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by jacob019 4y ago
I would also like to see some benchmarks, especially compared to aiohttp since that is what it appears to replace. I too am skeptical, aiohttp isn't all that fast, but it's execution time is negligible in a typical application.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Tangent, I know—but I am reminded of TempleOS, a pretty amazing OS written entirely by the late Terry Davis in his own variant of C. It has some amazing UI innovations and logical abstractions that never caught on elsewhere. Terry was aff
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by jacob019 4y ago
That will just raise the market price, scalpers will keep scalping and overall sales will decline.
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by jacob019 4y ago
I have never considered reacting to the database like that. If I need something to happen on db writes, then I cobble together some kind of event system, or delegate those writes to a function that takes care of the side effects. Things l
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by jacob019 4y ago
Seems there is a bit of vendor lock-in here with flyio, the way he's throwing custom http error codes for their infra. Can I just run LiteFS on a few virtual machines and forward writes back to master? With LiteFS, what happens if mas
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by jacob019 4y ago
The article makes it sound like it's little more than theory at this point.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Good call, updated and added to my layout :) Using em dash though.
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by jacob019 4y ago
I remap the useless caps lock to AltGr and then customize the whole keyboard. Mostly for unicode characters, but some shortcuts too—especially those F keys. I'm using Linux and do it with xkb. Can write a blog article if anyone is i
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by jacob019 4y ago
I have been a daily user since XBMC was available for the original Xbox. It just keeps getting better. Big thanks to the Kodi team!
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by jacob019 4y ago
Who's forcing? People are just enthusiastic about vim because of the productivity bump when it clicks. I thought it was fun to learn, and didn't take long at all. I went through vimtutor, that was about it.
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by jacob019 4y ago
I have four eBay seller accounts. They require SS# and ID as part of managed payments, in addition to the EIN. There system didn't want to take the information on one of my accounts, even though it was valid, and they suspended payou
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by jacob019 4y ago
Currently eBay requires verification of a govt issued ID and SS#, not just EIN.
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by jacob019 4y ago
You need to open a not as described return, not a non-receipt case.
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by jacob019 4y ago
In a universe of thought belonging to a primate under the influence of LSD who happens to be attending Berkley.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Perhaps the passage of time teaches that as well, as we collect examples of being wrong about things we knew to be true.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Used to feel that way, now coding is routine and no longer very thoughtful, and I can code when intoxicated without issue now, a little slower though.
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by jacob019 4y ago
I would rather not have to live in a world where google uses my credit profile for authentication.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Whoa there, what reasoning leads you to believe that "Big Tech" is more trustwothy than "little companies"?
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by jacob019 4y ago
So what! Few use that. I host a prosody server with lots of plugins and it never occurred to me to use it, let alone use cases outside if the XMPP ecosystem. Can the XMPP implementation fall back to google's push system. Does it ha
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by jacob019 4y ago
Seems like adding a random deviation to wakeup times would solve that problem.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Four and a half times "more exotic"--that's a cool way of phrasing "less popular".
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by jacob019 4y ago
I'm going to start hitting this "API" once a week to update the UA of my selenium tool that I call bullshit, that I use when I have to automate use of a business partner's website for lack of a proper API.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Would this help to reverse engineer an encrypted API?
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by jacob019 4y ago
Generally I would agree with that sentiment, but when we have Linux running on cheap low power MCU grade hardware, why not use it?
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by jacob019 4y ago
It seems to be made for injecting Frida into APKs. I'm having trouble understanding what Frida is. Can I do something cool with it?
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by jacob019 4y ago
Nice, he's using pipewire and gstreamer to send a video feed. Come to think of it, ffmpeg is capable of recording the xsession and streaming output via HTTP. It should be possible to connect to that with VLC or maybe even a web brows
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by jacob019 4y ago
Not at all. I use VNC as well. It's great for remote administration. In my testing VNC was literally unusable with this virtual monitor setup, some kind of bug reading the headless display tanks the performance beyond practicality.
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by jacob019 4y ago
You need to enable codecs, at least RemoteFX.
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by jacob019 4y ago
FreeRDP and Microsoft Remote Desktop both support H264, but the RDP protocol is complex and it's easy to break compatibility between clients.
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by jacob019 4y ago
FreeRDP3 supports H264 video encoding. FreeRDP2 has RemoteFX (non-progressive). Microsoft is using a customized libfreerdp, weston, and pulseaudio stack in WSL, to allow Linux apps to run in Windows. Xrdp supports H264 and audio. Perfor

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