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by hoherd 3y ago
`man 7 signal` on linux or just `man signal` on macOS will give you more information about the different signals, and shows what the different meanings of those are.
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by hoherd 3y ago
FYI they also acquired NPM. https://itsfoss.com/microsoft-npm-acquisition
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by hoherd 3y ago
I've been really happy with GoPro's TimeWarp feature as a hyperlapse alternative. I've used it on bike rides and car road trips and it's been awesome. It doesn't do the exact same thing as hyperlapse and does crop t
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by hoherd 3y ago
Quake 1 was the first stereoscopic game I ever played. Back in the late 90's, some local computer store had a 3D rig with glasses that had LCDs in the lenses that would turn the whole lens opaque. On the CRT, the left eye view would re
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by hoherd 3y ago
LOL, that is a great mnemonic! Now I will always remember how to spell assassination.
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by hoherd 3y ago
Can you give an example of when a design calls for stylized scrollbars and there is no alternative.
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by hoherd 3y ago
I've been using shreddit for years, and even have a fork of it with some options that I prefer. You could definitely replicate shreddit in selenium or just bs4 or some other crawler. It would be fairly easy, and could have identical fe
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by hoherd 3y ago
It sounds like being accessibility tools wouldn't be enough because they would also need to be non-commercial, which excludes most of (all of?) the popular third party apps.
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by hoherd 3y ago
At least it wasn't a tweet thread!
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by hoherd 3y ago
See, this is exactly what a blog post could explain. It's relevant because people who need a tool that hasn't been abandoned are looking for an alternative. The reducers in fx could be a replacement for jq in many use cases, and t
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by hoherd 3y ago
Seeing what a tool does isn't a comparison. A blog post would hopefully be insightful and point out non-obvious things, like how jq is arguably abandonware. https://github.com/jqlang/jq/issues/2305
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by hoherd 3y ago
thatsthejoke.gif
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by hoherd 3y ago
Got some example images you have processed?
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by hoherd 3y ago
That's because it uses Photos.app's library for its storage.
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by hoherd 3y ago
I too was looking for a replacement for Lightroom Classic. I was hoping this could be it. I downloaded it and quickly found that it is not it. - Photomater's photo library is the Apple Photos library - Files are copied into the Apple P
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by hoherd 3y ago
It makes me want to revisit The Web Of Trust[1], and apps like Keybase where users have a cryptographically verified social graph comprised entirely of people who were verified by another human that knows them. That whole idea goes directly
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by hoherd 3y ago
I suspect most of us would like that, but it doesn't seem feasible. Detection of AI text is incredibly difficult, and false positives would be a huge stain on the user base. Can you imagine posting a thoughtful comment, then having you
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by hoherd 4y ago
Minivans are the most convenient vehicle for families with multiple children. Minivans are not classified as SUV's.
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Microsoft shifts to a new threat actor naming taxonomy(security-blog-prod-wp01.azurewebsites.net)
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by hoherd 4y ago
I had heard him here and there, but the first time I really started paying attention to him was the Zero Landmine[1] project. After that I watched him alongside David Bowie in Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence[2] and realized he was the creator
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by hoherd 4y ago
It's a lot more than that. People do ray tracing with scratch. https://scratch.mit.edu/users/Raytracing/
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by hoherd 4y ago
Here's a write up I found recently. > This is a discussion of what happens when a CPU chip starts. It may be thought of as what happens when a whole computer starts, since the CPU is the center of the computer and the place where th
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by hoherd 4y ago
This is addressed on the page: https://notbyai.fyi/#legal-effect-of-not-by-ai-badge > displaying the badge on any asset does not guarantee the content is not majorly created by AI.
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by hoherd 4y ago
Imagine you shipped software that included references to docker hub images. That software will no longer work if any of the referenced images are deleted from docker hub. This will be the case with any helm charts that reference images that
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by hoherd 4y ago
For 24x7 production operations, 12 hour shifts make a lot of sense. You work 12 hours, hand off your role to the next incoming shift, and 12 hours later they hand off back to you. You do this for 3 days one week, 4 days the next. 4 hours of
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by hoherd 4y ago
IANAL but doesn't DMCA only apply in USA, whereas this case is taking place in Europe, and would thus provide legal precedent in some European jurisdiction?
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by hoherd 4y ago
The fact that they are going after a single DNS resolver instead of directly going after the site hosting the content is a huge red flag. If Sony wins, it does not solve this specific copyright violation claim for Sony because the content i
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by hoherd 4y ago
I use them as my upstream DNS provider for pihole. I've only run into a few cases where I've had to switch to something else because their anti-malware DNS results was overzealous. I don't recall the specific cases.
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by hoherd 4y ago
The LWN article discusses this point: > it was widely assumed at the time that SCO's real objective was to prod IBM into acquiring the company. That would have solved SCO's ongoing business problems and IBM, for rather less tha
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by hoherd 4y ago
Looks like just barely. According to what I found[1], the average age is 59, so 1964, which is the border of boomer and gen x. 1: https://ajrmediagroup.com/media_kits/Product_Partners/AAA/AA...

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