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by jprjr_ 7mo ago
I think a better approach would be incentives versus punishments. Like - you don't make it illegal to not do age attestations, but you provide a mechanism to encourage it. You get a certification you can slap on your website and device
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by jprjr_ 7mo ago
Looking back I'm still perplexed about why he never just linked to the original thing he was responding to. I mean listen I understand - I'm not owed anything. If he wants to take posts from elsewhere and share them to his blog wi
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by jprjr_ 7mo ago
I stopped reading Daniel Lemire a while back. He had a blog post that seemed just weird and out of left field. Like it was clearly a response to something but what? What was the motivation for it? When asked he said y'know. He just thi
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by jprjr_ 9mo ago
There's actually a couple of reasons for Windows apps to make Linux syscalls. I'm pretty certain this is how VST bridging software works so you can use Windows VSTs in Linux DAWs. The technique is also used in Discord RPC Bridge f
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by jprjr_ 1y ago
Well there's a few things that have to go right for that scenario to work. It's not impossible but I'd imagine the number of people that could take advantage of it is small. If I have a passenger that can use the phone - it w
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by jprjr_ 1y ago
I think there's a deeply-ingrained sense of being in love with our cars, loving to do things in our cars, etc. We made long commutes via car a thing, and I think a part of that was the drive-through - you could get things quickly on yo
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by jprjr_ 1y ago
I don't know if this is intentionally hilarious or unintentionally hilarious, I guess it's the same result either way.
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by jprjr_ 1y ago
Does a compiler need to resolve DNS?
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by jprjr_ 1y ago
A lot of Icecast/Shoutcast streams either lack HTTPS support, or they don't have CORS headers, or not the right CORS headers. Like a very common issue is - if you don't have an access control allow headers header for icy-meta
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by jprjr_ 1y ago
So I agree in the sense that, you're always going to rely on something . Even if you're hosting on hardware you own at your house, using your own self-signed SSL certificates, you're still relying on an internet connection f
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by jprjr_ 1y ago
It's deployed onto Cloudflare Pages - I think this is 100% the opposite of fully-owned.
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by jprjr_ 2y ago
Well, I only use FLAC internally - none of the public streams are FLAC
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by jprjr_ 2y ago
Chained Ogg FLAC works really well as an intermediary/internal streaming format. In my case - I have an internet radio station available in a few different codec/bitrate combinations. I generate a chained Ogg FLAC stream so I have
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by jprjr_ 2y ago
For FLAC, latency is primarily driven by block size and the library's own internal buffering. Using the API you can set the blocksize, but there's no manual flush function. The only way to flush output is to call the "finish&
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by jprjr_ 2y ago
The thing I'm excited about is decoding chained Ogg FLAC files. Some software wouldn't work correctly with FLAC-based Icecast streams if they used libFLAC/libFLAC++ for demuxing and decoding. Usually these streams mux into Og
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by jprjr_ 2y ago
Before we had data plans we had MP3 players, CDs, tapes. I guess what I'm getting at is - for a lot of us the radio was already dead before streaming was an option.
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by jprjr_ 2y ago
I think licensing becomes a bigger issue if you try to run a radio station on YouTube with any commercial music. Even if you're OK from all copyright perspectives and fully-licensed, YouTube's copyright system is really easy to ab
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by jprjr_ 2y ago
Honestly there aren't even extra steps. It's just live-streaming, maybe with a chatbot.
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by jprjr_ 2y ago
FM radio is dead and has been for years. I haven't seriously listened to FM radio since I got a portable CD player and that was in the late 90s. I can't imagine anybody trying to get into it now. Why would I subject myself to obno
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Automattic Faces Irony of New WPEngineTracker Protest Site(searchenginejournal.com)
3 points by jprjr_ 2y ago|0 comments
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A response to Matt's "WordPress Engine Tracker" thingamajig(wpenginetracker.com)
2 points by jprjr_ 2y ago|0 comments
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by jprjr_ 2y ago
Pirate radio stations are extremely rare in the US. They exist sure but, not so much that it's making the FM band not useful. The FCC really doesn't fuck around.
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by jprjr_ 2y ago
It seems to be removed everywhere else already.
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by jprjr_ 2y ago
I think Broadcast Box may have implemented WHIP/WHEP before MediaMTX so it tends to be one of the first results when looking up a WHIP-capable server. Plus it has a public instance so if you want to test WHIP real quick, it's pret