jefurii

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   by jefurii 3y ago

   Considering that they're basically calling for the the overthrow of the government, maybe that's appropriate?
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   by jefurii 3y ago

   Debian Git Monorepo https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39903742
3. 123.▲
   by jefurii 3y ago

   DN$ ad-supported DNS resolver https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39895453
4. 124.▲
   by jefurii 3y ago

   iFixit Announces New Spudger Pro and Spudger Pro Ultra https://www.ifixit.com/News/93647/ifixit-announces-new-spudg...
5. 125.▲
   by jefurii 3y ago

   An S-100 bus computer as done by Apple! I love this form-factor even though I can understand why it didn't catch on. The early personal computer era was exciting in the same way as the early 1900s were for aeroplane design. Maybe it
6. 126.▲
   by jefurii 3y ago

   I don't know why Annatar's alternative viewpoint on packaging was down voted so aggressively, especially when so many non-CFEngine automation posts were allowed. In my workplace, spending some time packaging our app using FPM made
7. 127.▲
   by jefurii 3y ago

   Rather it's a system for encoding orders and tracking their state through the process using the materials in the process itself. It enables chefs to plow through orders without having to keep state information in their heads, and prob
8. 128.▲
   by jefurii 3y ago

   Reminds me of the Dixie Flatline from Neuromancer.
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   by jefurii 3y ago

   > But why did forums die? Was it bad UX? Reddit and HN are what killed forums for me. These two sites allow for branching discussions. You can comment on follow-ups to the main post, and other people can do the same. It's like be
10. 130.▲
    by jefurii 3y ago

    I thought this might be a map of the positions of various harmonics on e.g. guitar strings, but still very interesting and cool.
11. 131.▲
    by jefurii 3y ago

    How does this app compare to Mnemosyne?
12. 132.▲
    by jefurii 3y ago

    Not snark, but I have an Android phone so it's irrelevant to me.
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    Maybe because they're too expensive? I want an electric Honda Fit, though I'd settle for a hybrid. They make them and they even sell them in other countries, just not here.
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    4) Not allowed to make command decisions
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    I tried 15h fasting (8pm-11am). It was fairly easy to maintain but it absolutely killed my ability to focus and concentrate while working from home. Then one day I had a nice breakfast and it was like night and day.
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    I worked at a Japanese restaurant in college and had to learn how to walk-run to give the impression of busy-ness in order to keep the manager happy. Later when I worked in Japan the OLs (office ladies) always did it too.
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    A lot of pieces for this were developed back in the pre-Facebook days and have just been laying around: RSS, Dublin Core, pingback/linkpack/refback, FOAF, microformats, webrings, etc. I can't remember names of media embeds a
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    The developer also released the ASCII art editor he used to make all those nifty designs: https://www.gridsagegames.com/rexpaint/
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    Can we please add to the title that the linked page has a large picture of a human brain? I made the mistake of clicking on this thinking it was about a psychological or neurological phenomenon but nope.
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    I'd like to see a tool, maybe a Cocpit-like or a wrapper around SSH, that would build Ansible playbooks for you as you clicked around or typed commands.
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    I like the specs on the HC4 but that form factor just invites passersby to yank out the drives.
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    I use Ansible to update machines en masse. List your machines in your inventory file and then run `ansible $GROUPNAME -m command -bK -a "$UPGRADECOMMAND"`. Groups are especially useful if you have machines with different Linux d
23. 143.▲
    by jefurii 3y ago

    "[T]he core mechanic is programming your units' AI. You control your colony by writing JavaScript."
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    Cool!! I was thinking they'd be using Nanoloop ( https://nanoloop.com ) but TIL that's for GameBoy not NES (I only ever used the Android version).
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    This isn't the easy solution you might think. While some churches/denominations/whatever may get more progressive, others grow more conservative. The place your dad went to may not be a place even he recognizes any more.
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    Sounds like a great idea, but Japanese sizes are smaller than Western sizes. When I lived there they almost ever had anything in XL even in Japanese sizes and there was never anything remotely big enough for this gaijin.
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    So your solution is to criminalize poverty and mental illness. I hope you never lose your job and have trouble paying your rent.
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    (Un)fortunately there is a device for these situations: https://wiebetech.com/products/hotplug-field-kit/ "The HotPlug's patented technology keeps power flowing to the computer while transferring the com
29. 149.▲
    by jefurii 3y ago

    It has a ton of features but unfortunately resizable fonts is not one of them - the UI text is way too small.
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    by jefurii 3y ago

    Looks pretty awesome - kinda wish it had MIDI output...