high_priest

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by high_priest 6y ago
Life is one big war. Just because you live in a pleasant neighbourhood, doesn't mean there are no malevolent people in the world...
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by high_priest 6y ago
Gluglu with their chromeOS has pushed the linux adoption line quite rapidly. Valve finally making SteamOS a viable product is definitely going to impact the change significantly. The only reason I still keep Windows dual booted is the Offic
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by high_priest 6y ago
Losing a bitcoin is like losing gold. Just that no one will be able to find it later, so with lower supply, price should rise.
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by high_priest 6y ago
The "Volatility" is purely temporary because of the market still being built. Eventually, the limited supply will make the currency super-stable and make calculations of actual worth of something super-easy. https://you
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by high_priest 6y ago
Looks like a normal PowerPoint to me
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by high_priest 6y ago
They did not reek with "EvilCorp software, big brother watching your moves". It was just "entusiast made software". It felt human made.
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by high_priest 6y ago
Does this blog have RSS feed?
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by high_priest 6y ago
There is an odd misconception in public, that "wireless" means full connection through two walls of rebar filled concrete... If you think that you can have pleasant, modern, net surfing experience without an AP in each room, then
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by high_priest 6y ago
If the author so desires, create a temp account with temp-data
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by high_priest 6y ago
If you will ever be able to integrate git into it, portabella might catch good traction with privacy freaks that self-host their gitlab/bitbucket instances.
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by high_priest 6y ago
Can you share the name of the Digitalsignage company? I am in market for such a solution
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by high_priest 6y ago
The nautil.us website with it's initial load of a few MB is a great example of modern web bloat. Even though I waited not much more than 5s, staring at the blank, white page made me not want to consume the content whatsoever.
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by high_priest 6y ago
I've been in contract with the leading bank in my country ever since they introduced their "online focused" branch and never had any issues nor have I directly paid for any of the provided services. Now, every time I saw some
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by high_priest 6y ago
I personally despise people combining terms like "fast" or "lightweight" with languages like Go and Python. We are looking at a build system that, to my knowledge, doesn't take any advantage from being written in Go
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by high_priest 6y ago
Imagine the symphony of 50 Casios playing the same tune, scattered around the house :D
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by high_priest 6y ago
It ends beings negligible, when you start to have 10 devices sipping 0.5-1W each.
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by high_priest 6y ago
Ok, but why? Is it about the "no custom clients allowed" part of ToS?
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by high_priest 6y ago
Your Frontend team is doing gods work, besutifull website. I wish I could create visual experiences like your website.
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by high_priest 6y ago
There is a tremendous need for a minimalistic chromium project that would coexist well with the Linux Tiled Window Manager ecosystem. With downloads passed outside the browser, favorites stored in some sort of JSON and support for native WM
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by high_priest 6y ago
These are, in majority, ffmpeg abstractions. WHY in tarnation would you need Node.js as a basic dependency?
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by high_priest 6y ago
Why am I not surprised that the PERL part could be solved with bash in the same space. Why are you so eager to use lang on top of lang, in such simple cases?
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by high_priest 6y ago
If you are not on Linux, please try Fork. It's plenty fast and very robust, I have fallen in love with it on first sight.
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by high_priest 6y ago
I've tried xRDP and it is still as terrible for fluid workstation interactions as is the whole RDP protocol. Sending only changing parts of the display is a great concept for data use reduction, but a quick x264 compression and simple