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by kdrag0n 4y ago
In general, I don't expect anything to be worse than existing solutions, but not everything will be better. Enabling Rosetta can have a minor performance hit on memory-intensive workloads in the VM (not only x86 ones) because of TSO me
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by kdrag0n 4y ago
Funny that this came up — shameless plug: I've actually been working on a new Linux+Docker+Kubernetes solution for macOS recently! Already added quite a few improvements over existing apps including Docker Desktop, Rancher, Colima, etc
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by kdrag0n 4y ago
You probably have HTTPS-only mode enabled in browser settings. (or the HTTPS Everywhere extension)
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by kdrag0n 4y ago
Looks like this doesn't work with HTTPS because the pings are done with HTTP requests. You have to disable HTTPS-only mode and load it over plain HTTP: http://gfblip.appspot.com/ Requests get blocked for mixed content
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by kdrag0n 4y ago
It doesn't work with HTTPS because the pings are done with HTTP requests. You have to disable HTTPS-only mode and load it over plain HTTP: http://gfblip.appspot.com/ Requests get blocked for mixed content after a few s
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by kdrag0n 4y ago
It doesn't work with HTTPS because the pings are done with HTTP requests. You have to disable HTTPS-only mode and load it over plain HTTP: http://gfblip.appspot.com/ Requests get blocked for mixed content after a few s
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Show HN: Hueflake – endlessly customizable editor color schemes(hueflake.dev)
6 points by kdrag0n 4y ago|0 comments
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by kdrag0n 4y ago
I totally understand your hesitation as most themes are free, although there is precedent for paid/freemium themes (Monokai Pro, Dracula Pro, Material Theme UI for IntelliJ). Hueflake's main differentiators are high quality (consi
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by kdrag0n 4y ago
Base16 is great – by all means, use it if it fits your needs! I used to use it myself and I still maintain the base16 templates for kitty and Termux. That being said, here's why I made Hueflake: 1. Limited colors. 16 colors (8 neutral,
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by kdrag0n 4y ago
Will consider it, thanks for the suggestion! As an interim solution, are there any languages in particular that you'd like to see?
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Show HN: Personalized themes for VSCode + 25 editors, powered by color science(hueflake.dev)
5 points by kdrag0n 4y ago|6 comments
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by kdrag0n 4y ago
Do you have cookies disabled by any chance? If so, it's a known issue I'm still trying to fix because the auth library I use (Supabase) breaks without localStorage.
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by kdrag0n 4y ago
Great points, thanks so much for the feedback! - Fixed the new-theme issue, not sure how I missed that. - Undo is definitely a good idea! - I was considering an embedded Monaco editor for more flexible previews, but didn't end up addin
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by kdrag0n 4y ago
Hey HN, Hueflake makes it easy for anyone to build a personalized code editor or terminal theme in minutes using the power of color science. The crux of the customization is in just 8 knobs (plus some other settings): hue (think “color” lik
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Show HN: Hueflake – Easily build your ideal editor theme in minutes(hueflake.dev)
10 points by kdrag0n 4y ago|5 comments
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by kdrag0n 5y ago
No. It should be possible to get gfxstream or virgl working with Linux guests, but I'm not aware of any way to provide acceleration for Windows guests.
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by kdrag0n 5y ago
There's very little chance of enabling KVM on Qualcomm devices: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30322404 . Theoretically, it's always been possible on other SoCs, but now it basically works out-of-the-box on
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by kdrag0n 5y ago
Modern phones already have DRM running in TrustZone, even if you flash a custom Android build. pKVM is actually better in that regard as the DRM will be moved to a protected VM under Android's control, so you could choose to disable
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by kdrag0n 5y ago
Indeed, that's one of Google's official use cases: https://twitter.com/salt___doll/status/1492865396692586497 Recently, they've also focused on using VMs to isolate parts of the system and apps: ht
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by kdrag0n 5y ago
Possibly, I might write a post and/or release tools to do it in the future.
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by kdrag0n 5y ago
New versions of Android aren't open-source until their stable release, so I don't know. I've been running these VMs on the stock ROM. I don't feel like incremental AOSP builds are that slow, and I don't think it&#
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by kdrag0n 5y ago
I've also uploaded videos of Windows 11 in action: Booting, logging in, simple usage: https://twitter.com/kdrag0n/status/1493088558676017152 Playing Doom (via x86 emulation): https://twitter.com&#x
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by kdrag0n 5y ago
In the Android 13 bootloader and firmware for Tensor, Google added the ability to expose the EL2 hypervisor privilege level to the kernel for their protected KVM feature (pKVM). Protected VMs seem to be an optional feature, however, so full
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by kdrag0n 5y ago
It's true that perceptual color spaces can be hard to work with, but they can help generate fairly good UI themes on-the-fly when used correctly. For UI, the ability to keep lightness constant regardless of chroma and hue is essential
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by kdrag0n 5y ago
Perceptually-uniform color spaces such as CIE L*a*b* (and especially more modern alternatives, such as Oklab [1]) are better for gradients. This page has a simple demo: https://raphlinus.github.io/color/2021/01&#x2
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by kdrag0n 5y ago
Indeed, the UI is all gray if the wallpaper is black: https://twitter.com/kdrag0n/status/1385003175501963266
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by kdrag0n 6y ago
Universal Android Debloater can remove them without root, using ADB (Android Debug Bridge): https://gitlab.com/W1nst0n/universal-android-debloater/ In case you do want to install a custom Android distribution (ROM
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by kdrag0n 6y ago
Sub-16 ms latency is still possible with modern hardware and 60 Hz AMOLED/LCD displays. It's probably not quite as low as an ideal CRT setup, but it should be pretty close. Most modern latency comes from the software stack, so I d
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by kdrag0n 6y ago
For what it's worth, Cloudflare actually provides error code stats for the free plan in Account Analytics. The 5xx errors bucket is at 0.18% for me, but I don't have that many requests.
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by kdrag0n 6y ago
Most internal commit history is intact in AOSP, including the changes between releases. They just have a complex merging setup that deviates slightly from internal branches.

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