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by jchw 11mo ago
> nothing about the new thing is worse That is definitely not true. There is some complex set of coefficients that play into when people are willing to mass migrate, but needless to say the road to where we are today with platforms wa
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by jchw 11mo ago
> Treat cache mounts like shared volumes: never bake secrets into them and periodically invalidate them with --build-arg CACHE_BUST=$(date +%s) when dependencies change. Kind of a bummer. If build tools were better, this would never be n
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by jchw 11mo ago
It is apparently 4.9 as well. https://kanjieight.vercel.app/welcome Interesting.
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by jchw 11mo ago
Apparently I really flubbed my wording for this comment. I'm saying they do support it inside of PDF, just not elsewhere in the web platform.
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by jchw 11mo ago
A *PDF* with embedded JPEG 2000 data should, as far as I know, decode in modern browser PDF viewers. PDF.js and PDFium both are using OpenJPEG. But despite that, browsers don't currently support JPEG 2000 in general . I'm saying
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by jchw 11mo ago
What I mean to say is, I believe browsers do support JPEG 2000 in PDF, just not on the web.
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by jchw 11mo ago
I don't think so: JPEG 2000, as far as I know, isn't generally supported for web use in web browsers, but it is supported in PDF.
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by jchw 11mo ago
I truly believe that Valve has two fundamental things working in their favor: Firstly: Despite inventing or at least popularizing a lot of new microtransaction concepts, they've just never been the greediest company in the business whe
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by jchw 11mo ago
In my opinion, three basic things are needed: - Device emulation: uinput covers this; requiring root is reasonable for what it does. - Input injection. Like XTEST, but ideally with permissions and more event types (i.e. tablet and touch eve
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by jchw 11mo ago
Licensing your code under open source licenses does not nullify your rights under copyright law, and the license in this case does not waive any rights to attribution. It would indeed be copyright violation to improperly attribute code chan
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by jchw 11mo ago
I think that they absolutely still want the free labor. All of those signals just suggest that they're not willing to reciprocate any effort that you put in when you contribute.
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by jchw 11mo ago
While that is true, I feel like it is irrelevant here since it seems like Okta definitely wants (and perhaps needs ) the fixes. God only knows why GitHub still forces it on though. Early on it might've been some mechanism to encourage
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by jchw 11mo ago
IANAL but unfortunately, I think the fix itself shown here might be too simple to actually clear the bar for copyright eligibility. (And in fairness to copyright law, it is basically the only sane way to fix this.) That means that there&#x2
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by jchw 11mo ago
I generally like Thunderbird... but something is weird. What ever happened to Sync? It was around the corner for next release like two years ago. And I'm not complaining about Exchange support, but I am a bit sad that JMAP is nowhere t
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by jchw 11mo ago
I think you're still in the edit window, FYI. (At least for a few more minutes.)
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by jchw 11mo ago
Yeah, because the auth can't be done on Tailscale's end if they don't terminate the TLS connection. However, it is still possible to use an authentication proxy in this situation. Many homelab and small to medium size company
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by jchw 11mo ago
It's a non-sequitur.
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by jchw 11mo ago
I'm definitely not trying to dissuade anyone from using Cloudflare, just making sure people realize the potential privacy implications of doing so. It isn't always obvious, even though some of the features pretty much require it (
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by jchw 11mo ago
For tunnels many of the features basically have to work this way, so I'd be surprised if you could avoid it. It's also impossible to avoid if you use normal Cloudflare "protected" DNS entries. You can use Cloudflare as j
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by jchw 11mo ago
One thing that makes Cloudflare worse for home usage is it acts as a termination point for TLS, whereas Tailscale does not. If you use a Tailscale Funnel, you get the TLS certificate on your endpoint. With Cloudflare, they get a TLS certifi
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by jchw 11mo ago
Anubis is definitely playing the cat-and-mouse game to some extent, but I like what it does because it forces bots to either identify themselves as such or face challenges. That said, we can likely do better. Cloudflare does good in part be
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by jchw 11mo ago
Fully agree with the sentiments here in terms of "you might not need this", and for many of us the Steam Machine is not really marketed toward us in particular. I think it's not marketed away from us, though. For me, I am c
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by jchw 11mo ago
Shrugging it off as just being large because it contains the "standard library" ignores that many JS language features necessarily use native objects like symbols or promises, which can't be entirely implemented in just JavaS
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by jchw 11mo ago
I'm surprised people didn't click through to the tweet. https://x.com/chetaslua/status/1977936585522847768 > I asked it for windows web os as everyone asked me for it and the result is mind blowing ,
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by jchw 11mo ago
foobar2000 was released for macOS in around 2017, and I'm pretty sure it's still not really at parity with the Windows version. Not that it's bad, but just saying.
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by jchw 11mo ago
Just so we're on the same page, this is the current JS spec: https://262.ecma-international.org/16.0/index.html I don't agree. (And frankly don't like using JS without at least TypeScript.)
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by jchw 11mo ago
Dithering can be for aesthetic reasons, I presume especially old-school dithering that is especially pronounced. However, dithering is actually still useful in all sorts of signal processing, particularly when there are perceptible artifact
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by jchw 11mo ago
I don't even understand why someone would say that. What's the point in asserting that something isn't a compiler? Not that I doubt that this really happens, but I don't know what saying something "isn't a co
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by jchw 11mo ago
Abstraction layers are close to the truth, but I think it's just slightly off. It comes down to the fact that transpilers are considered source-to-source compilers, but one man's intermediate code is another man's source code
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by jchw 11mo ago
I am not getting tons of issues with Zed going out of sync all the time. I wonder if the issue is it silently having issues watching the filesystem due to open fd limits. I've noticed that not only does it sync but it even will recog

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