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by inktype 2mo ago
RustDesk still does not support encrypted connections when self hosting: https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/issues/3714
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Code on Incus: Security-Hardened Container Runtime for AI Coding Agents(github.com)
1 points by inktype 6mo ago|0 comments
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by inktype 1y ago
Note the "What is Replicube?" and "Introductory Puzzles" button on the bottom, which might be easy to miss.
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Replicube: 3D shader puzzle game, online demo(replicube.xyz)
175 points by inktype 1y ago|28 comments
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by inktype 1y ago
Comments are understandably negative as the press release has very little information, but I clicked vouch because I have a reason to believe it is legitimate
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by inktype 2y ago
I'm sure it's still out there, but I don't seem to notice as much prevalence of dedicated research trivia as I used to, like Damn Interesting, or Cracked. Lots of the articles would be some niche question that wasn't jus
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AllRGB(allrgb.com)
3 points by inktype 2y ago|0 comments
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by inktype 2y ago
I found it amusing that the license PDF does not use the font. (At least, the slashed 0 in the license pdf is not the backslashed 0 on the font web page.)
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by inktype 2y ago
See also: https://lock.cmpxchg8b.com/lotus123.html And: https://lock.cmpxchg8b.com/linux123.html / https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31455968
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by inktype 2y ago
You misunderstood my comment; we probably agree. If something isn't open source, it shouldn't be labeled as open source. I'm saying that there ought to be a more descriptive term for this license to differentiate from the usu
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by inktype 2y ago
Thanks. My initial reaction upon reading the submitted title was dismissive because I dislike when companies mimic the prestige of open source by saying "source available" while having a practically proprietary license. This is th
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by inktype 3y ago
Kagi says that it does not link private information and searches. I'm really struggling to see how that's possible when you need to log in to search. Magic? The anonymous payment options are cumbersome. Why not do something like M
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by inktype 3y ago
Windows and its ecosystem have already become a telemetry monster; if you're fine with everything else, you ought to be fine with this. The linked Intel support page shows the simple instructions for opting out of the telemetry. Having
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by inktype 3y ago
> No more datepickers please! Don't be surprised that people don't use native date pickers when they can't be configured to display ISO dates
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by inktype 3y ago
Unfortunately, "x y for z" can be parsed in multiple ways that result in opposite meanings. Explaining with examples: * [io_uring support] [for libuv]: "libuv has io_uring support" * [io_uring] [support for libuv]: &quot
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by inktype 4y ago
The article is disappointingly short, but at least for me, the title is true; at long last, 2022 was finally the Year of the Linux Desktop. May the YotLD meme live on in spirit. I finally switched my desktop and laptops 100% to Linux. Some
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by inktype 4y ago
In a past life, I grokked the gimp. I joined IRC to humbly propose a feature. "Why would anyone want that?" Not copying anything useful from Photoshop was a point of pride. Congratulations on 27 years of existence. Congratulations
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by inktype 4y ago
I appreciate that you are trying to be helpful, but you might be over-evangelizing trendy things at the risk of appearing patronizing; exa is a thing like the latest trendy grep alternative, and the point of my original comment still st
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by inktype 4y ago
The idea for your site is great. A quick suggestion: if you want everyone to immediately understand and sympathize with your cause, then use the tools that everyone knows in your examples. Using some long exa incantation risks alienating pe
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by inktype 4y ago
Yabridge [1] uses wine to seamlessly load VST plugins into a host. It pretty much just works. [1] https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge