of interest" where an A.I. use an office (and is human) to literally print and type back is memory, in order to evade a constraint pose on its memory capabilities
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by hexmiles 4y ago
i think it also depend on the social group/context. in some place the word bottom kinda lost some of his "sexual" connotation and become just a "fun" world for submissive/unassertive. (to be clear i also think
84.
by hexmiles 4y ago
I don't know if it applies everywhere, but two factor come to mind: the (somewhat recent) change in energy and gas price did make heat pump a lot more competitive with more traditional heating solutions, and recently there are a lot of
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by hexmiles 4y ago
I also would love to know how it was able to do it. I tried implemented something similar for an application, but I wasn't able to tunnel only selected application in the end I use a SOCKS proxy and manually configured the application
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by hexmiles 4y ago
Hi, on the subject of hypermedia: I recently saw your talk when you showed hyperview.org as an alternative to HTML for mobile use case. As someone who is very interested in the space, are there other hypermedia implementation (if is the rig
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by hexmiles 4y ago
Thank you,
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by hexmiles 4y ago
Can someone explain what this line in the feature section mean? Telnet brute-force IP banning by sending UDP packets to a firewall host
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by hexmiles 4y ago
I noted something similar with colleague and friends. I really seem to bring out the worst in people, I'm not sure what it is. Recently I had a conversation with a friend that it is always really considerate and nuanced in every conver
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by hexmiles 4y ago
Could not be just bruteforce? Nature operates on a much bigger temporal scale than us.

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