jacob019

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   by jacob019 4y ago

   That is the EDID data for the dummy monitor, it a small binary that contains resolutions and timings pulled from a real monitor.
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   by jacob019 4y ago

   As a protocol RDP is way ahead of VNC. The latest versions support H264 video encoding and AAC audio. With a beefy Windows server and FreeRDP as a client, I can stream 1080P YouTube from a remote desktop over the Internet at 60FPS. RFX p
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   Use a laptop as a 2nd display on Linux using FreeRDP(blog.jacobstoner.com)

   277 points by jacob019 4y ago|137 comments
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   Wayland RDP Server with audio using Microsoft's WSLg stack(blog.jacobstoner.com)

   3 points by jacob019 4y ago|0 comments
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   by jacob019 4y ago

   Which is why Mate exists.
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   by jacob019 4y ago

   Could LiFePO4 batteries be used in these devices?
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   by jacob019 4y ago

   Dude, what did Canada do to you?
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   by jacob019 4y ago

   I fear that there is a predatory nature to the transaction--that the strong is preying on the dumb.
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   by jacob019 4y ago

   Need a REST API to implement HTTP 418 I'm a teapot https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/418 Or maybe even the whole the Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol (HTCP
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    Love it, and the video. Will install tomorrow.
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    I love GIMP. I don't care for photoshop.
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    Prison--no... we do too much of that in this country already. He should be defeated though.
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    That's fair, I just think it's a shame that Firefox's market share has grown so low. It's still my favorite. I also believe that Blink hegemony is bad for open web standards. Use what you want, but not chrome.
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    These stories of people being banned by google without recourse are so common, it's amazing that anyone here is still using google for anything important. First of all, get off of gmail. If you do nothing else, get off of gmail. I&#
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    Wifi-Direct... what are the chances that someone else is downloading the same torrent within wifi range of me?
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    What are the chances that the firmware is signed?
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    Truffle fries don't contain truffles. French fries don't come from france. I don't think the restaurant is to blame for our language. You want every restaurant to start calling them immitation truffle fries?
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    You should be able to repackage it as a module.
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    Sounds very contrived, I would like to see side by side comparisons performing the same tasks.
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    It's a cool project, but you can always just keep the TV offline and use it for HDMI input only.
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    I guess the trolls are out today. Thought I was on Reddit for a minute.
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    Ok, I can agree with that. Gevent doesn't really add any cognitive overhead or complexity at all. Asyncio sure does, and makes the code hard to read too. Long ago I settled on a stack that includes using gevent for anything that lis
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    I don't know what you use Python for every day. Sure for some utility scripts it doesn't matter. I use it to run my ecommerce business, and for a variety of other plumbing, mostly for passing messages around between users, APIs,
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    After using gevent for about a decade I have started using asyncio for new projects, just because it's in the standard library and has the official async blessing of the Python gods. Indeed it is way harder. I'm always coming up
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    Never heard of Skybison before. Not finding much on google. How does the performance compare to CPython?
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    F-droid is an oasis of good free software that I trust in the commercial wasteland that is Android. It is like Debian in that packages are not built on the developer's infrastructure. That seperation is worth a lot to me.
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    This sounds reasonable. A lot of oppinions being presented in this thread like moral truth.
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    Thanks, but I've come to like systemd.
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    I understand the appeal as the developer, Linux package management is heavily fragmented. The snap is build once deploy everywhere. But there are a lot of drawbacks for the user. I don't want my applications to be huge bundles that
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    by jacob019 4y ago

    My new policy is to just install Debian instead.