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by koito17 3y ago
You're probably thinking of libreddit, which indeed shut down when Reddit's API access was shut off. Now most libreddit instances out there either return a 429 error or simply don't exist anymore. Nitter on the other hand has
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by koito17 3y ago
Maybe I'm just a weird person, but I am surprised DRM is not mentioned at all here. (I guess it's due to the article being mostly focused on video games?) When I want to purchase books, comics, music, etc., I steer clear from anyt
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by koito17 3y ago
Thanks! I will try experimenting with release 1.1.0 sometime.
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by koito17 3y ago
An interesting observation: if you move the colon on the opposite side then you get valid EDN data! {:one 1 :two 2 :array [a b c] :yes true} cf. https://github.com/edn-format/edn Likewise, commas are considered whitesp
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by koito17 3y ago
I've been running k3s on my home server and it's been painless to set up compared to other options (e.g. kubeadm) while also being very lightweight. For single-node setups, it defaults to Kine instead of etcd, using SQLite as the
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by koito17 3y ago
In the repository, I see > By adding support for GraalVM native image, we could build javac binaries with custom configurations Can you elaborate on what's missing for GraalVM native image support? Is there a particular behavior of
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by koito17 3y ago
It has to do more with e.g. ISPs charging fees that are not revealed to prospective customers (either in their website or other marketing materials) yet appear in a monthly statement and significantly increase the real cost of their service
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by koito17 3y ago
It would be a little funny that GitHub, a proprietary code hosting platform, suddenly cares that proprietary software uses it to host bug reports or other assets. This isn't the first project I've seen that is nothing more than a
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by koito17 3y ago
Yup. I see many resources for self-hosting recommend fail2ban for e.g. SSH. But I always disable password-based SSH logins on all of my computers. The one niche use case I can see for fail2ban is possibly reducing the amount of hits to &#x2
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by koito17 3y ago
In fact, the officially supported Java releases for Clojure are all LTS releases. This is also reflected in their CI. At the moment, that means 1.8, 11, 17, and 21. I would also like to mention, for non-Clojure users: it took ages for Clo
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by koito17 3y ago
> making it trusted locally That is precisely the problem. Most proprietary systems don't let you touch the trust store at all. Even "open" platforms like Android have been locking down the ability to do anything to the
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by koito17 3y ago
When setting up a mini PC as a home server about 40 days ago, I did not realize Fedora Server does not configure NTP synchronization by default. In only two weeks I managed to accumulate 30 seconds worth of drift. Prometheus was complaining
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by koito17 3y ago
Mathematics programs in Europe still use oral examinations, though they are increasingly rare in the United States. I'm not European, but I have always preferred oral examinations over written examinations because I can actually commun
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by koito17 3y ago
> Apple has never been big on the web. That may be true today, but I don't think it was true during the early days of the iPhone, where Steve Jobs wanted no third-party native code running on the iPhone, only web apps that connect t
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by koito17 3y ago
One of the cooler experiences I've had with MacPorts was seeing some people go out of their way to ensure builds still worked on PPC Tiger and PPC Leopard. I remember seeing SBCL builds broken on Darwin/ppc for a long while, and e
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by koito17 3y ago
What problems did you run into? I've been using MacPorts for years at this point since Homebrew can never seem to install libraries in a way that pkg-config, gcc, and ld can find them. (Yes, I'm aware there is a subcommand in brew
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by koito17 3y ago
This isn't a tools.deps specific functionality. Pomegranate has always allowed one to dynamically add dependencies to a running Clojure REPL. Now that add-lib was added in Clojure 1.12 alpha, people do not need to use pomegranate to dy
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by koito17 3y ago
This is very unfortunate. I've always found it annoying how Mac OS' Preview.app "natively" supports PostScript but will stubbornly convert it to a PDF and delete the original PS file. I do not have concrete statistics to
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by koito17 3y ago
How does this compare to e.g. Forgejo, Gitea, Gogs, self-hosted GitLab, or other alternatives? Forgejo in particular has self-hosted actions runners that can be registered offline, and the runners themselves can be given labels and execute
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by koito17 3y ago
Honestly, Project Panama seems much more promising for interop with the C ABI from the Java platform. This is anecdotal, but a lot of commercial Clojure projects seem to have a small JNI-using library that nobody dares to touch with a 10 ft
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by koito17 3y ago
They indeed don't; they force browsers to use the WebKit engine instead. And comparing iOS to Windows is a bit unfair: one is a mobile operating system whereas another is a desktop operating system. You should compare what Windows forc
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by koito17 3y ago
While simple scripts can produce binaries as small as simple C programs, you are forgetting that dynamically loading libraries has its own cost. e.g. a "hello world" on my machine is a 50 kb binary, which sounds awesome, but runni
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by koito17 3y ago
In case people are curious on using Sieve, the official(?) site[0] offers a list of libraries implementing the language in C, Java, Ruby, etc. There is also a list of e-mail clients[1] that seem to support Sieve as a filtering language. (I
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by koito17 3y ago
I use MacPorts, but I recall hearing the alternative Homebrew Emacs packages apply lots of patches onto the Emacs codebase itself and may cause stability issues. Users should be aware of this before deciding to use emacs-plus over the regul
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by koito17 3y ago
One of my major concerns with Lean 4 is when I asked about mathlib compatibility some 2-3 years ago and the only reply I got was from Kevin Buzzard, implying that the best we can do is essentially rewrite it all! Correct me if I am wrong, b
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by koito17 3y ago
Huh? I could've sworn the TIFF bug was during the iPhoneOS 1.x days. I recall jailbreakme's exploit using corrupted fonts in a PDF, not TIFF images. A quick Google search led me to this https://appleinsider.com/art
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by koito17 3y ago
Coolest application of those data URL ever. It's amazing how simple this idea is yet I have NEVER considered trying it out. I am not surprised this idea has already been done before, but it's still somehow never crossed my imagina
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by koito17 3y ago
TRAMP is amazing. Whenever I need to edit configuration files or code on a remote server, I get to keep the exact same Emacs setup as if I were doing things locally. There are noticeable delays in opening and saving files on slow connection
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by koito17 3y ago
Wine has changed so much over the years, it's amazing to see it doing so well. I first started using Wine around 2012 when I wanted to run FL Studio 10. Surprisingly, this actually worked (and the audio latency wasnt terrible either).
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by koito17 3y ago
KDE has other problems instead :-) When I first tried KDE, it was during the Plasma 4 days and ran as slow as molasses (not to mention the constant crashing leaving me with a black screen). Friends convinced me about a decade later to try P

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