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by kawsper 11mo ago
I record video in raw, so it’s mainly dealing with video files during editing. I want to see if I can move to prores in my import step, but I haven’t found a good workflow that allows for that.
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by kawsper 11mo ago
The most irritating thing about the credit-card sized ones, are how they aren’t attached if you move around. I like to be mobile, so I put some velcro ultra-mate on the back of my laptop, and also on my disk, then the disk can be attached a
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by kawsper 11mo ago
Maybe it is nostalgia speaking, but the SMS had a great sound chip, and some amazing composers. My absolute favourite song is from Ninja Gaiden "Escape in a forest" (starts at 03:36) here: https://www.youtube.com/w
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by kawsper 11mo ago
That’s an interesting perspective, I found out something similar when travelling as a vegan. The limitations put up forces you to go hunt for smaller, and sometimes fringe restaurants, located off the beaten path run by passionate people.
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by kawsper 11mo ago
Relying on an hosted image also caused some disruptions for Nomad (the scheduler from Hashicorp), because the default pause image was hosted at gcr.io which google killed, and it moved to registry.k8s.io. The nomad team made this configurab
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by kawsper 1y ago
I always thought it would have been better, and less confusing for newcomers, if GitHub had named the default remote “github”, instead of origin, in the examples.
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by kawsper 1y ago
That's really impressive and an interesting experiment. I was about to say that Nomad did something similar, but that was 2 million Docker containers across 6100 nodes, https://www.hashicorp.com/en/c2m
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by kawsper 1y ago
If you're using Tailscale you can install it on your Apple TV (if you also happen to have one of those devices). Now you can use your home connection as a proxy through wireguard when traveling.
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by kawsper 1y ago
I don’t think MitID supports physical analog codes, but they have these for people that don’t want to rely on smartphones: https://www.mitid.dk/en-gb/get-started-with-mitid/how-to-use...
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by kawsper 1y ago
The most common version does (in Denmark), but you can get a code display to login if you want: https://www.mitid.dk/en-gb/get-started-with-mitid/how-to-use...
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by kawsper 1y ago
Something like that made it into a colleagues Ruby code, and it blew up! I think he lost half a day to it. It was back in the 1.8.7 days, just before proper Unicode support in 1.9, but I don’t remember if that was relevant to this story. He
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by kawsper 1y ago
How else could you tell what time it is on the servers?
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by kawsper 1y ago
That surprised me too. Flatrate is the default, but you can get a metered water connection installed if you want, and it is often cheaper than the flatrate.
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by kawsper 1y ago
It also allowed us (a small startup) to run huge test suites, on cheap dedicated hardware from Hetzner, without sacrificing the developer experience. It was the bill I was the happiest to pay. We used Knapsack Pro to efficiently parallelise
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by kawsper 1y ago
I love the header on that page: > Secure Vibe Coding Starts Here. Wherever code is built, we keep it secure. Learn more →
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by kawsper 1y ago
Yes. You can disable it in WhatsApp.
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by kawsper 1y ago
I spent a couple of hours last night testing it out. The login process didn't work well, but it's due to my browser having a seperate container for Github. I asked it to add a feature using Stimulus.js to my very simple gallery pa
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by kawsper 1y ago
With Wolt the rider can’t see tips until after delivery.
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by kawsper 1y ago
It even leaked into other hobbies, airsoft and drones are full of tamiya connectors.
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by kawsper 1y ago
Interestingly lots of Danes have been asking the same question. The opposition tried (without luck) to get an answer in 2008-2014, latest after the Snowden revelations. Certain rules in our constitution kicks in if we’re at war.
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by kawsper 1y ago
I’ve been searching for something like this, I love the name! I currently use iTunes, and I might be an idiot, but I don’t seem to be able to export/import my library between installs, so I lose my plays and settings, but I never lose
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by kawsper 1y ago
I added it to all the sites at my old workplace when I was there after a discussion on HN. One day I noticed that it disappeared, but then it returned, so someone on the inside cared and brought it back, that made me smile :)
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by kawsper 1y ago
Every major release of InfluxDB have been a rewrite. While 3. looks impressive, it seems like most of the interesting features are closed source, so not a 1:1 replacement for version 1. InfluxDB Edge is open-source, but you need to depend o
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by kawsper 1y ago
Aha! I wonder if Apple uses this for their “create sticker” feature, where you press a subject on an image and can extract it to a sticker, or copy it to another image.
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by kawsper 1y ago
Me too! Combining something like CityStrides with a virtual garden would be a great idea!
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by kawsper 1y ago
I didn't downvote you, but here's my guess: You're not contributing much to the discussion with a comment like that, if you liked it, you could just have upvoted the submission, no need to put a comment.
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by kawsper 1y ago
> stale-while-revalidate is a relatively recent cache-control option Varnish Cache have supported that since version 4.1, it was released 2015-09-30: > Varnish will now use the stale-while-revalidate defined in RFC5861 to set object g
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by kawsper 1y ago
Not only mountain people, try staying in Wales or inner parts of London, good luck receiving your 2FA code.
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by kawsper 1y ago
There’s been work put in to making this happen, but now EU have also given funding for it to making it Multiplatform: https://nlnet.nl/project/StreetComplete-multiplatform/
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by kawsper 1y ago
I’ve worked several places, and it’s only the bigger companies that have a canteen. Most smaller places it is “bring your food” or they get food in from a caterer to set up in the break room.

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