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by indrora 2y ago
I had something Very similar when I used i3. I had some hacked together python that allowed me to yank a window in and out of the stack by name and stashed a window that was the oldest in the stack (basically an LRU cache for windows) It &q
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by indrora 2y ago
Google aggressively makes it hard for Chromium derivatives to not conform to Google's engineering choices. They could try and keep manifestv2 support for a while, but they will have an increasingly large and hard to support patch se to
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Connections Museum of Seattle is putting in a new installation in Denver(youtube.com)
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by indrora 2y ago
To anyone who has the need to export a telegram chat: do it with JSON. Please. Data dredgers will love you because now we don’t have to use Beautiful Soup to reconstruct it
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by indrora 2y ago
Probably looking at the realm of $50/ea for the side caps. Damn https://www.mcmaster.com/9139K37-9139K379/
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by indrora 2y ago
There are 4 videos in the article, each with different forms of predatory approach. It's very neat.
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by indrora 2y ago
If you hear the name “lab126”, that’s Amazon’s team. Nokia owns the shambling corpse that is Bell Labs. Looking beyond the English speaking world, I wouldn’t discount that the chaebols (LG, Samsung, Mitsubishi, etc) all have a few companie
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by indrora 2y ago
I'm reminded of part of (my family) history where I discovered that my grandfather had worked on the UPC system. The original "test blanks" for UPCs were steel plates with machined cuts in them, photoreduced down to small siz
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by indrora 2y ago
Having ended up in a situation where I attempted this: no. It is not the answer, it is a frustration where you wonder what "bean massacre pastry" is (chopped nut cookies, aka slivered almond cookies) or what they mean by "Sur
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by indrora 2y ago
I am always inspired by the work of Carol Highsmith[0] who has had the dedication to go through the world and simply document what she sees in everyday life and donate all of her work to the LoC. A personal favorite of mine is her photo of
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by indrora 2y ago
Short form: * One of the lead devs' laptops is named after Hitler's hideout in the forest * Their 2017 conference had a torchwalk that was a staple of Nazi youth camping (and heavily encouraged by the SS as a nationalism thing) *
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by indrora 2y ago
Or the self-reich-ousness of folks like Suckless[0], like telling the OG author of redare (pancake, who is a very competent malware reverse engineer) he's an idiot [1]. [0] https://tilde.team/~ben/suckmore/
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by indrora 2y ago
Interesting that there's no discussion of 9front, probably some of the most fanatical lovers of plan9. It is worth buying their copy of the programmer's manual for how good it is.
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by indrora 2y ago
I think it's because in English-speaking places (I'll say "The US and some rounding errors" to be explicit) the fact is that for a long time, cancer was a death sentence. This led to anything that is hard to kill as bein
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by indrora 2y ago
Anyone who has studied the later parts of the phone system know that at least a few of his stories are actually bullshit. It wouldn't be until much later (in the 90s at least, while he was in prison) that the advent of pure digital swi
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by indrora 2y ago
This is the case for some of the most amazing and out there developers but sometimes, you get someone who really gets into a small niche in gaming where their other interests are far flung elsewhere, like the ever lovely MOTHER series by Sh
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by indrora 2y ago
It's like a corollary to Boots Theory.
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by indrora 2y ago
The fact that () and . are there miiiight enable a pyjail escape. See also https://github.com/jailctf/pyjailbreaker See also https://blog.pepsipu.com/posts/albatross-redpwnctf
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by indrora 2y ago
Plenty of designs are going to not use a traditional buck converter and instead use something cheap and easy like the AMS1117-33 to just linear-regulate their way to "it works good enough" for everything under 1A.
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by indrora 2y ago
TSMC can work with partners for packaging (TI and IBM come to mind)
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by indrora 2y ago
3M has a whole paper [0] on their use of NOVEC for whole datacenter cooling and had a really cool demo [1] of it a decade ago [0] https://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/1838765O/3m-fluids-for-d... [1] https:&#x
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It's a Wonderful Format: Videos on Cdrom [video](youtube.com)
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by indrora 2y ago
The Rt5x can handle various sync pulses (Sync On Green, Sync On Luma, SCART sync) and the RT4K can handle "Just about anything"
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by indrora 2y ago
I've come to appreciate two things in salty ass tech culture: * Don't say "hello" alone in DMs * When you say "Just", whatever follows can be summarily replaced with "Go Fuck Yourself". Summarized pre
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by indrora 2y ago
you frogot "Visual" in there.
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by indrora 2y ago
Kinda-Sorta. Ish. It's a weird hybrid between circuit and not
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by indrora 2y ago
Stuff like this goes back YEARS. Back in the days of the Bell System, the upper management at AT&T believed that it was going to be circuit-switched forever, even as Bell Labs was building packet-switched audio networks and it was becom
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by indrora 2y ago
I honestly wish PKGBUILD would get a shout at some point in the world of "Not the worst way to describe a package"
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by indrora 2y ago
I was fully expecting [1] but then I just listened for a while and honestly, I get it. I can't explain, but yeah. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxGRhd_iWuE
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by indrora 2y ago
I attended NixconfNA last year as part of SCaLE. I spent quite a while trying to understand what Nix was actually trying to accomplish and how one would actually go about using it. Granted I was trying to do it on a Chromebook, but the idea

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