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by hoherd 4y ago
Don't forget Reamde: > It didn’t take a huge amount of acumen, then, to understand that the value of virtual gold in the game world could be made stable in a directly analogous way: namely, by forcing players to expend a certain amo
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by hoherd 4y ago
Sure, but https is not the only protocol. tcpdump is also pretty useless at debugging OpenGL. https is only one protocol. There are hundreds or thousands of other protocols that tcpdump works fine with. Some of these protocols are underneat
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by hoherd 4y ago
This seems really bizarre to me. They seem to want people to have the network of connected GH repositories, but this behavior promotes "forking" a project in a way that breaks that network, which is to `git clone` and then create
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by hoherd 4y ago
Fwiw, hashids do not solve OP's use case: > Hashids is a small open-source library that generates short, unique, non-sequential ids from numbers. vs the summary in the article: > So now when I list atoms from my filesystem or in
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by hoherd 4y ago
They would use quad-rotor drones as sniper spotters, looking for people hiding in the rubble.
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by hoherd 4y ago
> Effectively if a human can access the content freely without having to actively agree to a license or terms you can scrape the content. You can't republish verbatim, but you can data mine and perform an analysis and publish that.
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by hoherd 4y ago
Seriously. My first thought was playing the piano while waiting to be shot by a sniper. Ever since I saw some of the Syrian war vids, I just can't disassociate that sound from mortal danger.
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by hoherd 4y ago
Samus Returns was also incredible.
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by hoherd 4y ago
After seeing the graphics, my first thought was Blackthorne.
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by hoherd 4y ago
The default branch on GitHub has been main for over 2 years. https://github.blog/changelog/2020-10-01-the-default-branch-...
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by hoherd 4y ago
Nice reference! I had never seen that site before, but those albums had a significant impact on my musical journey. There was a purple victorian house in Colorado Springs where the living room was converted into a record and cd store called
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by hoherd 4y ago
I guess this is a good place to remind folks that scheduled workflows will probably stop working soon > The scheduled workflows feature is set to be deprecated. Using scheduled pipelines rather than scheduled workflows offers several ben
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by hoherd 4y ago
It looks like this isn't just iOS and iPadOS, but also macOS. In that case, there is plenty of software that fits that bill, such as Maya and Avid. I'm sure there's mass media, banking, video game development, and lots of oth
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by hoherd 4y ago
Stemroller[1] is another audio track separator, based on demucs[2]. The demucs GH page has an accuracy comparison table with spleeter, demucs and others. [1]: https://github.com/stemrollerapp/stemroller [2]: https:&#x
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by hoherd 4y ago
Yup. Even with Meta's huge layoff, they still have more employees now than they did a year ago. https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/yqweue/oc_...
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by hoherd 4y ago
Doing this would piss off the entire Apple user base of those companies, with no certain gain. Those companies would lose lots of customers as collateral damage in a war that they could potentially lose. Sounds like a bad strategy to me.
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by hoherd 4y ago
Better still, do both. Power your Pi off of your laptop server to get the benefits of its built-in battery acting as a UPS for both devices.
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by hoherd 4y ago
I firmly agree, but would make an even more specific recommendation to use the docker-compose setup so that redeploying the same customizations is easy. I do this on two different hosts so I have redundant DNS, and it's been working gr
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by hoherd 4y ago
PSA: these named colors can be used to set the color of Philips Hue lights using voice assistants. Most of the X11 colors can be used. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X11_color_names#Color_name_cha...
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by hoherd 4y ago
That's what we have PG&E for: Peaty Grapes and Ethanol.
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by hoherd 4y ago
Mobile phone games are why I bought a 3DS. Some were good, almost all being paid games, but so many were just repetitious gambling for worthless achievements, portable slot machines. When I quit putting games on my phone and used that time
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by hoherd 4y ago
After further thought, Awesome lists miss one critical thing: there's no way to navigate from the pages in the list back to the index or to other pages in the list. That's a pretty crucial feature of webrings.
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by hoherd 4y ago
I think Awesome lists kind of fit this bill. I know it's not the same UX as a webring, but it seems like having an index view would suffice. It's more utilitarian and less experiential, but would be much easier to manage and track
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by hoherd 4y ago
I've been using Prowl for 13 years and haven't had any problems. I paid for the app once and that was that. https://www.prowlapp.com
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by hoherd 4y ago
Announcing it ahead of time would've been a good start. "Do not come to the office on Friday" instead of "go back home".
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by hoherd 4y ago
FWIW you can run Linux on the EV3 and access the sensors and motors using a variety of programming languages. https://www.ev3dev.org/
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by hoherd 4y ago
Seriously. I'm not a twitter fan, but even so, it's a short-form medium. Why do people abuse it like this, especially with great content? What's so bad about tweeting a link to a blog? Anyhow, I use threadereaderapp to get th
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by hoherd 4y ago
Do you test your ansible roles? If not, you absolutely should be. Check out molecule, which coincidentally uses docker. It'll definitely make your ansible roles better, and possibly help you learn docker and how it does something diffe
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by hoherd 4y ago
I scraped a ton of Nintendo 3DS street pass relays from all over the world and used some homebrew code[1] on a pi to rotate to a new item in the list once every few minutes, which provided me an endless amount of street pass game data. Nint
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I had never heard of it until I bought a house recently and the home inspector was adamant about recommending a radon inspection at some point, not even from him. I mentioned it to another friend who had built a house recently and he said r

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