kuon

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by kuon 9y ago
It is not a phone, but my coffee machine electronic just died (but after 7 years). It had no visible damage (water, electric shock). After changing the main PCB it was working again, like new. I regret not playing more with the old PCB thou
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by kuon 9y ago
My ISP doesn't support IPv6 and it's been complicated to get IPv6 running properly at my hosting providers too. My hosting provider uses DHCP to propagate routing information, and I had a lot of issue with it going down, thus losi
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by kuon 9y ago
Actually, for subtitles, I use mpv.io with --video-align=-1 which is smart enough to place the subtitles at the right place.
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by kuon 9y ago
I have a netflix subscription, but I download all movies from bittorrent, for three reasons: 1. Quality, especially audio, on many netflix movie I just cannot hear the voices. VLC is much better at mixing 5.1 to stereo for my speakers (not
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by kuon 9y ago
Knowing its dev, this doesn't surprise me:)
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The State of Elm, 2018 survey (typeform)(brianthicks.com)
3 points by kuon 9y ago|0 comments
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by kuon 9y ago
I'm using style-element with elm now, and for the first time in ages I enjoy web dev.
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by kuon 9y ago
My experience with collaborative sync is that it is really application specific. Most of the time, I used a dumb store (just storing all versions) and had the app decide of the logic to produce the current state. But, this library looks nic
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by kuon 9y ago
Users are very attached to avatars, which IRCCloud was lacking last time I checked. Also I don't know if modern IRC supports audio/video calls. Thinking about it, screensharing is becoming more and more important too. We still use
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by kuon 9y ago
I could push for another discussion medium at my company, but the thing is that I'm connected to a lot of FOSS slacks (elixir, elm, postgresql...). I don't want to give more GB of rams to another client that I'll have to run
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by kuon 9y ago
I was wondering the same thing.
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by kuon 9y ago
After complaining to support that my bank account would not verify after I made a SEPA transfer, I suddenly had my coinbase account locked. A few days later, I got an email from support telling me my account had been locked for security rea
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by kuon 9y ago
Most of the time the customer router is controlled by the ISP. And I don't see why you are so pedantic on this, the point is about how NAT is generally deployed, and for consumers, this is with a single IP, stateful firewall and UPnP f
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by kuon 9y ago
I know, but I meant how NAT with IPv4 was deployed by ISP (at least in europe), which is a single IP with all inbound connection blocked. I guess it will depend on how ISP will deploy IPv6, but where I saw it deployed, the ISP did not provi
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by kuon 9y ago
What is the opinion on IPv6 on this kind of problem? I mean, IPv4 being often behind a NAT, I guess a LOT of devices that would be exposed are protected by a NAT. But in an IPv6 world where NAT is no longer required, don't you fear tha
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by kuon 9y ago
Anybody know what is the status of FreeBSD? I googled a bit and found nothing except "we wait", is it still the case?
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by kuon 9y ago
I now use em client, but I'd love thunderbird interface to evolve to go back to it.
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by kuon 9y ago
I had the same problem, but affinity designer helped me move to windows.
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by kuon 9y ago
Amos has been doing some insanely great work with the itch.io app and butler. If you are interested in how it works, I highly encourage you to read his blog [1]. [1]: https://amos.me/blog/2017/efficient-game-update
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by kuon 9y ago
I guess I'm going out for a walk in the park (without my phone), we rely too much on computers :P
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by kuon 9y ago
I moved my frontend (I mean "in browser" by that) dev to elm about a year ago, and it's been a year of peace. I know elm has flaws, and it's development workflow can be criticized for being too slow or conservative, but
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by kuon 9y ago
I have it the other way around. I use gitlab with github as backup.
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by kuon 9y ago
It's been only 7 minutes and I already noticed it (outside of HN), we rely too much on github :P
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by kuon 9y ago
1Password was also an important app for me, but after they moved to a service, I switched to keepass. 1password was a great app done right, but keepass is much more extensible (while being quite ugly) and with all the recent "security
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by kuon 9y ago
I've always hated IE, and I've never been an MS fan, but I tried Edge and I was surprised how fast it was. I just use it to test website and app I work on, so I don't have a good idea on how good it is as a browser (bookmark,
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by kuon 9y ago
I discovered that having an onScroll event handler on a div with overflow and -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch resulted into weird visual artifacts under certain conditions. And no, I don't want to override native scroll (which is oft
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by kuon 9y ago
Here in switzerland, we've had building shapes for decades (if not hundred of years). Here it what it looks like: https://map.geo.admin.ch/?topic=ech&lang=en&bgLayer=ch.swiss... I've always found that kind
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by kuon 9y ago
I think the main point is to explain this kind of issue to non tech people. A bit of programming, but most importantly, general concepts required to understand this kind of issue should be common knowledge. For me it falls in the same categ
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by kuon 9y ago
I discovered PC engines APU boards and now I do all my routers/network thingie with it and OpenBSD. I'm quite sure there are some nice GUI "ala pfSense" too, but I like my configuration files better.
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by kuon 9y ago
Does it support setting colors via escape sequence from the shell? because that's the whole point.

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