junon

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by junon 6mo ago
Seems like there will be a new logo with an onion on it, judging from the tote bag merch shown in the article. That's when we'll know, I suppose.
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by junon 6mo ago
> Part of my reason for trying this was reading how creative endeavors can be therapeutic (I'm dealing with burnout/depression/cptsd). This is the reason why a lot of us make music. Writing orchestral pieces is my own medi
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by junon 6mo ago
This was a Google oauth app and it was phished. So... No.
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by junon 6mo ago
That is the official stance of the US president, yes.
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by junon 6mo ago
Refreshing writing style, please never change. This was fun to read.
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by junon 6mo ago
If the browser supported it it could expose it via a buffer view or something, but that'd be quite the security surface area one would think.
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by junon 6mo ago
Curious, has Voyager 1 brought in any data in recent years that is scientifically meaningful? Not to put down the efforts of keeping it alive, I love that. Just wonder how much of its task is "done".
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by junon 6mo ago
For those not seeing it or only seeing a little, stare at it for a while then shake your head (or your phone) just a bit.
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by junon 6mo ago
Ah this makes way more sense.
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by junon 6mo ago
I always heard burnt steak.
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by junon 6mo ago
Sorry but is this just completely AI generated? Or does the author really love "not X but Y" devices?
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by junon 6mo ago
My particular immediate use case would be to export the board outline and mounting holes from a kicad project (SVG or DXF, whatever works) and build a chassis for it. Obviously I can do this in freecad but I've been looking for an intu
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by junon 6mo ago
There are multiple kinds of ddos attacks targeting different levels of infrastructure. Idk how anyone can say absolutely that a ddos works in one specific way.
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by junon 6mo ago
This looks amazing. I'm going to give this a try later. If I have a DXF or something of the outline of something (a PCB in this case) can I import it and build around it somehow?
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by junon 6mo ago
Isn't this just a standard part of a physical exam?
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by junon 6mo ago
Isn't that more about size? Instagram video seems to corroborate that.
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by junon 6mo ago
The board is part of the CI pipeline for the OS. The kernel is built in the normal CI pipeline, unit tested, etc. then platform-specific images are built. Those are picked up by GitHub CI runners (could be anything but I'm using GH for
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by junon 6mo ago
Thank you! I'm working on a refactor of the kernel now that has all three, yes :)
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by junon 6mo ago
I learned circuit design and went from not knowing what a ground plane was to having an 8 layer board working in three years. https://GitHub.com/oro-os/link It probably wouldn't hold up super well to professional
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by junon 6mo ago
Clockwork Pi if you haven't seen it. Beautiful little constructions.
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by junon 6mo ago
Which build server? Not everyone has the luxury, and that also means you have to secure a build server now too. For rust, there is no build server. Packages are distributed as code.
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by junon 6mo ago
Build scripts often look for system libraries, generate larger artifacts, etc. It's not as black and white as you make it out to be.
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by junon 6mo ago
This is very "old man yells at cloud" reductionist commentary IMO. You're conflating two things, shrouded by your pre-existing distaste for the comments a few people have made. This article is not a critique of the language b
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by junon 6mo ago
Not quite the history as I remember it. These package managers were often created by small teams of people who originally didn't know they'd turn into Microsoft acquired corporations. The intent wasn't to onboard newbies. Peo
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by junon 6mo ago
Well. Treasure Valley felt remarkably more WS-ey to me this last time visiting home. The time before that was right before the election, so it feels like it's gotten even worse over time.
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by junon 6mo ago
Inlining*
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by junon 6mo ago
Inking ASM isn't generally a good thing. This line of commenting reeks of confidently incorrect energy.
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by junon 6mo ago
Ahhh okay, have never seen it called that before. Thanks!
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by junon 6mo ago
I've never personally seen a skeleton screen. I don't know why anyone would need this, and struggling to think of what problems are solved by them.
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by junon 6mo ago
> From where I'm sitting, I don't know a lot of developers that still artisanally code like they did a few years ago. You don't know a lot of developers then.

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