kiririn

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by kiririn 4y ago
Do any exist with warm colour temperatures? My kindle paperwhite is at least 6500k and basically unusable without an external light source
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by kiririn 4y ago
That’s what the likes of dropbear-initramfs is for
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by kiririn 4y ago
Google have a special naughty list for anyone who google searches automatic or paid captcha solving, which makes recaptcha stricter for a few weeks/months. I wouldn’t be surprised if they apply it to visitors to this chrome web store p
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by kiririn 4y ago
I also refuse to use them for anything. A decade or so ago I spent 2 years barely able to access any site using cloudflare, won’t forget that It goes to show the flaws of centralised services where you are not the customer. Not only is ther
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by kiririn 4y ago
Adding Jellyfin to the mix was the best thing I’ve done for my Kodi setup. I agree re transcoding - overused these days - I keep all that disabled Jellyfin-Kodi gives fast and automatic library updates - no waiting 5 minutes for ‘update lib
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by kiririn 4y ago
It is a scary reality, one that I think the average person would be strongly against if they were aware of it. I would go so far as to say there should be laws or regulations preventing shadow banning/deletions
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by kiririn 4y ago
For this, first hold the spacebar to get a single cursor (address bar defaults to select all), then drag the cursor itself (not the spacebar). It accelerates to the end
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by kiririn 4y ago
The name isn’t great, as someone unfamiliar with it, it sounds like a synonym of ‘Null FS’ and elicits thoughts of a mock filesystem for testing. In a list of filesystems I would gloss straight over it
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by kiririn 4y ago
The article talks about tar.gz for archival, which is scary considering none of tar.gz, tar.xz, tar.zstd are safe formats. Try corrupting a few bytes in the middle and half the archive is lost, even files untouched by the corruption Repair
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by kiririn 4y ago
Mirtazapine is one of very few drugs that will knock you out without giving you poor quality sleep, being risky long term or becoming a physical dependency
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by kiririn 4y ago
systemd-nspawn is worth a look - I found it more intuitive, well designed and security conscious (within reason for containers) than the other container options. It must get some serious use behind closed doors somewhere, because the qualit
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by kiririn 4y ago
This brings back memories of the Xperia Z1 Compact (+ several later generations) that used this same design of gluing the screen and back glass independently to a mid frame. Unfortunately they are not good memories. The slightest, barely vi
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by kiririn 4y ago
> Docker/containers used to not be hardened enough. Are they now? I don’t think they ever will be. At least once a year there is a kernel bug where root in a non-root container/namespace can be elevated to root on the host
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by kiririn 4y ago
Integer scaling still isn’t as good as CRTs because the gaps between the pixels don’t change. The grid of black between pixels is a key tool to make pixel art (and low resolution content in general) look good
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by kiririn 4y ago
HTML level content filtering is built into iOS Safari (so whatever Adblock app you use physically cannot access your browsing data) iOS also has system-wide DNS ad blocking via DNS-over-HTTPS profiles, without needing any apps or on-device
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by kiririn 4y ago
It is the usual Linux ARM trade off of ‘just works’ vs security (old vendor patched kernel vs mainline)
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by kiririn 4y ago
Also a happy customer of racknerd but beware the owner has a dubious history in the hosting business and is currently undergoing related criminal proceedings https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/180381/some-juicy-cour
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by kiririn 4y ago
For web dev don’t underestimate the impact of low end hardware too. Browsing on a slow CPU is more painful than it has any right to be
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by kiririn 4y ago
There is likely a free ad free method of watching YouTube on your TV. Anything based on android or LG webOS has ad-free YouTube apps (that don’t require root etc), and with the added benefit of skipping sponsor segments
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by kiririn 4y ago
Does it have 1000hz polling? NKRO? I got bitten by buying a non-gaming mechanical keyboard, thinking that for office/coding use gaming features were unnecessary. If I type my password at natural high speed, it nearly always transposes
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by kiririn 4y ago
Concussion is a trial by fire of discovering what is truly not taking up mental energy. In the acute phase you go from having 16+ hours of it per day to 10 minutes. The answer is pretty much just staring at a blank wall. Anything else is co
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by kiririn 4y ago
Give me a mouse (with a good sensor and no acceleration) over keyboard navigation any day I appreciate there are people who swear by the keyboard driven text editors etc. But I feel like these people do not appreciate how fast you can be wi
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by kiririn 4y ago
The windows driver architecture is great. The Linux approach of mainlining everything and having things ‘just work’ seems great until you come across an unsupported device. Suddenly every routine kernel update becomes a chore of compiling m
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by kiririn 4y ago
Zstd is still just as bad when it comes to the most important point: >Xz does not provide any data recovery means For the common use case of compression a tar archive, this is a critical flaw. One small area of corruption will render the
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by kiririn 4y ago
Tell that to Mumble! OCB is still one of the fastest / ‘best’ encryption from algorithm perspective, if you can ignore the patents
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by kiririn 4y ago
DxO is good shit, the only raw editor that ticked all the intuitive UI/UX boxes for me. Must have been through 10+ trials. The open source options in particular could do with some UI love Out of curiosity what stops you from using dxo
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by kiririn 4y ago
I agree the input lag and scroll curves in later IE was some of the best I’ve seen. Firefox was as good for a time but is now (slightly) worse after changing to a more chrome-like curve They really went all out on input lag reduction for Wi
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by kiririn 4y ago
The ${var} syntax has always been my preferred approach. In all the editors I’ve used it syntax highlights as if you had typed “.$var.”, rather than just displaying $var in bold and same colour as the string literal. Plus it allows for more
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by kiririn 4y ago
Backuptrans is the best solution I’ve found for this, done 3 successful migrations with it. You’ll need to also use https://github.com/YuvrajRaghuvanshiS/WhatsApp-Key-Database-... which makes the process easier than it
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by kiririn 5y ago
UDP still has checksums. It drops invalid packets

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