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by jolmg 6mo ago
I've changed my mind regarding the email format not being a problem. I was thinking of emailed git commits as this ad-hoc thing, but I forgot that `git-format-patch` and `git-am` exist. It's not just an incompatibility between the
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by jolmg 6mo ago
> It matters (to me) because `wget`/`curl` plus `patch` is not some exotic lab setup. If the point is to be able to do `curl https://...deadbeef.patch | patch -p1`, you can just change the extension provided to Github from
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by jolmg 6mo ago
One can also click the download button top-right
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by jolmg 6mo ago
Would be nice to be able to rely on a bit of the same tooling as other general purpose computing devices.
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by jolmg 6mo ago
Hmm... I don't have an ESP32-S3 to test, but looking at one of the esp32s3 linux builds online[1], the binaries are compiled for the xtensa arch. So it does seem to run natively rather than through some kind of emulation. Linux's
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by jolmg 6mo ago
Was a bit disappointed that, in the Spanish dub of X-Men, it isn't pronounced "Profesor Javier".
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by jolmg 6mo ago
To add, the current Pebbles are estimated to last 30 days. 10-14 days for the round ones.
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by jolmg 6mo ago
An advantage of ESP32-S3 could be that it seems possible to run Linux on it.
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by jolmg 6mo ago
There's an aftermarket for phone batteries. They're new batteries produced by what I imagine are unaffiliated manufacturers. As long as the phone is popular enough, there should be enough market for manufacturers to make new batte
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by jolmg 6mo ago
> but you'd still get stuck when it comes time to print them. It also seems a lot harder to DIY an inkjet or laser printer. The parts needed to DIY a 3d printer are a lot simpler.
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by jolmg 7mo ago
> automating a common procedure It's not common. If `kill` on its own (which does just SIGTERM) doesn't work, you're already in "something wrong is happening" territory, which is why: >>> Given that this
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by jolmg 7mo ago
Different programs may take different amounts of time to cleanup and close. To know if a signal failed takes human judgment or heuristic. A program receiving a signal is even able to show a confirmation dialog for the user to save stuff, et
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by jolmg 7mo ago
Checked for sound on Android's Chrome. There's none. Checked youtube on Android's Chrome, sound works. Checked Firefox on Android, seems to have the same problem as desktop Firefox on Pinephone Pro. No web inspector on Androi
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by jolmg 7mo ago
Loads the image at a few rows per second. Works on Android. Trying it on regular Firefox on Pinephone Pro results in: > This page is slowing down Firefox. To speed up your browser, stop this page. Weirdly, the image animation doesn'
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by jolmg 7mo ago
> attach 10x length worth of AI appendix that would be helpful indexing and references. Are references helpful when they're generated? The reader could've generated them themselves. References would be helpful if they were pers
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by jolmg 7mo ago
If I look at the Wikipedia article for gabardine, it's supposed to be tightly woven wool, which makes more sense to me since the exterior of the fibers are supposed to be hydrophobic. Kind of confused at the existence of gabardine made
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by jolmg 7mo ago
>> are the tools built in such a way as to deceive the user into a false sense of trust or certainty? _Some_ of the blame lies on the UX here. It must. > No, the blame lies with the person or the group who approve the usage of thes
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by jolmg 7mo ago
It might be that you crave people in order to prove to yourself that you have people on your side. Might help to be alone for an extended period, then get together with someone afterwards to kind-of prove to your subconscious that relations
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by jolmg 8mo ago
> Desktop computer - 1 hour of use - 50 Wh That seems low...
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by jolmg 8mo ago
> -PuTTY pscp allows raw passwords on the command line, or from a file. OpenSSH is unreasonable in refusing to do this. You can use `sshpass` to force it through a command line argument. However, arguments can be viewed by any process th
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by jolmg 8mo ago
SCP protocol is fine and convenient as long as people understand that the remote file arguments are server-side shell code, and the consequences that implies. You get the benefit of being able to e.g. get your last download off your desktop
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by jolmg 8mo ago
I would argue they're not, because they're not fully under the responsibility of a commercial entity, because they're open source. Companies can volunteer employees to the project, even a project they started themselves, but
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by jolmg 8mo ago
> I'm not sure where the line between "hobby" and "professional" lies when it comes to linux distributions. Many of them are nonprofit but not really hobbyist at this point. Debian sure feels like a professional
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by jolmg 8mo ago
> Though, understanding it this way makes the direction of the angled bracket a little odd; at least for me it's more natural to understand dup2(2, 1) as 2<1, as in make fd 2 a duplicate of fd 1, but in terms of abstract I/O
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by jolmg 8mo ago
You're not limited to the standard file descriptors. command 4>&3
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by jolmg 8mo ago
Also known as `>&`. cmd >&out-and-err.txt
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by jolmg 8mo ago
(IANAL) It's not about how it's stated, but whether it can be objectively proven to be true or false. "unsafe" refers to the likelihood of something bad happening in the future. You can't prove that something bad wi
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by jolmg 8mo ago
> hot water - n. a difficult or dangerous situation https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hot%20water > warm water - n. an ocean or sea not in the arctic or antarctic regions https://www.merriam-w
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by jolmg 8mo ago
Bangle doesn't have standalone wifi...
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by jolmg 8mo ago
>> Equivalent but just as unsafe. > To my understanding, the main difference between "curl directly to bash" and "curl to a temp file, then execute the temp file"... It's not a temp file in the sense of a r

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