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by jorl17 4y ago
I wonder if this is related... When I upgraded to Monterey (well, a beta, actually), I was met with a horrible bug that made me want to trash my laptop: my AirPods would randomly "cut out" for a couple of seconds for seemingly no
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by jorl17 4y ago
I believe the article answers all your questions! (Also, IMO, it is much easier to install Pyston-lite than upgrade a whole Python version, which is an absolute nightmare on some of my specific scenarios with somewhat embedded hardware) The
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by jorl17 4y ago
I feel your downvotes. I think people downvoting you have never truly lived in a city where cars can travel just fine (because, y'know, we built a lot of infrastructure around having cars), but these scooters are an actual threat and n
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by jorl17 4y ago
Like someone has said, people don't really think about it that much. No one is out there saying we should "conquer the world like we did before", but they do look at that as the "greatest period in our history" and
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by jorl17 4y ago
Definitely not. But thanks for the suggestion. We really would need raspberry pis, and the alternative is just moving over to x86. We need to run a real linux distribution, with chromium or similar, as well as serial, canbus, wifi, modem...
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by jorl17 4y ago
Most of my friends are very much employed, pretty smart (they'd get a job pretty much anywhere, probably FAANG, too) and they are either out of the country or want to get out. In general, they want higher salaries (like you mentioned),
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by jorl17 4y ago
It's amazing that people within the country (I live in Portugal and am portuguese) mostly want to get out, and so many people seem to want to get in (to work outside). I genuinely don't 100% get it.
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by jorl17 4y ago
The product I'm working on is in the smart locker space
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by jorl17 4y ago
We desperately need raspberry pis for our product! Does anyone happen to know where we can find more? We are currently drifting back to x86 to deal with the immense shortage of Pis!
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by jorl17 4y ago
While that certainly plays a part, I think it's also the fact that in several colleges you work as a group in the face of adversity. At least it was in my case. We formed a group of very close friends who all worked together "agai
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by jorl17 5y ago
Out of curiosity: Ever played Dragon Ball Z: Buu Yuu Retsuden on the Sega Genesis?
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by jorl17 5y ago
But you can already cast the screen contents as well. It's called Sidecar!
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by jorl17 5y ago
One of my colleagues used to be a reasonably hard "Google fanboy", while I mostly drove the company away from Google as much as I could. The years go by and the fanboyism in him dies a little bit more every day. Then this came alo
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by jorl17 5y ago
I'm interested: why do you think it is debatable if HTTPS is "concretely pretty good" as it exists now?
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by jorl17 5y ago
I recently ported a ~9-year-old game from Flash/AS3 to Haxe. It was an amazing experience, plus I got it to run on all kinds of crazy platforms and added a bunch of new features. I'd advise anyone wanting to scratch the Flash itch
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by jorl17 5y ago
I recently embarked on a months-long just-for-fun effort of porting an old AS3/Flash game to Haxe and make sure it worked on every imaginable Haxe target I could find. If there was something that bit me was how ugly everything looked i
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by jorl17 5y ago
Still serving ads, though, no?
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by jorl17 5y ago
1984.
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by jorl17 5y ago
Hi! I'm a very happy iPhone user (and Mac + Apple Watch + AirPods, you name it...), but I'm surprised by your comment....could you elaborate? In what way do you think that google is pathetically behind? I've always seen it as
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by jorl17 5y ago
I think the idea is more that they have less time to spend worrying about compiling or deploying C# applications.
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by jorl17 5y ago
I am very happy where I am, but if I'm asked to start going at any arbitrary rate to the office (even if only once a week), I'll give them an ultimatum. Personal/Family life always comes before work, and I'm not risking
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by jorl17 5y ago
This extremely aggravating Bluetooth issue is driving me insane: https://reddit.com/r/MacOSBeta/comments/q1trtn/bluetooth_con... I’m running out of ideas on how to fix this.
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by jorl17 5y ago
How do you explain, among many other things, for example, the Digg fiasco? Could they not have seen it coming? People make mistakes everywhere. Teams make mistakes everywhere. Of course it's much more likely that they know what they ar
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by jorl17 5y ago
Thanks for the laugh!!
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by jorl17 5y ago
Exactly this.
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by jorl17 5y ago
> Edit: I forgot about man in the middle attacks from internet providers and governments who might modify the HTML and image payloads being transmitted to the end user. I guess HTTPS would be useful for prevent those types of exploits on
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by jorl17 5y ago
Most people have already answered you. The problem is anyone in the middle can hijack the page and put whatever they want there. See what I mentioned here in the past: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25123366 Now imagi
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by jorl17 5y ago
I loved how TempleOS embedded 3D sprites right into the source code!
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by jorl17 5y ago
Any links to your lamp or another one you'd recommend?
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by jorl17 5y ago
One of our clients pushed us toward AlmaLinux instead of CentOS 7. At the time, we vaguely suggested Rocky Linux, but noted we were kind of still waiting for the future (hence our suggestion of going with CentOS 7 and migrating later to the

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