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   by iveqy 8y ago

   It sounds way cooler than it was. For some reason I openened up the server box and during a reboot I saw the LED on the motherboard flickering in a way I didn't expect. So we tried to change PSU and then everything worked.
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   by iveqy 8y ago

   I once had a bug developing an IP phone. Connecting to one server worked but once on site with the customer connection to their server didn't worked, even though the servers where identical. It turned out that the power supply on their
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   by iveqy 8y ago

   So this is a framework to X? Framebuffer? Wayland? Everything? How does this software fit into all other software out there?
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   by iveqy 8y ago

   That was actually a special case if I understood correctly. gcc 6 dropped support for something needed by something else which prevented it to be upgraded
5. 95.▲
   by iveqy 8y ago

   This is awesome! But how does it work? I don't understand how this is possible
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   by iveqy 8y ago

   Many not tech-savvy users I know, never use URL's. They use the address bar for doing a google search and then they click on the correct site in the search results. URL's is already dead.
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   by iveqy 8y ago

   I needed a ssh server with some tweaks a few years ago. I must say that the dropbear code was very neatly written, easy to read and easy to understand. It made me to choose dropbear instead of openssh for my tweaks. I would have used dropbe
8. 98.▲
   by iveqy 8y ago

   or you can just start the file with: .LOG one of the few extra features notepad have =)
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   by iveqy 8y ago

   So what I can understand this is "just" a wrapper for existing GUI frameworks? Why is this better than just using GTK that already is portable?
10. 100.▲
    by iveqy 9y ago

    Buttons on smartwatches isn't dead. There are just a bit more niche: https://www.kronaby.com/
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    by iveqy 9y ago

    Because submodules is hard to understand. They require that you understand git and that you can add one level of abstraktion. Once you done that, they är great!
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    by iveqy 9y ago

    TIL: * people loves to draw penises (don't know any good way of preventing this, except require accounts) * never be lazy with xss
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    by iveqy 9y ago

    Sorry, for some reason the site is a bit unstable. It's up now again.
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    Show HN: Handwriting for the web(handwriting.se)

    37 points by iveqy 9y ago|24 comments
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    by iveqy 9y ago

    When using --depth=1 with submodules, git tries to clone a submodule. Let's say its master branch to the depth of 1. However the super project does not point to a branch but to a sha1, so except when the master branch points to sha1, i
16. 106.▲
    by iveqy 9y ago

    I would love to know the design and performance difference between this and redis.
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    Having working on an app that we just throwed more hardware at, to the point where the azure subscription cost could be lowered by my whole anually salary, by 3 months work of optimization. I believe performance does matter. We where a 4 pe
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    To get a reasonable real world working application I believe I've to do something like that. Thanks =)
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    I'm sorry, but all I've right now is a video. The software isn't ready to be released and I'm still thinking about how it should be release (closed or open source). I appreciate your feedback and will definitely reach ou
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    Thanks, very interesting. I didn't know about blessed before.
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    I single database would require a constant internet connection and would be much slower. I aim for 0.1s feedback, and that's hard going over the network. See https://www.nngroup.com/articles/response-times-3-import
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    While your idea of auto generating web gui might be nice (I haven't seen it in action yet), there's no such solution what I know on the market yet. I want to be able to have a native feel on every platform. That means a web UI, a
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    Thanks! It's written in C for the reason that I want to become a faster C developer. It hasn't always been the most convenient experience but I sure get better in writing C :).
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    Storing accounting information is not that hard. Generating reports on them is. I know about ledger and beancount and will definitely look into them. Unfortunately local laws demand each verification to be enumerated and not editable. That&
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    Thanks for the comments. I can't say I miss those days (I'm too young) but I do miss responsive applications.
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    Not yet, it's something really early and I haven't had time for a project page yet. Still figuring out if I should make this open or closed source. Hard choice! I definitely reach out here again once I've project page up and
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    I would prefer software that I use often to be hard to learn but easy to use. Seldom used software should instead be easy to learn, hard to use. I find that most software today is in the latter category.
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    Thanks for your support. The data is stored in a sqlite3 database. The next two big features will be network awareness (that is, you can have multiple databases sync with eachothers) and custom data fields where I was planning doing somethi
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    Thanks for your support. A comment about the single user and huge data. I've a test database with 100 000 account, 1 000 000 events, etc. That is about 2 gb in size. Not huge, but not tiny either. There's no multiuser support yet,
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    by iveqy 10y ago

    My thought is that such interfaces are bad for learning software and for get a good overview. But when you're a power user of a certain system (like the data entry staff) there's nothing that's better.